Despite meeting with Chealsea FC's Jose Mourinho and other managers who have 'Black Stars' footballers, Dujkovic told reporters that he will not tolerate with the behaviour of his players, as they have yet to confirm or deny their availability for the team's training camp.

"You see, during the qualification matches, all the players came on time, now some refuse to come. This is the problem at the moment. We would see how to manage it but I have only two solutions. Accept, apologise for reasons of them not to come for the Cup of Nations or one is not to call them for the World Cup, we would see," Dujkovic said.

"This moment, I’m very disappointed with the news that some of the players are not coming. Nobody, no player has called me, only (Dan) Edusei asked to stay a few days more. I would give him the chance to stay."

"Some players did come, they didn’t call me and we would take our position on what to do in the coming days. Lets meet 5 or 6 January, who would be in camp, OK, who would not be."

"They must think about it if they would be in the list for the world cup," the Black Stars coach warned.

Dujkovic plans for Ghana's preparation a friendly match against Togo within the first two weeks of 2006, before a Tunisia friendly on January the 15th. The training camp will take place in Tunisia.

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