Alhassan Dawou to step in for suspended RTU coach Gargo

Posted On Tuesday, 20th November 2012

Real Tamale United will travel to Bekwai to face New Edubiase

Alhassan Dawou will make his Premier League debut as a coach on Sunday- and also take charge of his first senior football match- as he stands in for suspended Mohammed Gargo.

Dawou will step into the shoes of Gargo when Real Tamale United travel to Bekwai to face New Edubiase on match day-8 of the Ghana Premier League.

Gargo has been asked to step side after he was red carded in their week-5 fixture against Heart in Accra.

The second-in-command will now assume full responsibility ahead of their next three games against Edubiase, Ebusua Dwarfs and All Stars.

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Tanko says:

November 20, 2012 at 3:14 pm

Alhassan Dawou is a great coach whom should have taken charge of the team in the first place. Except for the fact that the European experience Gargo has was the one step Gargo edge Dawou with, other wise, Dawou is the man. Good luck Alhassan

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