Ex-Black Stars head coach Kwesi Appiah has revealed that he doesn't like lobbying for jobs as he becomes a new chapter after in his coaching career.
The 59-year-old parted ways with the senior national team following the expiration of his contract which coincided with the dissolution of the technical teams of all national teams by the Ghana Football Association.
Coach Appiah was replaced by former Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko trainer Charles Kwablan Akonnor as the head coach of the Black Stars on a two-year deal.
Speaking in an interview with GTV Sports Plus, the former Al Khartoum manager said, "I don’t like to lobby for jobs."
"When it happens like that you don’t have the freedom and the free hands to work and it affects your decision making.
"You have to be sincere as a person and be tough. I don’t qualify, I don’t and that is how the national team must be done.
"The FA must select competent to be in charge of the national teams," he added.