Great Olympics coach Annor Walker has expressed his displeasure about his outfits profligacy after drawing blank against Samartex in the Ghana Premier League.
The Dade Boys played out a 0-0 stalemate against Samartex in the week eleven of the domestic top-flight clash on Monday.
The two-time Ghana Premier League winners failed to bury the chances that came their way during the game.
And Walker has expressed his displeasure about the club’s wastefulness in front of goal whiles promising to augment the attacking department in the upcoming transfer window.
“Seriously, I’m not impressed with the performance of my players and if I should tell you I’m impressed with the performance in the first half, then I’m telling lies. In all things you have to give thanks, so I give thanks to the almighty for what he has given me”
“We should have killed the game in the first half because we created a lot of scoring chances but my strikers squandered all, so it’s just unfortunate”
“I’m really worried because we are being wasteful in front of goal. There are chances that shouldn’t go waste so I’m only waiting for the next transfer window so I fix in some players that can help resolve our goalscoring woes”
“For now, I need attackers that can utilize chances for us” he told StarTimes.
Great Olympics are 5th on the Ghana Premier League table with 16 points after eleven games into the Ghanaian top-flight so far this season.