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I have done lot of good works for club – Great Olympics coach Annor Walker on sack rumours

Published: 4 years ago
Ghana Premier League

Great Olympics head coach Annor Walker believes he has done a lot of good works for the club following rumours that the club wants to relieve him of his duty.

Supporters of the club were not happy and charged coach Walker following their 1-0 defeat to Ashanti Gold last weekend in the Ghana Premier League on match week 26 encounter.

The results leaves the Accra-based side 7th on the league standings with 39 points with eight matches left to play.

“If this is how they will pay me back, it’s okay. I have done a lot of good works for the club and at a point in time we were title contenders”, the experienced trainer said Hot FM.

“If Olympics feels I’m not good for the club again, they can sack me but surely, I will not go hungry. God will take care of me”.

Great Olympics will travel to Techiman to take on Eleven Wonders on match week 27 of the Ghana Premier League.

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