Ex-Hearts of Oak head coach, Mohammed Polo has reflected on the fate of his career, saying that dishonesty & fraud from higher authorities affected his success.
Polo spoke on the wake of the Ghana U20 team that recently failed at the U20 AFCON in Niger last week, resulting in the West Africans missing out on the U20 World Cup in May.
"I read that there were a lot of envelopes moving round in camp to influence the Coach and that made him changed the squad he assembled 6 months before the tournament," Polo said to Ashh FM Super Sports show.
"Jimmy Cobblah dropped the players he had been in camp with for 6 months and brought in different players so how do you expect them to play as a team and perform well in the tournament," he added.
Polo concluded his reaction by attributing the end of his coaching career to bribery and corruption.
"Ghana football is all about bribery and corruption and that has affected my career as a Coach."
Mohammed Polo is regarded as one of the best footballers to come out of Ghana. He won the 1978 Cup of Nations with the Black Stars.
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