Eleven Wise is in crisis as assistant coach Isaac Kojo Appiah becomes the latest to resign
Appiah’s exit further deepens the turbulence at the Sekondi-based club, which has witnessed a series of high-profile departures this season. The ongoing instability has raised serious questions about the club’s internal structure and long-term direction.
Earlier in the campaign, Executive Board Chairman Dr. Spio Garbrah stepped aside, followed by the resignation of head coach Seth Hoffman during the first round. His replacement, Ben Hayford, lasted only a short spell before also vacating the role last week, leaving Eleven Wise without sustained leadership on the technical bench.
The timing of the latest resignation could hardly be worse, as Eleven Wise continue to struggle on the pitch. After 17 league matches, the club finds itself drifting dangerously close to the relegation zone, having gone three games without a victory. With 13 fixtures remaining, they trail the automatic promotion spots by a daunting 16-point margin.
Persistent changes within the club’s leadership and coaching staff have clearly taken their toll, compounding an already difficult season. As the league enters its decisive phase, Eleven Wise face a crucial test of resilience, with survival now appearing to be a more realistic objective than promotion unless stability is urgently restored.
