King Faisal boss George Amoakoh says his doors are open to new Asante Kotoko Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Nana Yaw Amponsah whenever he calls on him for advice.
The experienced football administrator’s tenure ended in July after the new board of Directors dissolved the old management of the club.
Amoakoh served as CEO of Kotoko from 2017 to 2020 under the Dr. Kwame Kyei administration, guiding the side’s return to the group stages of African club competition since 2008.
Now at King Faisal, the GFA Executive Council member says Nana Yaw Amponsah will get his advice when necessary.
“Nana Yaw Amponsah is my younger brother. If he asks me anything, I will willingly give him advice and support.
“All the experience I have gained at Kotoko I will make it available to him but it is up to him to take it but I can’t give all my concentration on that project.
“I want to concentrate the rest of my life on what I can do for King Faisal and not talk about Kotoko,” Amoakoh said in an interview with Nhyira FM.
The football top-brain also adds that his stint with the Porcupines is his worst period in management.
Several reports of lack of teamwork among members and unprofessionalism were labelled against the management.
“Whatever happened is past and gone. I am now concentrating all my brains on making King Faisal tick.
“That is what I want to use my time and energies on and not to think about the past.”
Now, a 12-member board of Directors lead Asante Kotoko’s pursuit to bring back the glory days of the Kumasi-based outfit.
