Ghana Football Association (GFA) president, Kurt Okraku has been cautioned over his relationship with veteran football administrator, Takyi Arhin.
This emerges after the former Techiman Eleven Wonders Chief Executive Officer (CEO) speaking on Asempa FM on the Ultimate Sports Show slammed stakeholders for demanding an explanation of the allocation of the CAF and FIFA relief fund.
Mr Arhin, who was known to be in the camp of disqualified GFA presidential candidate, Wilfred Osei Kweku Palmer has emerged as one of the few administrators who are in support of the Kurt Okraku’s led administration.
But an angry Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Sekondi Hasaacas, FC Samuel Paapa Kwesi Esson Arbuah reacting to the comments of Takyi Arhin described him as a ‘bootlicker’ and a cheap ‘bellytician’ who supports anything as long as receive crumbs to survive.
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He cautioned Mr Okraku to disassociate himself from such comments by Takyi Arhin.
“People like Takyi Arhin are the real enemies of football in this country. What is the sense in what has just said on the radio? he quizzed on the Ultimate Sports Show.
“Which clubs does Takyi Arhin belong to? He has no club, does not spend on football but gets financial benefit from the game. Yet he has the effrontery and brass-neck to attack those who are spending money on the game.
“He is a Bellytician. Bellyticians are persons who work for financial gains to fill their pot bellies.
“I will urge the President of the Ghana Football Association Kurt Okraku to be wary of such characters around him.
“He is just a “bellytician” who brings absolutely nothing to the table.”
The football politics and antagonism appears to have been deepened with no end in sight for a collective front to drive the sport amid accusations and counter-accusations.
Takyi Arhin was a known critic of the Kwesi Nyantakyi led administration.
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