My players are adapting to my philosophy - Hearts of Oak coach

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February 27, 2017 11:37 AM

Hearts of Oak coach Frank Nuttall has seen progress in the team following their 2-1 win over Ghana Premier League champions Wa All Stars.

Hearts of Oak coach Frank Nuttall has stressed that his players are adapting to his philosophy after his side’s first league win (2-1) against Wa All Stars on match day four of the 2017 Ghana Premier League.

Alex Kouassi scored the game’s first goal for the Phobians, Wa All Stars pulled even courtesy Richard Arthur but Thomas Abbey grabbed the winner for the Accra giants with a powerful header.

Nuttall who took charge of the Phobians with less than a week before the start of the ongoing Ghana Premier Leagues has been in the dugout for three games – winning one and drawing two.

“There has been progress from the previous games. I think they have improved from game after game and the win against Wa All Stars attest that they are adapting to my philosophy,” Nuttall said after the game.

On the performance of Ivorian import Alex Kouassi, the Scottish tatctician said:

“First of all, Cosmos Dauda has applied himself very well in previous matches, and because we had three games in the week and the lots of travelling we have done, it was important to put out some fresh legs to start the game.

“And Alexander played and took his goal very well and battled for the team, it shows how the players are willing to work out for the team,” he added.

Hearts of Oak will play as guests to league leaders Aduana Stars in their next league game on Sunday.

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