Pooley’s demise: “Punishment for violence at match venues must be severe to serve as a deterrent” – Kingsley Osei Bonsu
Kingsley Osei Bonsu, the CEO of Bechem United, has joined the chorus of voices condemning the incident, emphasizing the need for severe punishment for those responsible for violence at match venues.
Speaking In an interview with Joe Laka on Kessben, Lord Zico expressed his deep sorrow over the unfortunate loss of Pooley, who was stabbed to death following a violent confrontation during the match. The death of the devoted fan has cast a shadow over Ghanaian football, with many questioning the safety and security protocols at match venues.
“The death of Pooley is a sad and unacceptable occurrence in our football,” said Bonsu, visibly shaken by the tragedy. “It’s time for the football authorities to take strong and decisive actions. The punishment for violence at match venues must be severe enough to serve as a deterrent to anyone thinking of engaging in such behavior.”
The tragic event has unified many in the football community, with teams, officials, and fans alike calling for justice and changes in the way football matches are conducted in Ghana. Kingsley Osei Bonsu reiterated the need for collective responsibility, stating that all stakeholders, including players, supporters, and club officials, must work together to promote peace and fairness in the sport.
The family and friends of Pooley have demanded justice for his untimely death, and many are hoping that the incident will lead to meaningful reforms in the management of football events in Ghana. Kingsley Osei Bonsu echoed this sentiment, stating that the justice system must hold accountable those who are responsible for the violence that led to Pooley’s death.
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