Vision FC head coach Nana Kweku Agyemang insists he is far from satisfied after his side’s 2-2 draw with Heart of Lions in their Matchday 11 clash.
The Eewo were forced to settle for a point against the league’s second-placed side, but Agyemang was unequivocal about his ambitions.
“I am never content; whether it’s home or away, it doesn’t matter who I am playing with,” he said.
“I don’t train the whole week just so I pick up one point, or I go in and lose a game, never. That’s not my mentality, that’s not how I coach.”
Agyemang added that his approach against Lions reflected his desire to win, not merely compete.
“I go into every game thinking I can pick up the three points; otherwise, I will not play man-oriented press against an experienced side like that. I wanted to pick up all three points.”
The result leaves Vision FC 10th on the league table with 14 points. They now prepare for a challenging Matchday 12 encounter against Hearts of Oak this weekend (Saturday, November 29) at the Accra Sports Stadium, as they seek a much-needed victory to climb the standings.
By: Pascal Amoah
