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Ex-GHALCA chairman J.Y Appiah has slammed the sanctions on Kotoko insisting the club�s umbrella body lack the capacity to do so. Kotoko�s Executive Board chairman Dr Kofi Kodua Sarpong will hold showdown talks with the five-man interim committee on Monday as he seeks to douse the tension between the two parties. Kotoko were slapped with a one-year ban from all GHALCA related activities and a 10,000 Ghana cedis fine for boycotting the presentation ceremony of the President Cup on 1July. But the ex-GHALCA boss says the association erred in handing out the punishment. �When issues of this nature come up, it is important we don�t rush and act on emotions. The game was sanctioned by the GFA and so the buck stops with the FA and not GHALCA,� Appiah said. �It�s the FA�s disciplinary committee that has the mandate to deal with such issues.