The sharp-tongued Greek manager is set to land himself in hot water by drawing the ire of the nation's football governing body following his acerbic remarks on the match venue of the Bono Region based club over the weekend 

Bibiani GoldStars SC coach Petros Koukouras is facing the potential wrath of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) Disciplinary Committee after labelling Debibi United Presby Park as a pitch not meant for football but rather a playing surface designated for cassava plantation.

The former Ugandan Pacific Heroes FC manager made the comments while expressing his dissatisfaction with the poor pitch conditons of the Bono Region based club following his side's 1-0 away defeat on Matchday 7 of the Ghana Premier League on Sunday.

Speaking in his post-match press conference, he pulled no punches in slamming the pathetic nature of the Presby Park having branded it as a match venue meant for cassava plantation on the domestic scene.

He said: "We cannot discuss football. I don’t think this is a pitch designated for football. Maybe it is designated for cassava plantation. I don’t have anything else to say," he fired to the gathered pressmen when assessing the game at the end of the contest."

And now, with this aforestated unmeasured commentaries towards their league rivals, the Ghana FA Disciplinary Committee are now left with no option than to take disciplinary action against the Greek import manager over his forceful remark after bringing the game into disrepute.