Isaac Amoako sandwiched by Felix Annan and Asante
Kotoko goalkeeper Isaac Amoako is just one of two players of the current set-up to win three League titles with the club and he is over the moon with his individual achievement.
Amoako is one of the longest serving member of the Porcupine Warriors, winning the title in 2005, 2012 and 2013.
The shot-stopper who has lost his position to Burkinabe Soulama Abdoulaye was in post when the Ghanaian giants won their second successive League title last Sunday.
The former BA United glovesman has hailed his achievement with the Kumasi-based side despite enduring some difficult times.
?I am thankful to God. This is my third league title at Kotoko. Not every player has achieved that here in recent time,? Amoako told Kotoko Express
?I have done it. For that reason, I am very happy. I am fortunate. This rarely happens here.
?It is a great achievement. I think I have been lucky. I thank the supporters for their encouragement; management for their support and my teammates for their hard work?. Goalkeeper Isaac Amoako could not hide his thrills and pains as he shared his experiences.
He added: ?I have gone through a lot. It is not easy playing for Kotoko. For me, it has been sometimes up, other times down.
?There are seasons where I felt like giving up and there are seasons too where I wanted more action. I am happy that I can boast of three titles with one team.?
Soulama Abdoulaye is the other player who has also has achieved the same feat.
