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We couldn’t go to World Cup ‘just trusting in God’ – Sports Minister defends Otto Addo sacking

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We couldn’t go to World Cup ‘just trusting in God’ – Sports Minister defends Otto Addo sacking

Speaking on Joy News’ PM Express Business Edition on Tuesday, the Minister rejected suggestions that Ghana should have retained Otto Addo despite the poor run of results before the World Cup.

The Black Stars’ coaching change remains one of the most debated decisions surrounding Ghana’s World Cup campaign.”He argued that the performances under new coach Carlos Queiroz suggested the decision had merit, even though the coach had limited time to prepare the team before the tournament.

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