Former Hearts of Oak striker, Prince Tagoe wants his former club to shake off last season’s disappointment and come good next term.
The Phobians missed out on the Premier League title to rivals, Asante Kotoko but managed to claim the FA Cup for the second straight time after beating Bechem United 2-1.
The 21 time Premier League champions will return to the CAF Confederation Cup and Prince wants a better output.
“I think it’s one of those things I mean as a team whenever you are able to be first or champions of your league.
“The second season if you don’t prepare very well and strategize, you might have problems and that is what is happening.
“But I believe maybe the next season they are going to work things out and whatever that was wrong they are going to fix it.” Prince Tagoe told Radio Gold Sports.
Hearts of Oak swept the board last season, winning the treble under the watch of young coach, Samuel Boadu who joined them from Medeama Sporting Club.
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