Former Ghanaian international, Mohammed Polo, says he is disappointment at the Ghana Football Association for sidelining him in the recent national team appointments.
According to Polo, he is one of the few the few people who merits a national team job.
The dribbling magician in an interview with Asempa sports said he has the experience and desire most of the newly assigned trainers do not have but was overlooked because he is not in the good books of the Ghana Football Association.
“I feel very disappointed because I am a legend and I have experience than the appointees. I deserve to be given a national team to manage, given the job I have done and given the opportunity I would have done a better job”, peeved Polo told Asempa FM.
The former Hearts of Oak playmaker and manager is of the view that the Football Association have their preferred people, adding that he is hated by the association even though he is the best person to handle the black satellites where he thinks he would’ve done a better job.
“Unfortunately, I am not in the good books of the Association and they have just decided to hate me. With my background, I would have done a much better job with the U17 and developed them well”, Polo added.
The former technical head of Great Olympics considers himself an enemy of the Ghana Football Association hence his plight of not being considered for any national team job.
GFA hates me – Mohammed Polo
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