Normalization Committee share delight over Women's Special Competition
Lawyer and Member of Ghana FA Normalization Committee, Naa Odofoley Nortey has expressed delight over the progress of the Women's Special Competition.
The Normalization Committee Women Special Competition kicked off last week, and has recorded two matches already, generating a lot of positive having seen football suspended in the country close to a year.
Naa Odofoley having watched two games already revealed that the eagerness of the clubs to participate is real:“You can see the girls are really playing their hearts out, they’ve taken this tournament very seriously and I like the way they are going about everything.Immigration Ladies are very upset because they lost the game".
“Because they thought they had it in the bag, at worst it should have been draw.Unfortunately there was a late goal by the Police team and that made their opponents very upset.
“So I’m going to try and comfort them a bit".
Seeing the brain-child of the Normalization Committee coming to fruition, Naa Odofoley gleefully said:"I mean so far the results that we are getting we can really say that this thing (the tournament) is really going on very well, I have watched two games so far.
“I intend to be at Saturday’s game at the Teshie MATS park, I hope everybody will come. I mean everyone is here.Ghanaians you can see the interest in football is back.Clearly, Ghanaians are very happy to see football back. We thank God, so far so good".
Match day three of the ongoin. Normalization Committee Women Special Competition kicks off at the various match centres this weekend across the country.