Asante Kotoko assistant coach, David Ocloo has admitted they really struggled to stick to their pattern against Bechem United but are working extra harder to get things back on track as soon as possible.
The Porcupine Warriors over the weekend got held by the Hunters to a goalless draw in GPL week 24 clash at the Nana Fosu Gyeabour Park.
The draw marks the Porcupine Warriors' fifth consecutive game without a win having surprisingly lost four and drawn one.
Recently, the supporters are very agitated with the team's recent performance and strongly called for the dissolution of their technical team as they are desperate to see the team in a good shape once more.
Speaking after the game, Ocloo, admitted it was a difficult game but has assured the fans things will be better soon, on the premises of how they are putting in extra efforts in recent times.
"This particular match, we did not create enough chances, but the most important thing is we got a point here," Ocloo stated. "We feel very bad for the supporters because we have starved them for so long, but they should bear with us. We are still working hard, and very soon we will turn things around."
Asante Kotoko are currently on the eighth position with 33 points and will welcome Nsoatreman FC under the lights of the Baba Yara Stadium on Thursday, April 11, in Ghana Premier League match-week 25.
