The Ghana Football Association Prosecutor has charged Accra Great?Olympics, two officials and two players following their First Capital?Plus Premier League match against WAFA SC played at Red Bull Park at?Sogakope on 25th January, 2015.
?Head Coach of the team, Kassi M. Ocansey, and Goal Keepers Coach of?Accra Great Olympics, Cudjoe A. Agyeben, face separate charges each of?misconduct and violence as they assaulted and insulted the referee?leading to the intervention of security personnel detailed at the?venue to keep the match officials on the field of play for ten minutes?before going to their dressing room.
Daniel Appiah and Joshua Akefie, who are both players of Great?Olympics, have also been charged each for separate charges each of?misconduct and violence as they assaulted the referee, insulted and?threatened the referee after their match against WAFA.
Their actions is said to have breached Article 56 and 58 of the Ghana?Football Association (GFA) Disciplinary Code and Article 35(1)(b) of?the GFA General Regulations.
All four are required to submit their written Statement of Defence to?the charge(s) on or before Friday, 13th February, 2015 on or before?5pm at the GFA Secretariat failure which the Disciplinary Committee?shall proceed to adjudicate the case without their Statement of?Defence.
Further to that, Accra Great Olympics has been charged with misconduct?by their officials, players and supporters for a breach of Articles?35(2), 35(1)(b) and 35(3)(c) of the GFA General Regulations (GFA?Regulations) in respect of their match day three (3).
The Club is said to have failed to control your club officials,?players and supporters when they held the match officials hostage and?verbally abused the match officials and physical attacked the match?officials after the league match.
Great Olympics has also been given till Friday February 13 (before?5pm) to submit their written Statement of Defence to the charge.
Credit ; Ghana FA
