From Belgium 'Reject' to Ghana: Meet Black Stars debutant Francis Amuzu

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Karikakchar 6 days ago

It's obvious Amuzu's heart is bot with GH. Just a second choice. We need more committed players like Semenyo

It's obvious Amuzu's heart is bot with GH. Just a second choice. We need more committed players like Semenyo
Concerned Ghanaian 6 days ago

Lets call a spade a spade, at this time leading to the world cup it's about the results he can achieve for us in future games so let's give him a chance, the coach sees something in his abilities. This BS about heart not in ...
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Lets call a spade a spade, at this time leading to the world cup it's about the results he can achieve for us in future games so let's give him a chance, the coach sees something in his abilities. This BS about heart not in ii, we need more committed players and all the rest of it is just BS.....
Yaw 5 days ago

If someone's heart is not into something, he won't play to provide results

If someone's heart is not into something, he won't play to provide results
JK 6 days ago

This boy shouldn't have been invited. He was very categorical in his choice to play for Belgium. Now that he's been rejected by Belgium, he has responded to a Ghana call. We don't need people who only want to use Ghana to imp ...
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This boy shouldn't have been invited. He was very categorical in his choice to play for Belgium. Now that he's been rejected by Belgium, he has responded to a Ghana call. We don't need people who only want to use Ghana to improve their CV. We need people who are proud to wear the national colours!
Cool 6 days ago

Swallow your pride and don't be emotional, he was ill-advised by his father Theophilus Amuzu. Every Ghanaian abroad has a problem with his motherland. Arabs & the Francophone ppl do not behave that way abroad. Till Ghanaians ...
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Swallow your pride and don't be emotional, he was ill-advised by his father Theophilus Amuzu. Every Ghanaian abroad has a problem with his motherland. Arabs & the Francophone ppl do not behave that way abroad. Till Ghanaians stop that foolish behavior the nation will never benefit from migration.
JK 6 days ago

You see, that's the problem! That's why we'll continue to have people who are not motivated to continue playing for Ghana.

You see, that's the problem! That's why we'll continue to have people who are not motivated to continue playing for Ghana.
Nene Bi 6 days ago

100% correctly said

100% correctly said
Good call 6 days ago

Good call.

Good call.
TG 6 days ago

If Amuzu wants to play for us then what is the big deal? If anything he makes our attack even more potent just by him joining our squad

If Amuzu wants to play for us then what is the big deal? If anything he makes our attack even more potent just by him joining our squad

Karikakchar 6 days ago

The big deal is that he's coming to play for himself first and not the nation!

The big deal is that he's coming to play for himself first and not the nation!
TG 6 days ago

Okay and? At least if he plays for us he has that opportunity to play in a World Cup and isn't the goal of every player?

Okay and? At least if he plays for us he has that opportunity to play in a World Cup and isn't the goal of every player?
Holy Sinner 6 days ago

Kofi Adams I used to like during his time with JJ but of late it seems to me he is messing around. A square Peg in a round hole. He has no footballing knowledge. Mahama come again.

Kofi Adams I used to like during his time with JJ but of late it seems to me he is messing around. A square Peg in a round hole. He has no footballing knowledge. Mahama come again.
Kelly 6 days ago

Chief, when you're appointed to a position in Ghana, other interests external to your competence and beliefs influence your decision. I'll give you the example of the Attorney General. Most of our A-Gs are very competent bu ...
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Chief, when you're appointed to a position in Ghana, other interests external to your competence and beliefs influence your decision. I'll give you the example of the Attorney General. Most of our A-Gs are very competent but can't apply the laws because, we have pastors, chiefs including the Otumfour, Yaa Naa etc doing things behind the scene, pleading on behalf of people who commit rongs against the state. Most of our ministers have their hands tied. Do you think any intelligent person will be signing some of te cotracts e have with eg zoomlion? We have good people, ho can perform on the job, but their hands are tied. Either you're whipped into line or you'll not be appointed to any position. I remember in Kufou's time, there was an MP, I think he's called Koi Larbi from the eastern region. He criticised Kufour's actions. He was right. But something very dramatic happened. First they sponsored powerful media guys against him. Then they sponsored a candidate to take him out of parliament. He died a lonely man. politics is beyond the surface we see now.
Kiki 6 days ago

