African Cup of Nations coach Milovan Rajevac has been heavily criticized by Ghanaian football supporters for his in-game management.
The lack of substitutes by Serbian trainer Milovan Rajevac is to blame for this dismal run of form.
After yesterday’s game against Gabon, the veteran coach revealed he makes decisions based on how he feels.
In response to Gary Al-question Smith’s about his proactiveness, Rajevac said: “We have the guys we have. Like any coach, I worry about players getting hurt. So I make my own decisions and stick to them.”
“We had 3 points in our pocket, but same as the first match,” he added. But, as in the first game, we lost attention. So we have one point and will qualify in the last game.”
Ghana needs a win against Comoros Island on Tuesday to advance to the last 16