Executive Committee member of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Wilfred Osei Kweku Palmer is uncertain about the competence of the match commissioner for Asante Kotoko's CAF Confederation Cup return encounter against CARA Club.
According to Osei Palmer, who is the leader of delegation for the Porcupine Warriors in Congo, the match commissioner for the Wednesday's much anticipated showdown was present when fans of the Congolese side forced them to end their training abruptly on Tuesday but did nothing to halt the unfortunate incident.
“Supporters of CARA invaded the pre-technical meeting, which ended abruptly," Palmer told Happy FM.
“We don’t even believe the match commissioner because in all our atrocities he was mute and watched everything without saying a word to the Congolese."
He added, “Congolese fa has ordered there shouldn’t be any coverage in today’s game but we have written to caf through the Ghana football association to allow coverage."
“Thanking the Government of Ghana for the wonderful treatment they’ve given to Kotoko in Congo."
“We are going all out to beat Cara in Congo irrespective of all the unwanted treatment," he concluded.