Former Asante Kotoko striker, Ernest Boateng thinks the current squad of the club lacks leadership on the field of play as their performance keeps dwindling in the ongoing Ghanaian top tier league.
Asante Kotoko has been in bleak form, manning the 14th spot and accruing an abysmal ten points after nine rounds of matches this season.
However, the former Okwahu United player who joined the Porcupine Warriors in 1994 believes the club's erratic showing is due to leadership issues.
“There is no leader in the team. In every team, besides the coach and captain there is always a player who controls the boys on the pitch. When we met Frimpong Manso and Ampiah checked on us to ensure that we created problems for our opponents.
“Not everything will be done by the coach. They are just playing with no leadership on the pitch,” Boateng added.
The Porcupine Warriors will nip-and-tuck-it-down with Samartex in the matchday ten fixture on Sunday, November 12.
By: Pascal Amoah
