Accra Great Olympics forward Abel Manomey insists the club is sure getting their first win on Sunday when they play Ebusua Dwarfs. Manomey who is the clubs leading scorer this season with three goals revealed the one week break came at the right time as the club regrouped for the Ghana Premier League. Olympics are lying buttom of the table without a win but the striker who was speaking to metro TV is very confident ahead of the weekends fixture.
"The league break for a week so we resumed training on Monday and looking at the load of exercise we went through, it's better. We did a lot of pushing on Monday and Tuesday. Today it's quite okay and we are looking better. We are really preparing very well for Dwarfs. At least if we can get our first win on Sunday that will be a good start for Olympics this season." He told Metro TV.
After a series of defeats and draws, Manomey believes if they beat Dwarfs it will provide them with the psychological edge to move on.
"Basically, if you play the good football and you don't win it affects your psyche. It's been tough but we've tried to motivate ourselves intrinsically. And the coaches have also motivated us and on Sunday we are going to break the jinx of not winning in the Ghana Premier League." He added. Accra Great Olympics will play Dwarfs this weekend in the Match Day 9 of the Ghana Premier League.
Lukman Mumin