Mohammed Gargo condemns RTU to relegation
Posted On Friday, 1st March 2013
Ex RTU coach Mohammed Gargo
Former Real Tamale United coach Mohammed Gargo says there is now way the side can escape relegation.
The Tamale-based side are rooted at the foot of the Premier League table and are in search of their first top flight victory this term.
RTU virtually need a miracle to escape the drop with a massive 13 points away from safety.
And ex coach Gargo who qualified the side back to the top flight last summer says the team cannot escape relegation for the bad form they have shown.
“I am really disappointed but RTU will go to relegation,” he said.
“It wasn’t easy to qualify the side back to the Premier League and already they will b going back.”
The ex Ghana international cited poor management system as the reason for the club’s swift decline.
“RTU’s problem is with the management,” he adds.
“There is no administrative system. It is only the chairman of the board that is running the club.
“He uses his own resources to run the club with no other source of money coming in.”
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Cest ce vrai!!!
GARGO IS RIGHT. TOO MANY FOOLS IN GH. THEY SIMPLY REFUSE TO TAKE ADVICE, REFUSE TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX. THE REASON WHY THE CLUB OWNER CANT PAY THE RTU PLAYERS IS SIMPLY BCOS HE IS STRAPPED FOR CASH. THE CEO CANT DIVERSIFY HIS REVENUE COLLECTING STREAMS. INSTEAD OF LISTENING TO PLL LIKE GARGO, HE WILL TAKE THE CLUB BACK TO RELEGATION. HEARTS, KING FAILSAL AND MANY CLUBS IN GH ARE ALL DOLING THE SAME. THEY DONT KNOW HOW TO MAKE MONEY. TOO STUPID. IN THIS DAY N AGE WHERE U HVE THE INTERNET. U SEE HOW CLUBS LIKE LIVERPOOL, ARSENAL ETC ARE MAKING MONEY. WAT IS UR EXCUSE?
hahaha Ghfuo you talk sense. even the national coach appiah dont know what twitter is so what is the ASSURANCE that these local coaches and cohorts even know what GOOGLE is? the problem with many african managers is they are not dynamic enough. They are not ahead of trends and developments in their fields , not even in the middle.