Hearts of Oak legend Charles Taylor has called on the hierarchy of the club to make another Jones Attuquayefio out of current gaffer Samuel Boadu.
The late Attuquayefio managed the rainbow boys between 1998 and 2001 and had a successful spell with the club.
He was in charges when Hearts of Oak won both the CAF Champions League and Confederations Cup.
The former Medeama coach has come under intense pressure due to the club’s inconsistence performance in the ongoing campaign.
A session of the fans are calling for the head of the coach as they are set to lose the title to sworn rivals Kotoko, who currently sit top of the table.
But Charles Taylor has called on the club to make another Jones Attuquayefio out of Samuel Boadu by offering him a 10-year contract to rebuild the club.
Speaking on Angel TV monitored by Footballghana.com, the former Hearts of Oka midfielder has called on the leadership of the club not to sack Samuel Boadu.
“Hearts of Oak should not touch Samuel Boadu. They should rather make another Jones Attuquayefio out of him”
“He should be backed and given a 10-year contract to rebuild the club. He has shown what he can do given the needed support” he added.
Kotoko sit top with 52 points whereas Hearts of Oak occupies 6th position with 37 points after 25 matches.