Great Olympics head coach, Bismark Kobi-Mensah, has acknowledged the difficult task he has of saving the club from relegation in the Ghana Premier League.
Kobi-Mensah replaced Yaw Preko as the head coach of the side and has been struggling in the ongoing season, managing just two wins, two draws, and two losses since his appointment three months ago.
Great Olympics currently sit in 17th place on the league table with 31 points. Despite the difficult situation, Kobi-Mensah is confident in his abilities and is determined to guide the team to safety with 8 matches left to play in the league.
“I have a very difficult job on my hand for that one for sure, from the day,” Kobi-Mensah told Accra-based Radio Gold. “But I have accepted the challenge and I am very confident that I will come out of this challenge very well.”
Kobi-Mensah believes that the way forward is to remain focused and work with the players to address any weaknesses in the team.
“What is important is to look at the forward and stay focused and the way forward is to make sure that I keep on working with the players and any areas that I think we lack. So that we improve from there and make sure we get the results that will make us stay in the league,” he added.
The club will now play their home matches at the WAFA Park in Sogakope. Their up against Tamale City on match day 27.
Source: Soccanews.com
