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Actually, being "war torn" has benefitted them because since the local league is not operating, many of their players are camping together in Saudi Arabia. Thus, the cohesion we saw.
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The problem are the players. Most of them are very careful not to pick up any injuries which can affect play time in their club. Solution is to groom and use local players. We need a black stars team A B and C all made up of ...
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Kwasi Appiah did not play for Ghana in 1987. He played in 1982 when he was at Prestea Mine Stars as a left full back. Afranie was the coach at Prestea Mine Stars
Opku Nti and Akwasi Appiah were called to the Black Stars when Mine Stars beat Black Stars 2-0 in a trial match. They joined Kotoko later with Francis Agyeman.
Yes. Kwasi Appiah was a student at OKESS but Mine Stars arranged for him to continue his education at Fiaseman Secondary School in Tarkwa. Secondary Schools in the Western Region provided the bulk of the Academicals players. ...
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Dick, thanks for that update, Ninson at right full back as Akwasi Appiah on the left back at Prestea Mine Stars., by then Ak3tsiwaa Scott stadium. Missing my darling childhood team. How some of us had wish the Mines stay to d ...
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Appiah is a useless and clueless wimp of a Coach.
Sudan scoring Ghana does not make him a good coach.
Otto Addo is equally hopeless and useless
Opinions differ but that should not be translated into personal hatred. If a Coach has been able to guide a National Team that plays home away from home soil; to the brink of qualifying for major tournaments, as AFCON and Wor ...
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Thumbs up for the gentle Akwasi Appiah and smart Ignatius. Go on to make history by qualifying to Afcon 2025, which will serve as your preparation for World Cup 2026.
I am happy for these gentlemen
They ve exposed GFA deep lack of football
How would war zone feel
Ghanaians never recognize the good work of Kumari people. We got rid of kwesi Appiah, because he is a kumasi boy, Randy Abbey conived with Anas and got rid of Kwasi Nyantakyi. I hope Ghanaians would not make the same mi ...
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Sudan is not a war-torn country
Our problem in Ghana is the lack of patience.
Point of correction, Kwesi Appiah was first invited to Black stars from 1981. Thanks
Sudan didn't beat Ghana, Ghana beat Ghana.
This is because the Sudan coach is from Ghana who has coach the Ghana Black stars before and knows the team inside out.
Corruption has clogged abd dimmed every potential. Stalled progress. No savior is coming, we must save ourselves NOW, or face a devastating consequences down the road. We can't disappoint our mothers. WE CAN DO IT!
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