Nii Odartey Lamptey, a former player of the Black Stars has admitted that he made some questionable decisions in his football career but was thankful for his stint with Belgian giants Anderlecht.
The 45-year-old cited his poor educational background as a major factor for his bad decisions.
"There were certain decisions I took then which I wouldn’t have taken now. The teams I chose to play for were okay and some of the money [salaries] were not coming to me due to my [bad] educational background until I got to know certain things," he told Joy FM.
He revealed that in his early years, he could not speak English and French so Anderlecht hired a teacher for him which he is thankful for.
"I thought Anderlecht was a good start for me. My education was poor. I couldn’t speak English or French. Anderlecht gave me the educational background. They hired a teacher for me. I moved to PSV Eindhoven after that. They gave me something that kept me going. I think if I had started somewhere else, it would have been a bit difficult for me."
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