Asante Kotoko goalkeeper's trainer Najau Issah has launched a scathing attack at Hearts of Oak coach Samuel Boadu following his comment after the goalless draw in the Ghana Premier League.
The Porcupine Warriors picked a point against the league champions in a goalless draw at the Accra Sports stadium in a matchday seven outstanding fixture on Sunday.
Both teams had decent chances to win the game but Richard Atta pulled some amazing saves to keep Hearts in the game as Asante Kotoko were also saved by the goalpost.
After the game, coach Samuel Boadu controversially disclosed that Kotoko wouldn't have even beaten Auroras. His comments in the post-match interview didn't go down well with a member of Kotoko's technical team, Najau Issah who quickly took to his official Twitter handle to describe Boadu's comment as unprofessional.
"I doubt his professionalism, every professional will respect your opponents and you don't speak shit about them, we are still on top Krobea. Fabulous, we move," Issah wrote on his Twitter handle.
The draw means Asante Kotoko are seven points clear at the top of the League log with 37 points, seven points richer than second-placed Bechem United, and will head into the second round of the season with a commanding lead.