Goalkeeper’s trainer of Accra Hearts of Oak, Archie Sellas has condemned some angry supporters who nearly lynched Philemon McCarthy.
The supporters blamed the young goal keeper for the team’s 2-3 defeat at Abrankese against Kessben.
McCarthy was whisked away from the dressing room and subsequently into the team bus.
The experienced trainer believes any player could have a bad day in a match despite his rich experience.
Meanwhile, the goalkeeper’s trainer Archie Sellas believes there is no option to McCarthy as some supporters say Baba Sampana is a better choice
Source: Joy Sports/Myjoyonline.com/Ghana
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