Ghana coach Stevanovic's future under scrutiny
Stevanovic's future under scrutiny
Posted: 2012-02-09 10:51
The future of Ghana coach Goran Stevanovic will be the major talking point after the Black Stars' failure to win the Africa Cup of Nations.
The Serbian boldly declared it was time "to be champions", but the side he took to Gabon and Equatorial Guinea have fallen short of the final place that Ghana earned two years ago.
Stevanovic promised to resign if Ghana failed to reach the finals of the Nations Cup.
The Serbian was not on hand at the post-match press conference to answer questions on his immediate future, but that will not stop what is bound to be a nationwide discussion for the rest of the week.
Ghana Football Association president Kwesi Nyantekyie said before the tournament that, while winning the Nations Cup will was the main target for Stevanovic, failure would not trigger an automatic sacking.
"It's not a clear-cut situation, but we are all hoping to win so it does not become an issue at all," he told KickOffGhana back in November 2011.
"It is very clear that the Nations Cup is our objective. But at the end of the day if you are appraising a staff member and the person has not met the targets, and the reason for not achieving the objective are not his, then you could compromise. But if the blame can be layed at his doorstep then there is no compromise."
Now it has become an issue, and one GFA president Kwesi Nyantekyie will have to deal with over the next few weeks.
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