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In a heated legal battle surrounding the 2023/24 Ghana Premier League, Ashgold's legal representative, Lawyer Quayson, has asserted that they are amassing substantial evidence to support allegations of contempt against the Ghana Football Association (FA).
Quayson's statement comes in the wake of the FA's purported response to Ashgold's injunction on September 12th, further deepening the dispute.
While the General Secretary of the Ghana FA, Prosper Addo, alongside select Executive Committee members, maintains that the league will proceed as planned, tensions continue to escalate within the Ghanaian footballing community.
"They should go ahead I am saying this for the first time if they start the league already we have snapped a lot of screenshots," he told Peace FM as monitored by Footballghana.com
"Utterances the GFA ExCo members have made that they will disregard and start the league Prosper has made, Mark Addo too others too what they have all said we have all the screenshots.
"They should go ahead which means the intention is there to disrespect the members to disrespect the court and do what their selfish interest will allow them to do,"
Quayson's statement comes in the wake of the FA's purported response to Ashgold's injunction on September 12th, further deepening the dispute.
While the General Secretary of the Ghana FA, Prosper Addo, alongside select Executive Committee members, maintains that the league will proceed as planned, tensions continue to escalate within the Ghanaian footballing community.
"They should go ahead I am saying this for the first time if they start the league already we have snapped a lot of screenshots," he told Peace FM as monitored by Footballghana.com
"Utterances the GFA ExCo members have made that they will disregard and start the league Prosper has made, Mark Addo too others too what they have all said we have all the screenshots.
"They should go ahead which means the intention is there to disrespect the members to disrespect the court and do what their selfish interest will allow them to do,"