Hearts to hold crunch meeting with Laryea Kingston on Monday

1. Fresher says:

   September 10, 2012 at 5:02 pm

   I am pessimistic about anything good to come out of this cynical meeting between the club’s CEO and Laryea Kingston. For all along before the time Laryea was signed, he was already tagged as one of the most indisciplined players in Ghana, whereas H of Oaks ignored all the forewarnings and went for him at a huge financial cost to the club. If a club could cough out a whooping sum of one billion (1,000,000,000) old Ghana cedis for a player who is used to the luxuries of comfortable houses and hotels both in Ghana and abroad how would you expect such a player to react if or when such a player is taking to a mosquitoes infested place and there are no places of convenience to ease himself when he feels the urge to attend to nature’s call? Definitely, there would be chaos and confusion like that ensued, I think aspersions should not be cast at Laryea for those actions because in many scenarios people like in the situation of Laryea are most often the ones whom the truth is on their side, and Mr Fred Crentsil should work out the best way to solve this lingering or seeming crisis that is likely to plunge the into further unwanted situations. The players deserve a better camping places for their health and security, and the image of H of Oaks as a club that serves as one of the two guiding stars of Ghanaian football.

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2. Fresher says:

   September 10, 2012 at 5:04 pm

   I am pessimistic about anything good to come out of this cynical meeting between the club’s CEO and Laryea Kingston. For all along before the time Laryea was signed, he was already tagged as one of the most indisciplined players in Ghana, whereas H of Oaks ignored all the forewarnings and went for him at a huge financial cost to the club. If a club could cough out a whooping sum of one billion (1,000,000,000) old Ghana cedis for a player who is used to the luxuries of comfortable houses and hotels both in Ghana and abroad how would you expect such a player to react if or when such a player is taking to a mosquitoes infested place and there are no places of convenience to ease himself when he feels the urge to attend to nature’s call? Definitely, there would be chaos and confusion like that ensued, I think aspersions should not be cast at Laryea for those actions because in many scenarios people who find themselves in the unpleasant situation of Laryea are most often the ones whom the truth is on their side, and Mr Fred Crentsil should work out the best way to solve this lingering or seeming crisis that is likely to plunge the into further unwanted situations. The players deserve a better camping places for their health and security, and the image of H of Oaks as a club that serves as one of the two guiding stars of Ghanaian football.

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3. Samson Tabiri says:

   September 11, 2012 at 4:34 am

   The word is “whopping” not “whooping”

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