Medeama coach David Duncan has attributed his sides defeat to Great Olympics to naivety and immaturity on the part of the players.
The Yellow and Mauves suffered a 1-0 defeat to the Dade boys in matchday 5 of the Ghana Premier League at the Accra Sports Stadium on Monday.
Speaking after the game, the experienced said his side lost the game on the back of immaturity of his players.
“It was a cagy game, we never in our wildest imagination concede the fact that we were coming up against a team that we could run over so in the first half we tried as much as possible to stay in the game for as long as last it lasted and perhaps take our chances if it came up and we were trying to operate most of the time from the wide arrears where we knew Olympics were a bit vulnerable because we played three at the back”
“And I think that a couple of times we call them on the back foot but I told you prior to the game, most of the guys who are playing now, you probably know their profiles, Moro Musah, this is his first game ever in GFA organized competition but you saw the kind of output that he delivered this afternoon, Hafiz, and Fodjour same”
“So, all I can say is, we could have made the game easier for ourselves in the first half we didn’t do that because of naivety and immaturity on the part of the players” he said
Medeama currently sit 13th position with 6 points after 5 matches into the Ghana Premier League campaign.