Black Maidens coach Evans Adotey unhappy with output of players in camp

Published on: 11 February 2016

Black Maidens head coach, Augustine Adotey has expressed dissatisfaction regarding the output of certain players in camp.

According to the Maidens coach, after the scouting exercise, certain players currently in camp have failed to translate their trial form into their ongoing preparations.

“The challenge I’m facing now is that during the scouting exercise, the players’ performances have been entirely different from what we saw during the scouting.

When that happens it makes the work difficult as the commitment levels of the players becomes questionable,” Adotey lamented.

He added: “Another challenge I’m facing is that over the week the players respective clubs wrote to the FA requesting for the release of their players for the Women’s league and we have no option than to allow them to go.”

The Black Maidens will battle Morocco in a World Cup qualifier.

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