Hearts of Oak board member, Dr. Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, has called on the Ghana Football Association’s (GFA) Disciplinary Committee to sanction referee Reginald Collins Amoah, accusing him of poor officiating in their 1-0 defeat to Asante Kotoko.
The Phobians suffered a narrow loss to their arch-rivals in Sunday’s Matchday 10 clash at the Accra Sports Stadium, where Guinean striker Morifing Donzo scored from the spot in the first half to hand Kotoko victory.
Tensions escalated late in the game after Mawuli Wayo’s stoppage-time equaliser was ruled out for offside — a decision that sparked strong criticism from Dr. Nyaho-Tamakloe.
“I call on the GFA to discipline Referee Reginald Collins Amoah. He is incompetent,” he told Asempa FM’s Ultimate Sports Show.
“Either he is incompetent or somebody has put money into his hands. This sort of nonsense is what I hate in this country. When the thing is wrong, it is wrong irrespective of who has committed that offense,” he fumed.
Meanwhile, Hearts of Oak and midfielder Mohammed Hussein have been charged with misconduct following the same match.
According to a GFA statement, the club “failed to control its players” and supporters, who allegedly threw objects onto the pitch after the final whistle.
Hussein has also been accused of assaulting the referee as he was being escorted to the tunnel under police protection.
Both the club and the player have until Tuesday, November 11, to respond to the charges.
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