Egyptian Coach Ayman El Yamani is unhappy about monies owed him by his former club Accra Hearts of Oak.
Yamani was sacked from his position as Head Coach of Hearts for non performance and has since demanded for his salary arrears for four months and signing on fee on December 24, 2009.
He had complained of difficulty to survive.
Despite his disappointments, the former Zamalek coach, who is still in Accra awaiting his payment from the Phobians has stated that he will not pursue the case at the law court.
Source: Joy Sports/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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