The
technical director of the Ghana Football Association Francis Oti Akenteng has told
Starr FM Sports that numerous policies have been put in place to uplift the image
of women’s football in Ghana and to make it a model in West African. The FA has
come under a lot of flak in recent times following the failure of the Black
Queens to qualify for next year’s Women’s World Cup in Canada after a
disappointing showing in Namibia. Over the years some pundits believe the FA
has over concentrated on the Black Stars to the detriment of the other national
sides. But Coach Oti Akenteng, tells Starr FM Sports that several grass root
courses have been undertaken to train the ladies in both technical and
administrative areas. Wednesday, 29 October 2014
WOMEN SOCCER NOT NEGLECTED
The
technical director of the Ghana Football Association Francis Oti Akenteng has told
Starr FM Sports that numerous policies have been put in place to uplift the image
of women’s football in Ghana and to make it a model in West African. The FA has
come under a lot of flak in recent times following the failure of the Black
Queens to qualify for next year’s Women’s World Cup in Canada after a
disappointing showing in Namibia. Over the years some pundits believe the FA
has over concentrated on the Black Stars to the detriment of the other national
sides. But Coach Oti Akenteng, tells Starr FM Sports that several grass root
courses have been undertaken to train the ladies in both technical and
administrative areas. 
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