The wife of Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Joyce Attah has alleged Samuel Boadu’s sacking was orchestrated by unnamed bosses of the club.
Mrs. Joyce Attah, who tagged the unnamed bosses of the Phobians as 'Aki and Pawpaw' in a hot audio disclosed that the two top officials had confronted the referee who handled Hearts of Oak’s game against Kotoko before the clash to give two of their players red card in order to weaken the team to lose.
The said game ended in a 1-1 stalemate in September 2022.
According to her, it was an attempt to help sack fan favourite Samuel Boadu from the former African champions.
Explaining why his husband, Richard Attah’s limited game time in the ongoing campaign, Mrs Joyce Attah said, "When the team (Hearts of Oak) traveled to play Kotoko, Ayi (goalkeeper) was not involved in the team's warm-up. It was Attah and Alawa (Eric Ofori Antwi) who were in camp. Boadu included Attah in his starting X1 against Kotoko but the officials warned him (Boadu) to change him. He was replaced with Alawa but the officials rejected that one too" Mrs. Attah said in an explosive audio
"So Ayi was not aware that he was going to be in post. You understand! So he hurriedly dressed up for warm up and the game itself.
"Because they wanted Samuel Boadu downfall, they planned to rely on the outcome of the game to engineer his dismissal.
"Is is me! I am the one telling you this. The referee (Serlom Yao Bless) confronted two players and asked them if they had wronged their bosses? and they said No! Then he informed them that these your bosses 'Aki and Pawpaw' say I should show these two specifics players the marching off orders.
"I am telling you. Whoever doubts me should come to me. He said these players should be shown the red card so that the lose to force the exit of Samuel Boadu.
"Thankfully, there were no red cards. Attah has not done anything wrong. It was Samuel Boadu had left the club that he informed Attah of the plot against him."
It's unclear who the 'Aki and Pawpaw' are but references can be deduced by their teeming followers.