Inter Allies midfielder Isaac Twum is hopeful of a strong second round from his side after a turbulent start to the season. The Eleven is to One endured a slow start to the season that saw them battling the drop all season.

The former Heart of Lions midfielder, who joined the Labaadi based side , however tipped his side to make a boisterous start to the second after ending the first round with a 3-0 romp over Bolga All Stars on home turf. The confident speaking pass master tipped his capital based to steer themselves further away from the red coloured relegation zone when the second round of the season kicks off.

“It has not been easy for us since the league started but we are sure we will turn around the fortunes of the club when the second round kicks off. We don’t want what happens to us to repeat itself this time.

“We will go all out and try to solve our problems as a team. We don’t want put ourselves like last season”,Isaac Twum told Sports Crusader.

The midfielder has been one of the revelations in the Inter Allies team this season that is in transition. The then Tema based side recently switch camp to the EL Wak to pave way for Tema Youth at the start of the season. Inter Allies avoided the drop with a final drawn game in Dormaa under the leadership of Jimmy James Corbblah.