Asante Kotoko legend Joe Debrah has expressed the view that the club's supporters cannot be expected to be patient if the team delivers subpar results in the name of "rebuilding."
The ex-Ghana international believes that Kotoko is not a club for rebuilding and that the team should be winning matches right from the beginning of the season.
Despite failing to defend their Ghana Premier League title last season, the Porcupine Warriors have brought back Prosper Narteh Ogum as coach and signed over 10 new players. However, they currently find themselves in 17th place out of 18 clubs in the league after three matchdays, with two draws and one loss.
Debrah has urged the players to intensify their training routines to be better prepared for competition.
"Kotoko does not know rebuilding. It is not a rebuilding club. Kotoko is a team that heads straight up when the league starts. We have the players already and when the league starts, we just move. The coaches and people are saying rebuilding so let's see"
"Right now teams that face Kotoko don't have any fear, I don't even know why. The Boys need to do extra training. No personal training, they only rely on team's training" - Joe Debrah on Kessben TV
Kotoko's next league match will be as guests of Accra Lions before they face Aduana FC at home.
