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Maroc - GHANASOCCERNET.COM - A la Une - 02/Sep 21:54
GFA boss Kurt Okraku urges Match Commissioners to uphold game integrity ahead of 2024-25 season
Ghana Football Association President Kurt Okraku has urged Premier League Match Commissioners to maintain the integrity of the game as the 2024-25 season approaches.In a candid discussion with the officials responsible for overseeing Premier League matches, Okraku emphasized the critical role they play in ensuring that GFA regulations are strictly followed.He highlighted the need to "win back the 12th Man," a theme he introduced during the 2024 Congress on August 27, referring to the importance of re-engaging fans."We need your support. At Congress, I spoke about winning the 12th man back, our fans. To do this, we must protect the integrity of the game," Okraku said. "Fans need to be assured that the matches they pay to watch are competitive and fair."Okraku stressed the impact of integrity on fan attendance, saying, "If you see the stadia empty, in Accra, in Kumasi, it's because of concerns about integrity. How we manage the games is key. I believe in your support to deliver top-level domestic football for Ghanaians."He also reassured the Match Commissioners that the trust they placed in him would be honoured, promising to provide the necessary logistics and clear outstanding allowances before the season kicks...
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