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"Nsoatreman FC has shown no remorse since Pooley's death. They made no effort to visit the hospital or the police station when the incident happened and have done nothing since." – Chairman K-5 (Former Asante Kotoko NCC Chairman) reveals.

As a member of the Club Licensing Committee, I have not sat in any meeting that has reviewed or issued a license to any venue or club this season. Therefore, I have no idea how these clubs got their licenses to compete. - Mavis Amanor (Fire Lady), Club Licensing Committee Member.

Heart of Oak's exit from the MTN FA Cup is a direct result of Pooley's death. The prolonged break in the GPL has left the players 'vulnerable.' – Kobby Jones (NCC P.R.O)

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Ghanaian clubs are not ready for an autonomous league, and it's not the GFA's fault. Kotoko and Hearts of Oak pushing for it now is purely self-serving and driven by their own selfish interests. – Edmund Ackah, General Manager of Samartex FC.

"It will be difficult to forget what happened to Pooley, but we have to win more games to honor his soul and make him proud," - Prosper Narteh Ogum (Asante Kotoko coach) urges Kotoko players.

"Kotoko will soon resume the GPL, but their MTN FA Cup Round of 16 match has been postponed to next weekend." – Wilson Arthur (MTN FA Cup Committee Chairman)

The tragic death of Pooley was caused by one individual from Nsoatreman FC, and we believe this should not lead to any resentment towards the club. We hold no ill feelings against them and hope the culprit is caught and dealt with accordingly. Our friendship with them remains intact. — Sarfo Duku (Communication Director, Kotoko)

Paa Kwesi Nduom instigated the assault on the referee during our game against Elmina Sharks. He went onto the field to threaten referee Eso Doh Morrison, saying he would instruct his players to walk off if the penalty awarded against them wasn’t rescinded. The FA has footage of the incident and should release the full video to clarify things, especially if I’m lying. – Swedru All Blacks Spokesperson Nathaniel Obeng.