Aboubakar Ouattara, the coach of Hearts of Oak, got into a heated argument with reporters after his team's goalless draw with Dreams FC on Sunday.
In the Matchday 7 games at the Tuba AstroTurf, the Phobians were expecting to defeat the Still Believe boys back-to-back.
But after ninety minutes of play, there was no goal.
Following a query on the team's strategy, Ouattara's statement emphasized his exclusive control over the group's choices.
"I make the decisions because I am the coach. You don't have to tell me what I can and can't do. You seem to be saying that you have the authority to order things," he said.
"You work as a reporter. You pose your queries, and I respond. I am the coach, so don't expect me to respond the way you would like.
"I am in charge of the game tomorrow. I signed the contract, not you, so I'm responsible if things don't work out. I don't base my decisions on any feedback.
Due to the outcome, Hearts of Oak have only won twice in their last five games, despite not losing any of them. Additionally, Dreams FC is now winless after seven games.
On Sunday, October 27, the Phobians will play the Bibiani GoldStars on Matchday 8 at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium.
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Abdul Rashid Adam, a Ghanaian defender, starts his West Ham trials.
According to Flashscore, Ghanaian left-back Abdul Rashid Adam has begun his trial at West Ham.
In order to get vital experience in London, the 18-year-old will be spending the upcoming weeks with the Hammers' young team.
Adam was able to train with the U18 team when West Ham's technical director, Tim Steidten, gave his approval.
The talented defender has already played for Ghana's U20 team and is presently a member of Benab FC in Division 2.
Both left-back and left-center-back are positions that the adaptable defender can play.
Adam is known for his ability to advance and make accurate crosses. He has always shown his respect for Trent Alexander-Arnold, a star for Liverpool.
Adam views the trial as a crucial chance to emulate fellow Ghanaian Joseph Anang, who secured a seat at West Ham following a successful trial.
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