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Accra Hearts of Oak Unveils Phobia House, Pobiman Training Complex
The new Accra Hearts of Oak headquarters, known as “Phobia House,” has recently been completed and has become a topic of interest on social media.
Pictures of the impressive new facility have been circulating, showcasing its modern design and facilities.
The completion of the new headquarters marks a significant milestone for the club and its fans, who have eagerly awaited the completion of this project.
The new facility is expected to provide state-of-the-art amenities for the club’s operations and will serve as a symbol of the club’s commitment to excellence.
The modern commercial centre has a conference room and offices for the managing director and supporting administrators. It also has spaces to host the club’s commercial activities.
The Head Office/Commercial Centre is part of the club’s four-step infrastructure project to fit the club into the modern market.
The Pobiman Sports Complex and a dedicated football stadium are the other infrastructure of the visionary project.
Accra Hearts of Oak, the continental club masters for a reason. We hope this new edifice will redefine the fortunes of the club back to its past glories next season.
Phoooobia
This milestone was celebrated at a ceremony held at the Ghana Football Association (GFA) headquarters in Accra on Tuesday, January 21, 2026.
A cross section of the twenty-three Ghanaian referees honored with their FIFA badges.
The badges, awarded annually by FIFA based on performance, fitness tests, and assessments from the previous year, authorize these officials to officiate international matches throughout 2026 across various formats.
The group includes:
- 10 Centre Referees
- 10 Assistant Referees
- 1 Futsal Referee
- 1 Beach Soccer Referee (notably, Portia Oppong, highlighted as a historic first female in this category for Ghana)
- 1 Video Assistant Referee (VAR)
Veteran referee Daniel Nii Laryea lead the list, retaining his status with dual recognition as both a Centre Referee and VAR official, showcasing his consistent excellence on the African and global stages.
Veteran Ghana referee Daniel Nii Laryea
In his address the GFA Vice-President Mark Addo congratulated them and urged them to aim for world-class standards: “Aspire for greatness. You are the soul and heart of the game.” He emphasized impartiality, fairness, and the responsibility that comes with representing Ghana internationally, with continued FIFA recognition depending on ongoing performance.
This achievement reflects Ghana’s strengthening presence in global refereeing, especially after past challenges in the sport. These referees are now set to take the pitch in international competitions, bringing pride to the nation.
Well done to all involved—keep upholding the highest standards!
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