Bibiani Goldstars supporters are very irritated and have strongly called for the jettisoning of their head coach Michael Osei- premising their protest mainly on the club's recent poor performance.
The 52-year-old gaffer has been in charge of the club since their promotion into the topflight and has really played a vital role in helping them establish themselves as a mainstay in their first two seasons.
However, his start to the ongoing season has been very abysmal, having drawn their last five league matches.
Currently, the Miners have just two wins, five draws and two loses from their opening nine matches and will have to up the ante as soon as possible to redeem their season.
In an interview on Kumasi-based Kessben FM, club CEO Kwasi Adu has jumped to the defense of coach Michael Osei and has urged their supporters to exercise patience with the coach and strongly believes they will turn things around very soon.
"We have not officially gotten information from the supporters’ union but if they have such thoughts, I will tell them to exercise some patience."
“In football, if you are not patient and act on feelings to sack people all the time, you won’t get stability. We are in our third season; you don’t have to sack the coach when you lose or draw a game."
Bibiani Goldstars have eleven points and found on the 11th spot as it stands and travel to Dormaa to face leaders Aduana Stars in the next round of matches.
