Black Stars looking for money not glory - Kwesi Pratt

He however blamed the lack of commitment on the part of the players to the country’s refusal to support veteran footballers who have in the past sacrificed their lives for the country.

Most of these old players who have retired are left to suffer even though they dedicated their youth for the country and should be supported at their old age.

“The way, we treat our heroes, is nothing to write home about”.

He said governments' failure to provide basic medical care for these people has not encouraged the young players to give off their best because, they believe that even if they did, they will be no reward hence their desire to make the most of the moment.

Mr Pratt says he doubts if the country will put up an impressive show at the tournament.

Meanwhile, Black Stars coach Avram Grant says the team is focused on winning their next game against Algeria despite the jerky start at the AFCON tournament and that the team is hopeful.