I blame the sports minister for Black Stars’ woes - Former GHALCA boss JY Appiah

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• COD 1 year ago

  Blaming the Corrupt Sports Minister is laying the blame rather partially.
  Instead of producing players locally to feed and strengthen the National Team, we are foolishly and gleefully importing third-rated & fourth-rated pla ...
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  Blaming the Corrupt Sports Minister is laying the blame rather partially.
  Instead of producing players locally to feed and strengthen the National Team, we are foolishly and gleefully importing third-rated & fourth-rated players to feed the National Team.
  The current Frefrekobo Black Stars team cannot win anything for the country and we must wisely change gears immediately.
  Brazil, is producing and selling players to the world earning huge sums of money, but we are rather importing third-tier and fourth-tier rated players to our own destructions and failures.

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• Critical 1 year ago

  JY Appiah wat foundation stone did u lay u sat on ur arse for so many years and ur now saying wat keep quiet and chop wat u dishonestly accumulated

  JY Appiah wat foundation stone did u lay u sat on ur arse for so many years and ur now saying wat keep quiet and chop wat u dishonestly accumulated

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• Yaw Nkansah 1 year ago

  FIFA doesn't allow governments to interfere with soccer and the so called corrupt and selfish football people are destroying everything and why do you blame the Sport Minister?

  FIFA doesn't allow governments to interfere with soccer and the so called corrupt and selfish football people are destroying everything and why do you blame the Sport Minister?

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• Kwame Peter 1 year ago

  JY,I agree with you,the Sports Minister is hiding behind FIFA’s political non-interference policy to do nothing about the putrefying rot at the FA and that has given Okraku and co the free range to carry out their player pr ...
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  JY,I agree with you,the Sports Minister is hiding behind FIFA’s political non-interference policy to do nothing about the putrefying rot at the FA and that has given Okraku and co the free range to carry out their player promotion and sales activities.

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