'I have trained over 360 goalkeepers for Ghana' – Ali Jarrah

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• Dr S Bashiru 1 year ago

  A great goalkeeper and a gentleman par excellence.
  I remember one of his exploits in Egypt in a qualifier.
  He kept the post, displaying safe pair of hands to the admiration and amazement of the Egyptians. I truly miss him ...
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  A great goalkeeper and a gentleman par excellence.
  I remember one of his exploits in Egypt in a qualifier.
  He kept the post, displaying safe pair of hands to the admiration and amazement of the Egyptians. I truly miss him in the post. May The Almighty Allah be with you Ali Jarrah

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• Sage 1 year ago

  Where are they ?

  Where are they ?

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• T.T 1 year ago

  You talk too much.

  You talk too much.

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• Kwame Donkor 1 year ago

  And so what? This guy is just so nauseating. This guy is just doing his job like every Ghanaian. Ghana does not owe you a dime. the sense of entitlement is too much, lazy guy. This is assuming embarrassing proportions. Jarah, ...
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  And so what? This guy is just so nauseating. This guy is just doing his job like every Ghanaian. Ghana does not owe you a dime. the sense of entitlement is too much, lazy guy. This is assuming embarrassing proportions. Jarah, you did not get injured playing for Ghana. Even if yoy did, Ghana does not owe you anything. And our Parliament would waste precious time discussing your nuasance is unbelievable, as if they have no important business doing in the chamber. After all that the givernment and other well wishers have done for you over the years, I even hear that Jarah is still on the payroll of Ghana Fire Service. How many Ghanaians have benefitted from freebeis like you. Go away, Ali Jarah.

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• Mr Ibu 1 year ago

  Bor your story has been heard several times. It is time to hang your gloves. Everyone of us worked in different capacities for our country. Even the farmer who produces the food that end on table get snake bites sometimes res ...
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  Bor your story has been heard several times. It is time to hang your gloves. Everyone of us worked in different capacities for our country. Even the farmer who produces the food that end on table get snake bites sometimes resulting in deaths. Soldiers who go on peace keeping to contribute to global peace get killed sometimes. Police officers who patrol our streets day and night to keep us safe are sometimes gunned down by criminals such as armed robbers. Ministers and other government officials recently got killed in helicopter crash while working for the state. Everyone is making a contribution do stopping lamenting each opportunity you get in the media. If you had been successful in your career and traveled to Europe and played for big clubs and made money, you would have bought houses in east Legon and other prime areas in Ghana and even abroad. You wouldn't have given that to the country. That's how life is.

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• Thief of Staff - Akosua Frema 1 year ago

  Does the government recognize specially cleaners, teachers, latrine careers, police, soldiers, watchmen etc? You are not correct. You will feel more pains and disappointments if you don't stop your opportunistic lamentations. ...
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  Does the government recognize specially cleaners, teachers, latrine careers, police, soldiers, watchmen etc? You are not correct. You will feel more pains and disappointments if you don't stop your opportunistic lamentations. Nobody will mind you.

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• David 1 year ago

  Please you trained for their own careers, not for Ghana. Stop this entitlement mentality

  Please you trained for their own careers, not for Ghana. Stop this entitlement mentality

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• Don't bragging 1 year ago

  You have coached over 300 goalkeepers and none is good in posts that is why you are not famous

  You have coached over 300 goalkeepers and none is good in posts that is why you are not famous

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