Former Hearts of Oak star Dan Quaye believes Samuel Boadu was shown the exit door because of selfish interest on the part of some management members.
The Phobians parted ways with Coach Samuel Boadu on Tuesday with the club stating it needed a new direction following a poor run of results.
The Phobians have played three games and yet to record a win in the ongoing Ghana Premier League.
In an interview with Koforidua-based Bryt FM, the former Ghana international who sees Samuel Boadu as one for the future for the Phobians lamented on the sacking of the former Medeama gaffer.
Despite failing to point fingers, Dan Quaye indicated Samuel Boadu’s sacking bounds down to selfish interest on the part of some management members.
“I wasn’t happy with the sacking of Samuel Boadu because his achievement with Hearts of Oak is unprecedented. He won five trophies in two seasons and it is something that does not normally happen in Ghana. No coach in the country has achieved this apart from Jones Attuquafio. I am very disappointed because he is one for the future,”
“No one can convince me the team can perform extraordinary in Africa with these players, they are very young. So, they should gone in for an expatriate to assist him or taken him for refresher courses with their partners, TSG Hoffenheim in Germany and Cincinnati in the USA for at least one year,”
“I think it would have been beneficial to the club but because of selfish interest they have sacked him which is very bad. His sacking is a big blow to the club,”