ALL BLACKS SUPPORTERS LEADER VOWS TO FIGHT FOR TEAM’S SUCCESS DESPITE CHALLENGES, SAY UNITY AND PRAYER ARE KEY.

The leader of all Blacks Football Club supporters, Samuel Ato Poku, has assured fans that the team will overcome its current challenges, emphasizing unity, hard work, and faith as key to success. Speaking to Paul Napoleon on ICAD TV Sports Scoreboard, Poku revealed that although the team has struggled in recent matches and faced setbacks, supporters and players are determined to fight for better results. He acknowledged that luck has not been on the team’s side this season but insisted that it is not due to the firing of former coach Prince Koffi. “Coaches are hired and fired all the time, that is not the problem,” he said. Looking ahead, Poku highlighted the remaining fixtures: four home matches and five away games, expressing confidence that the team will perform well and secure victories. He noted that All Blacks have already scored against Berekum Chelsea and Kotoko, while only Hearts of Oak managed to score against them, and he expects positive results in the upcoming rematch. On allegations of black magic affecting performance, the supporters leader dismissed them, emphasizing that unity within the team and prayer are what matter. “I am a full Christian. I give offertory for All Blacks Football Club. We only pray to God,” he said. He added that the club president has met with supporters, leaving everyone satisfied with the current direction and morale of the team. He also praised supporters in Swedru, who regularly cheer the team, and assured that the club will work hard to remain in the league for the rest of the season. The supporters’ message is clear: despite challenges, the All Blacks are united, motivated, and ready to fight for success on and off the field.