Bofoakwa Tano part ways with coach Frimpong Manso
Frimpong Manso has become the second coaching casualty this season in the local league after Martin Koopman was sacked at Hearts of Oak
Newly promoted side Bofoakwa Tano Football Club has by mutual agreement, parted ways with their head coach, Stephen Frimpong Manso, and assistant coach, Mr. Isaac Kofi Sarfo.
The duo took over from Fuseini Abubakari following the club’s promotion to top-flight football in July after 16 years in the Division One league.
Their sacking comes four days after their chaotic goalless draw with local rivals Nsoatreman FC at the Sunyani Coronation Park in the Betpawa Premier League where Nsoatreman coach Maxwell Konadu was allegedly attacked by some fans.
The Sunyani-based club had an impressive start to the season but has won one in their last eight games and sits 6th on the league table.
The club says the “decision was made in the utmost interest of the club. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to both coaches for their valuable contributions and dedication to our club.”
Bofoakwa Tano will not be in action until 3 December when they host Samartex at a yet to be decided venue following their temporary ban from using the Sunyani Coronation Park.
They were originally scheduled to face Dreams FC on Sunday, November 23 at the Theatre of Dreams but has been postponed due to the latter’s involvement in the CAF Confederation Cup this weekend.
The club is expected to announce a replacement for the vacant job before their game.
Story By: Princeton Wiredu
