Ex-Kotoko coach Mas-Ud Dramani feels the club is paying for ending his time prematurely.
Dramani was given the sack after a string of poor results with claims he was responsible for their downward spiral.
But their fortunes have not improved since tough-talking David Duncan took charge of the club with their performances plummeting on weekly basis.
The Porcupine Warriors were handed another reality check after losing 3-1 at Liberty Professionals to aggravate an already volatile situation at the club.
And former coach Mas-Ud Dramani feels the problems at the club has not been uprooted
“All that I want to say is that if you fail to identify a problem, it is difficult to solve it,” he is quoted by Sportscrusader.
“It is important for you to find the problem and know its roots.
“That is not my concern now [about Kotoko’s struggles], my concern was that if really I was the problem then it was better for me to leave.
Kotoko players were held hostage for more than an hour at the Dansoman Park after angry supporters charged on them.