Head
Coach of the national under 17 female team (Black Maiden), Evans Adotey says he
is not under pressure to emulate what his Predecessor did two years ago.
The
Black Maidens chalked third place in the 2012 women World cup in Azerbaijan
after beating Germany 1-0 in the third place match making them the first ever African
team to take 3rd position at the World cup, But the 49 year old who was the Assistant coach now the Head
coach of the side says he is not under any pressure to emulate what his
predecessor Mas Ud-Didi Dramani did.
He
told SPORTS LOUNGE “I know people will be thinking there is a lot of
pressure on me to at least reach the semi finals like we did 2 years ago. But
am not under any pressure. For now I am preparing the team. We will make sure
we come out of the group first and then take it from there”. He told SPORTS LOUNGE just after the 2-1 friendly lost to Nigeria at the Accra
Sports stadium on Sunday.
Ghana
finished 3rd two years ago in Azerbaijan after beating Germany in
the third place match. The black maidens are drawn in a very though group North
Korea, Germany and Canada.
The
under 17 women World cup will take place in March this year.
By Frank
Darkwah
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