At the just ended Ghana Football Association election that went by on Friday, allegations of vote buying was rife with must losing candidates blaming their defeat on their inability to pay delegates for their votes.

Latest to join the bandwagon is the president and bank roller of King Faisal,Alhaji Karim Grunsah who has accused delegated of selling their conscience for money.

He says he lost just because he will not pay delegated GH 3000- GH 4000 in order to get their votes.

The experience football administrator was among 9 persons from the division one seeking for a place on the executive council of the GFA but lost woeful to Messrs Randy Abbey, Samuel Anim Addo and Mark Addo.

Speaking in a radio interview he said he would never pay some irresponsible delegate between GH 3000- GH 4000 to buy a vote as he has 20 kids with some as young as 3- 4 years old.

"It's the cocoa season for some delegates, some of them are hungry but me I have 20 kids and some of them are as young as three years so why should I pay some irresponsible delegate to go and chop it Scott free" he buried.

The tough talking Grunsah took a shot at delegates who took money saying those who collected money should use those bribe monies to take care of their teams.