Dormaa-based Aduana Stars have warned its supporters against some unsporting behaviour on matchdays at Nana Agyemang Badu I Park in the upcoming 2022/23 new football season.
According to the ‘Ogya Boys’, they will not condone any behaviour of the supporters that will befoul the beauty of the game during home matches when the season kick starts.
The Nana Agyemang Badu I Park has over the years been termed as ‘intimidating grounds’ by visiting teams especially team officials in the hands of a section of the home fans.
However, ahead of the new football season scheduled to kick off on the weekend of September 9-12, 2022, the leadership of the Aduana Stars Supporters Union has laid down measures to avert the canker.
“The Aduana FC Supporters Union with immediate effect has issued a strong warning about the notice of supporters who invade the Nana Agyemang Badu I Park, specifically the pitch which is our home grounds during or not on Matchdays to desist from such conducts in the upcoming football season,” it warned in a statement.
The statement signed by the Chairman of Aduana FC Supporters Union Kwadwo Adjei used the opportunity and urged the supporters of the team to be adherent to the directives.
He was quick to say that he was positive that the directives would be adhered to since it is the only means for teeming supporters on matchdays to rally behind the team to “bring laurels to the Dormaa Community.”
Dormaa Aduana Stars will begin their 2022/23 Betpawa Ghana Premier League campaign at home to the reigning MTN FA Cup champions, Accra Hearts of Oak.
