Augustine Arhinful slams safety standards in Ghana Premier League after Kotoko fan's death

Former Black Stars forward Augustine Arhinful has criticized the poor safety measures at Ghana Premier League match venues, arguing that the persistent violence is driving fans away from the local game.Speaking to Sporty FM, Arhinful referenced the recent tragic stabbing of an Asante Kotoko fan at a league match, questioning why families would risk attending games under such conditions.I cant blame Ghanaians who focus on the foreign leagues. If people are dying at the stadium, why should I take my kids there? he said.He also took aim at the Club Licensing Board, accusing it of failing to enforce strict safety and infrastructural standards.The Club Licensing Board in Ghana is weak. We fall short in almost all the requirements needed, and yet the clubs are still granted licenses, he remarked.His comments follow the death of a Kotoko fan during their match against Nsoatreman FC in Nsoatre.This has led to the Ghana Football Association (GFA) indefinitely suspending Nsoatreman FCs home venue and halting the Ghana Premier League while investigations continue. Read Full Story