Former Kotoko star Godwin Ablordey has taken a shot at current players of the club, claiming none of them would have made the team during their playing days.
Current crop of players in the Ghana Premier League have faced opprobrium from former players who are calling them out for their poor work ethic.
In an interview with Akoma FM, Ablordey, who is currently the assistant coach of King Faisal emphasized the current players of the Porcupine Warriors are off less quality and for that matter, would have struggled to make the team at the time.
“They (Kotoko) have no special quality players like they used to have in the past such as Stephen Oduro, Jordan, and the rest.
I won't blame the current management for recruiting these average players because the league itself lacks quality. Most of the players playing in the other clubs are average ones unlike during our time when most of the players were in the senior national teams”
“If Kotoko really wants to recruit quality, they need to scout outside the shores of Ghana and that is costly. The fans however must support the team financially by attending matches so management can recruit the kind of quality they (supporters) are craving for”
“I'm sorry to say this, but none of the current Kotoko crop of players would have gotten a place in our team during our playing days”