Former President of the Ghana Football Association (GFA), Dr Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe, has warned the body to desist from reappointing former coach Kwesi Appiah as Stars manager.

The GFA are currently on the search for a new coach and many in the FA see him as the best candidate for the job, placing him as the clear favourite.

But Dr Nyaho-Tamakloe warns Appiah’s first tenure was a failure and thus appointing him would be a massive mistake.

”Appiah was a complete failure when he took over the Black Stars and he was sacked for non-performance so what has changed that he wants to come back’?,” the famed firebrand told the Graphic Sports.

”He lacked the ability to read through games and design proper strategies to counter his opponents during matches.”

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Dr Nyaho-Tamakloe added that the players had no respect for Appiah during his time in charge and he’s personally shocked the Al Khartoum coach applied for the job.

”Appiah was unable to control his players to the extent that they disregarded his instructions with impunity. I am shocked he applied for the job’’

Appiah’s first tenure ended after the disastrous 2014 World Cup in Brazil, which has been Ghana’s worst world cup since we first qualified to our maiden mundial in 2006. Aside the dysfunction of the bonus row, the team inexplicably lost to the USA in their easiest group game, ensuring qualification was all but impossible and indeed, we couldn’t make it out of the group stage.

He also infamously had a row with Kevin-Prince Boateng which led to the latter’s expulsion from the team – although the coach was said to be cowering during the confrontation. Appiah clearly lacks the stomach to control big name players who love challenging authority and bringing him back at such a delicate time, when our world cup qualification hopes hang by a thread, is a risk simply not worth taking.