Head coach of the Black Stars, Otto Addo, has highlighted the value of players who are bold enough to question decisions and show emotion after defeats.
He made the remarks during a lecture at the University of Ghana as part of a colloquium organised by the Department of Physical Education and Sports.
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The event, held at the Rugby Stadium on February 19, focused on “Individual Player Development.”
Addo explained that working with strong-minded players has shaped his growth as a coach.
According to him, athletes who challenge authority often demonstrate a deeper understanding of the game.
“I always say that, and I tell it to the other coaches, if the player can see the problems, with me as coach, problems, I know that they will pick the opponent’s problems.”
“So I like these players. Everything has to be in a certain range, but I like players who are going to challenge me, who are going to question me, or who are angry when they lose, because I know these are the players we need to win the game.
“So, in my coaching career, actually I think I learned my lesson.” He said.
He encouraged students and athletes to balance their sporting ambitions with academic development.
The programme aimed to expose students to opportunities within the sports industry while stressing the importance of personal growth on and off the field.
