Sampson Lamptey: How Hearts of Oak legend earned the nickname Gaddafi

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• Kwame Nyame 1 year ago

  These were the stars who made Ghana a formidable force. Sampson kudos to you.

  These were the stars who made Ghana a formidable force. Sampson kudos to you.

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• FRANKIE 1 year ago

  What an elegant player Sampson was! And handsome too!

  What an elegant player Sampson was! And handsome too!

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• Brempong 1 year ago

  Both as a defender and what we use to call "standing 6" he was the best

  Both as a defender and what we use to call "standing 6" he was the best

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• Sidibe 1 year ago

  Yes....standing 6 indeed.Used to walk all the way from Maamobi to him at the phobia Art Center training ground then on Sundays at Accra Stadium.His generation were very dedicated. I never knew he played for Kotoko.Which years ...
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  Yes....standing 6 indeed.Used to walk all the way from Maamobi to him at the phobia Art Center training ground then on Sundays at Accra Stadium.His generation were very dedicated. I never knew he played for Kotoko.Which years?

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• Kojo 1 year ago

  I took photo shots of most of the pictures. I am thankful for that because he was so good in defence and the midfield.

  I took photo shots of most of the pictures. I am thankful for that because he was so good in defence and the midfield.

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• Pablo 1 year ago

  I FONDLY REMEMBER, STANLEY LAMPTEY PLAYING FOR NSAWAM GHANACAN

  I FONDLY REMEMBER, STANLEY LAMPTEY PLAYING FOR NSAWAM GHANACAN

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• Abacha 1 year ago

  Sampson Lamptey was so good in midfield. I fondly remember watching him and other players like Hesse Odamittey, Emmanuel Amarh Senegal, Nii Noi Dowuona etc at Osu Salem Park in the early 90's.

  Sampson Lamptey was so good in midfield. I fondly remember watching him and other players like Hesse Odamittey, Emmanuel Amarh Senegal, Nii Noi Dowuona etc at Osu Salem Park in the early 90's.

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