King Faisal trainer Jimmy Cobblah is confident his side will have a season turn around after sloppy start to the campaign.
The Isha Allah boys has been poor this season, suffering defeat in all four games into the Ghana Premier League campaign.
The Porcupine Warriors inflicted an emphatic 3-0 win over the Isha Allah boys at the Baba Yara Stadium on Monday night.
Ugandan import Steven Dese Mukwala got the opening goal of the match for Kotoko as early as the 10th minute after he set up by beautifully by Dickson Afoakwa.
Boadu doubled the advantage in the 27th minute by scoring his very first competitive goal for the club when he converted a penalty kick.
Nicholas Mensah completed the victory for the reigning Ghanaian champions with another goal just a minute after the restart after he was assisted by Mukwala.
Speaking after the game, the former Black Satellites coach said he is confident things will change for his out.
‘It will come trust me, I know what I am doing. For all you know I have never watched them play a game of such. You could see we brought Larweh who was down with Malaria but I decided to use him because of experience. You could see if we have players of this sought it will be better. So I am telling you and still believing that things will change”
King Faisal are bottom on the league log without a point after four matches into the domestic top-flight.
