Accra Hearts of Oak Coach, Nebojsa Kapor, says his side will adopt a different approach for every Ghana Premier League game as they seek to maintain their winning momentum this season.
The Bosnian trainer explained that each opponent presents unique challenges, requiring the technical team to devise strategies based on the strengths and weaknesses of their opponents.
“Every game is different, every approach is different depending on what we see in the opponents, the strengths and weaknesses,” he told the club’s social media platform.
Kapor believes adopting a game-by-game approach will be crucial to helping the Phobians secure maximum points throughout the campaign.
With two straight wins, Hearts have made an impressive start to the season, with the coach attributing their performances partly to the strong spirit and camaraderie within the squad.
“The spirit in the team is very good and high, and I'm sure it will continue to help us win matches,” he said.
The coach said the unity among the players had created a positive atmosphere in camp, which he said would be important as the season progresses.
Meanwhile, the club was hit by a major administrative setback last week following the resignation of its Managing Director, Julius Ben Emunah.
The resignation led to the appointment of an interim management team to oversee the affairs of the club.
According to a statement issued by the club, Dr Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe would chair the interim management committee, supported by Samuel Wilfred Yaw Inkoom, Akwasi Agyemang, Vincent Sowah Odotei and Alhaji Yusif Abdullai.
