Kim Grant has revealed that the management of Hearts of Oak did not set any target for him to win trophies.
The former Charlton Athletic star was named as the head trainer of the club last year and he was handed a three-year mandate to lead the technical team of the Phobians.
But according to him, he wasn’t tasked to win trophies within the three-year period but insisted he has personal motivation to leave a legacy at Accra Hearts of Oak, so his quest to win silverware.
"I have got 3-year mandate. I have not been given anything to win so it ends there," he told Oyerepa FM. "After the third year, hopefully, we will be in a CAF Competition but again it's about now and not the future,” he added.
"Not at all, Not at all but I challenged myself," he said. "I didn't come to Hearts of Oak to be on holiday, but to be successful,"
"I didn't come to the biggest club in the country just to be sitting in my desk and just training, I came here to win things."
"Whatever the board and others wanted, of course, they want to win everything, they are not "stupid", "am not stupid", am here to win things for Hearts of Oak and I will be judged on results," he concluded.
The Phobians will take part in the Normalisation Committee special committee which begins this week.