Tributes have begun pouring in for Alhaji Sylvestor Tetteh who died while training with the Liberty Oldies in Cape Coast, Saturday.
Sly Tetteh as he is affectionately called is said to have collapsed and died during the training regime.
Shock and grief struck the football fraternity but the solemn tribute for the colossus and huge pillar in Ghana football has been pouring in thick and fast.
Joy FM’s Sport Link programme offered the platform and the football administrators, players poured their hearts out.
Play the attached audio for excerpts of GFA President's tribute
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