Players smoking after games is normal - Ex-Great Olympics defender Dan Quaye;
Dan Quaye, Ghana (Photo by Tony Marshall - PA Images through Getty Images)
Previous Great Olympics safeguard, Dan Quaye has said there isn't anything with players smoking after games.
He said players drinking liquor and smoking after games isn't a wrongdoing.
His remark comes after Hearts of Oak board part, Dr. Nyaho Tamakloe blamed players for taking part in smoking and drinking when games.
As per Dan Quaye, this training is a standard all around the world thusly it is bewildering that it is slandered exclusively in Ghana.
He said drinking and smoking are standard things players in Europe take part in to commend an accomplishment or recover energy.
Drinking and smoking are wherever in the realm of football. In Germany, Spain, England, and different nations, players take cups of lager to recapture lost energy after a game, others smoke as an indication of pleasure after a game dominate, the previous Hearts of Oak protector said on Agyenkwa FM.
The previous Great Olympics player said it was a standard for him to take a container of liquor after their triumphs over rivals Asante Kotoko. He noticed that Ghanaians should quit regarding drinking and smoking as offensive wrongdoings for players.
Players smoking after games is normal - Ex-Great Olympics defender Dan Quaye.
It's just in our country that when a player is seen drinking then, at that point, it's an untouchable and besides become a major news in general society.
In my playing days, I used to drink a container of Guinness. At the point when we dominate a match, it's one minute to feel cheerful.
In any event, when we beat Kotoko to win the super cup, I drank one jug of Guinness after the game.
Players smoking after games is normal - Ex-Great Olympics defender Dan Quaye