Maxwell Konadu has indicated that players on the domestic scene are rusty because club football in not in session.

The former Wa All Stars coach was in the dugout when Black Stars B (Local based Black Stars) lost 4-1 on penalties after the 90 minutes of regulation time had ended one all over the weekend

Konadu has said that the lack of domestic club football which is one of the fallout of the ‘Number 12’ expose’ leaves much to be desired.

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"We need to play football, we need to play our league and all the domestic competitions because the boys are just there doing nothing," he said

"We have some very good players at home but because their teams are not active we couldn't involve them in this exercise so we plead with the authorities to ensure we play football as soon as possible."

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Ghana Football is been managed by a Normalisation Committee set up by FIFA after the erstwhile football association executive committee was disbanded due to an expose into football corruption in Ghana.