Auf der Pressekonferenz nach dem abschließenden Spiel gegen Niger in der Afrika-Cup-Qualifikation wurde der ehemalige Bundesligaspieler und aktuelle Ghana-Coach Otto Addo scharf kritisiert. Ein Journalist unterstellte ihm, ein besserer Scout als Trainer zu sein.
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00:00I don't even want to go home, because when I go home, I will see them crying.
00:06They are very, very sad.
00:07And I will be sad as well.
00:08I am also sad.
00:09I am very sad.
00:10And people, I am very sad that Ghanaians are sad.
00:14It touches me.
00:15It touches me.
00:16Very much.
00:17You know, it's not about for me.
00:19And there is a different understanding.
00:21I don't think you will get it, because I was born in Germany.
00:27For me, to come down here, it's always with the heart.
00:30Always.
00:31You know, there are some others, even choosing to play nationalities for a different country.
00:36To a different country.
00:37I never had this in my heart.
00:39Never.
00:40I always wanted to play for Ghana.
00:41I always wanted to represent Ghana.
00:43Always.
00:44After that, I went back to coaching.
00:45I went back to Gladbach.
00:47First Division.
00:48Assistant coach.
00:49But also in charge of the talent.
00:51And then, because we brought some young guys up, Dortmund hired me back again.
00:57And I've been there five years.
00:59And I've been also like eight months, because they hired one coach and assistant coach.
01:05So I did like, so I started 37 and now 49.
01:10Twelve years of coaching.
01:12Twelve years of coaching.
01:13And six months of scouting.
01:15Now I ask you, what am I?
01:17And during the scouting also, I was coaching.
01:19I never stopped.
01:20I never stopped.
01:21What am I?
01:22Well, then I think you scouting is better than you coaching.
01:25Okay.
01:26You are good at scouting than coaching.
01:28Because in coaching you are not good at all.
01:30Okay.