Hearts of Oak forward Abednego Tetteh has expressed worry over his goal drought in the ongoing Ghana Premier League season.
The former Bechem United forward who joined the Phobians before the start of the season has failed to impress after two matches played.
Tetteh was substituted after first half in their opening game against Ashgold and faced the wrath of the fans.
The 27 year old in his second game failed to redeem himself as they lost by a lone goal against Inter Allies at the Accra Sports Stadium.
In spite of that, he has called on the club supporters to remember him in their prayers as he seeks to end his goal drought with the club.
“You (fans) should pray for me to get on the score sheet for the club. I have been training and doing whatever I have to do as a player to score goals but I’m still not scoring. I beg you to rally behind the team in prayers so that we can win games for the club”, he said.
Tetteh was a key member of the Bechem United squad that won the MTN Ghana FA Cup in 2015.
Credit: Footballghana.com
