Accra Great Olympics coach, Godwin Attram, has called on fans of the club to remain patient in spite of the club’s difficult start.
The Accra side have picked up a point out of a nine in what has been a stuttering start on their return to the Premiership.
And ahead of their outstanding fixture against Bechem United, the former player has called on fans to remain calm.
“It is very difficult now especially when we have not won any game but I know Great Olympics will stay in the league,” he told Asempa Sports
"All we need is the support of all our fans and they need to believe in the team.”
The Wonder club have four straight games in the capital including a Mantse derby against Hearts of Oak.
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