"Otto Addo will lead us to the World "Cup" - Kurt E.S. Okraku, GFA President / CAF 2nd Vice President

Kotoko is no match for Wydad AC in terms of player quality and modern football style; all odds favor Wydad in their return leg encounter. - Ebenezer Sefa, scout and coach

Dede Ayew should be given a spot in the Black Stars squad for the World Cup; his experience can bolster the squad. - Micky Charles, President of Techiman City Football Club

“I’m not sad, just surprised; I saw the signs long ago. You can prepare players for every scenario, but scoring is beyond my control.”

Judging by performance and results, there’s no reason to say Otto Addo has failed or should be sacked. He deserves to lead the Black Stars to the World Cup. - Yussif Alhassan Chibsah, Head of Player Relations, PFAG

Otto Addo is still the Black Stars head coach; nothing has changed. - Dr. Randy Abbey, Black Stars Management Committee Chairman

Sacking Otto Addo now will be a difficult thing for the FA; the focus should be on helping him sharpen his tactics. - Moses Foh-Amoaning, Executive Secretary, Coalition for Proper Human Rights

“The decision on Otto Addo’s future will be a collective one by management and the Sports Ministry.” - Kofi Adams, Sports Minister

It isn’t over yet; we’re still in contention; the Black Stars will go into the Comoros clash with a winning mentality. - Henry Asante Twum, GFA Communications Director.

Coaching a local team would have to be around UDS, but I am open to coaching any of our national teams. - Shaibu Ibrahim Tanko, Head Coach, UDS Football Team.