Ghana Football Association have been served with an injunction from Great Olympics on Monday to halt all activities related to the kickoff of 2017-18 Ghana Premier League season which was scheduled to kick off on January 13.
The Wonder Club are crying foul after alleging that their protests against an unqualified player fielded by Bechem United and Elmina Sharks were thrown out despite having proofs of the legalities.
According to the club’s CEO, Oloboi Commodore, the football association can’t hold anything related to the start of the season without Olympics.
“I was at GFA secretariat this afternoon to hand over the injunction letter and prevent them from holding anything related to the start of the new season until all cases are cleared,” Commodore told Goal.
“The general secretary took the letter on the association’s behalf. We have two cases against Bechem United and Elmina Sharks and that can determine our faith in the Premier League. As I’m talking to you right now, we’ve not been relegated and so there can’t be plans about the new season without us.
“They can’t hold the launch of the new season or announce the clubs to participate without addressing our case. Also, the association can’t hold its congress and discuss the Premier League or club’s that have been promoted or relegated until the case is attended and all parties satisfied,” he added.
However, AshesGyamera understands that the launch of the new season will take place on Monday evening.
