The Phobians suffered defeat when both teams met earlier in the season but new boss Samuel Boadu believes things will be different in the upcoming encounter.

“We believe Hearts of Oak will take that three maximum points, we play match after match and we don’t care about which team we are facing, we will get the points” he stated

Hearts of Oak are currently at the top of the league table after winning their last five games in the league.

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Chief financier of Accra  Hearts of Oak, Togbe Afede XIV has disclosed that together with his board will put adequate strategies in place to curb the massive exit of players from the club.

In the last few weeks, players have exited the clubs on the basis of contract impasse, nonperformance, disciplinary issues amongst others.

Recently one of their top maxman, Joseph Esso departed after failing to agree terms with the club, Kofi Kordzi is also nearing a move away from the side with the Qatari side in the loop.

This trend has however not sat down well with the board chairman of the club, who has bemoaned endlessly about the massive outflow of players from the cub.

In a recent media interview at  the unveiling of the club’s partnership agreement with StarLife Assurance, he shared these comments;

“It’s disheartening to see players moving to other African clubs. So in the bid to get rid of that, we want to be among the best paying club, in Africa and of course, this partnership and others will go a long way to help the club”

“In a few months, Pobiman will be completed and it will be a special place and it is Hearts of Oak’s gift to the youth of this country. It must inspire not only the family but it must inspire all who aspire greatness in their chosen fields” he ended.

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Ghanaian Premier League club Hearts of Oak have reportedly settled some arrears owed to its players and technical staff.

Since the inception of the coronavirus, lots of clubs in the country were adversely affected hence their inability to generate revenue through match day proceeds, player sales, sponsorship deals as well other possible sources.

This development will come as a wonderful piece of news to players and technical staff, who would have expected their four months salary arrears paid in full but received two months for the meantime with the club promising to offset the others soon.

The Ghana Premier League was placed on hold due to the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus in March but canceled by the Executive Council of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) after a series of consultative meetings with stakeholders of the league.

The new season is bound to resume in October 2020 with lots of clubs still unsure of how safe it is to resume camping in the midst of the pandemic, Covid-19.

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