Former Chief Executive Officer of Hearts of Oak, Neil Armstrong Mortagbe is hopeful that the club can clinch the ongoing Ghana Premier League title despite their poor start to the campaign.
Hearts of Oak have endured a difficult start to the campaign, having lost their opening two games.
The two defeats have left the Phobians at the bottom of the standings which has prompted their vociferous fans to call on management to quickly find a solution.
Despite their disappointing start to the season, Mr. Armstrong is defiant that his former outfit will rise up from the ashes to win the league hence they should be written off.
"It's an 18-club league and each club will play 34 matches, I think it's too early to pass judgement on Hearts of Oak," he told FOX FM.
"I know it's hard for Hearts of Oak fans to accept the situation but once we have long league, there is more time and things will change.
"The year 2020 is an action year with less talk, Hearts of Oak will be successful, I have no doubt about it," he added.
Hearts of Oak will host Ebusua Dwarfs in Week 3 of the league at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday.