Statistics favour Hearts of Oak in decision to sack Martin Koopman - Get the full analysis
Japanese trainer Kenichi Yatsuhashi (1.73), David Duncan (1.61), Samuel Boadu (1.60), Edward Odoom (1.47), Kosta Papic (1.45), and Henry Wellington (1.21) all amassed PPG than Koopman.
Akyereko TheWriter 
Dutch trainer Martin Koopman had one of the worst point per game ratio at Hearts of Oak.
The capital-based club fired the former Aruba national team coach on Tuesday following a string of uninspiring performances from the Rainbow club.
Hearts, 21-time Ghana Premier League winners, sit 11th on the 18-club league table with 12 points after winning just 2 of their 10 league games.
Though the club boost of the strongest defence in the league (together with Nsoatreman - 6 goals conceded), the former African champions also have the weakest attack in the league (together with bottom-placed Heart of Lions) as they have scored just 6 goals from 10 games.
He amassed 1.20 points per game for the club which is represents one of the worst records by any of the club's recent coaches.
The club's hierarchy decided to part ways with the Dutchman after drawing his last 3 games and scoring just 1 goal.
His spell at the club last just 92 days. Koopman was officially appointed on August 15 and fired on November 14, 2023.
Japanese trainer Kenichi Yatsuhashi (1.73), David Duncan (1.61), Samuel Boadu (1.60), Edward Odoom (1.47), Kosta Papic (1.45), and Henry Wellington (1.21) all amassed PPG than Koopman.
