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Referee Kennedy Padi reveals he can’t sleep after awarding Kotoko penalty against Hearts of Oak
Referee Kennedy Padi has made some strange revelations after awarding Kotoko a penalty against Hearts of Oak in the second Super Clash at the Baba Yara Stadium.
Asante Kotoko defeated the Phobians 1-0 thanks to a penalty converted by Cameroonian attacker Frank Etouga Mbella.
The referee is now suspended for the remainder of the season as a result of a Ghana Football Association judgment, however, he has raised concerns about the verdict. According to reports in the local media he has stated that he would not return to officiating.
Referee Padi revealed a shocking secret to Wenchi-based Ewiase FM on Friday evening, alleging that he had yet to get an erection after handing the Porcupines a penalty against the Phobians.
“I have not had erection since the day I awarded the penalty against Hearts of Oak,” he said.
“Sometimes I get strange and horrific nightmares, I can’t sleep,”
Source: footballghana.com
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