There has been public concern in recent times regarding the low attendance of football fans at the various stadia across the country during local league matches involving the premier league clubs.
The Minister for Youth and Sports, Hon Mustapha Ussif shares in these concerns and therefore convened a meeting on Wednesday 11th January, 2023 with the leadership of the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA) to strategize on how to attract fans to the various stadia to ensure massive attendance for our domestic league matches.
There were fruitful deliberations at the meeting and the outcome of decisions taken are as follows:
1. Further consultations would be made with all stakeholders including the Ghana Football Association (GFA), the Ghana League Clubs Association (GHALCA), the National Sports Authority (NSA) and supporters for their inputs on the strategy to be adopted to address the situation.
2. Meanwhile, the Minister would like to encourage supporters of the various clubs to patronise the local league matches to raise enough funds to manage the clubs and develop them to the level that we all desire.
Source: Peacefmonline.com
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Aaaww! consultation for what....don't worry I can handle this here noorrr. The league is not attractive because officiating is poor, people make more money betting on foreign leagues like EPL and the rest. In the past not many people had access to DSTV to enable them experience high level professional quality games like now. Our pitches are nothing to write home about. The minister should call me for further details.