Sekondi Hasaacas F.C.

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Sekondi Hasaacas FC

Full name

Sekondi Hasaacas Football Club

Founded

1931

Ground

Sekondi-Takoradi Stadium
Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana
(Capacity 20,000)

Chairman

Nanabayin Eyeson

Manager

Robert Kouffie

League

Ghana Telecom Premier League

2006/07





Home colours





Away colours

Sekondi Hasaacas FC is an Ghanaian football club club based in Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana. The club was formed in 1931. They are a member of the Ghana Telecom Premier League. Their home stadium is Gyandu Park. The club is famous for their sweet-flowing soccer and team discipline.

Club Colors: Red, White, and Green

Chant: Hasmal, We Go Do!

Hasaacas, sometimes referred to as Hasmal, has produced some of the finest players in Ghana soccer. Notable players include Modibo Toe, Mahama Fuseini, Joseph Carr, James Kuuku Dadzie, Emmanuel Quarshie, Windsor Kofi Abbrey, John "Zion Train" Essien, P.S.K Paha and Isaac Paha.

1 Squad
2 1958 controversy
3 Honours
4 Performance in CAF competitions
5 External links

[edit] Squad

AMPADU-NYARKO Daniel
AIDOO Paul
MENSAH Bismark Paul
YAMAH Emmanuel
ADDO Anim Stephen
DOE Joseph
ADJEI Patrick
AINOO John
BINEY Kwesi
ISSAH Salihu
ADDO Joseph
ANNAN Benjamin
OWUSU Richard
BISSA Joseph
NYARKU Atta Kweku
YEBOAH Emmanuel
MENSAH Owusu
AMPONG Kweku John
ABDULAI Jelilu
ATTAH Edmund
QUAYESON Frederick

[edit] 1958 controversy

Hassaacas were expelled from their base in Sekondi during 1958 as a result of a conflict with the Ghanaian Amateur Football Association. Hasaacas declined a request to play a mid-week friendly ahead of a key match against Kumasi Cornestone. The football association forced Hasaacas to move to Tarkwa as their home base. This decision was reversed following the coup in 1966 and a move back to Sekondi. At the same time as the repatriation, rival club Sekondi Indepence Club were banned.