You are correct, but if every "good" competent man stood on principle and said "no" to chiefs, pastors, and politicians who came to "beg" on behalf of somebody, that attitude will slowly stop. Why is it that in many countries ...
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You are correct, but if every "good" competent man stood on principle and said "no" to chiefs, pastors, and politicians who came to "beg" on behalf of somebody, that attitude will slowly stop. Why is it that in many countries, you cannot send someone to "beg" on your behalf but you can do it in Ghana? It is because these people in power do not have strong morals and ethics. You have to do what is right for the country not outside interests, and if you can't do that, then you are not a leader. I don't care who comes to "beg". How has giving in to people who come to "beg" helped the nation? It is exactly what is destroying the country.
Neb 6 days ago

So if he has come that's it, even though he earlier refused as if there was no tomorrow. One thing I've noticed strangely is no player rejects the world cup. As for Nketiah and Odoi, they refused to the very last hoping to pl ...
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So if he has come that's it, even though he earlier refused as if there was no tomorrow. One thing I've noticed strangely is no player rejects the world cup. As for Nketiah and Odoi, they refused to the very last hoping to play the world cup with England. Why didn't they called up? Whatever the reasons they will watch another world cup on TV.
Kiki 6 days ago

You can play him in the friendly against Mexico, but don't take him to the WC. Instead, take him to next AFCON and let him earn his place. Let's see how he will be dedicated to the national cause.

You can play him in the friendly against Mexico, but don't take him to the WC. Instead, take him to next AFCON and let him earn his place. Let's see how he will be dedicated to the national cause.
Agbelimor Paris 6 days ago

If the gods say Ghana,who are you to say Belgium?I'm still waiting for Hudson Odoi and Eddie Nketiah in the Black Stars.Amuzu is already in the world cup squad and I wish him all the best

If the gods say Ghana,who are you to say Belgium?I'm still waiting for Hudson Odoi and Eddie Nketiah in the Black Stars.Amuzu is already in the world cup squad and I wish him all the best
Striker 6 days ago

Inaki
Ernest Poku——Kudus—— Semenyo
Yirenkyi—Partey
Köhn—— Salisu——Oppong——Alidu
Asare
Bench: Kamaldeen,Issahaku,Nuamah,Ashimeru,Djiku,Senaya,Amuzu,Rak-Sakyi…. and so on strong line up and strong ...
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Inaki
Ernest Poku——Kudus—— Semenyo
Yirenkyi—Partey
Köhn—— Salisu——Oppong——Alidu
Asare
Bench: Kamaldeen,Issahaku,Nuamah,Ashimeru,Djiku,Senaya,Amuzu,Rak-Sakyi…. and so on strong line up and strong Bench!!!
Ribery 6 days ago

Don't forget the Painstil guy, he's also a very good striker

Don't forget the Painstil guy, he's also a very good striker

Agorkorli 6 days ago

He's actually very good. I have Brazilian friends with who I watch Gremio games with. I was hoping somebody from the FA would just watch him play and they'd call him up in a heartbeat. He's fast, direct, good ball control, go ...
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He's actually very good. I have Brazilian friends with who I watch Gremio games with. I was hoping somebody from the FA would just watch him play and they'd call him up in a heartbeat. He's fast, direct, good ball control, good movement off the ball and can actually score goals too.

Am glad he's finally getting his chance to prove himself.
Ya Paul 5 days ago

Very stupid write up, respect Ghana..... Belgium rejected who has he forced Belgium to accept him?

Very stupid write up, respect Ghana..... Belgium rejected who has he forced Belgium to accept him?
Daakyehene 5 days ago

Awwwww, Amuzu, my best player in Ghana

Awwwww, Amuzu, my best player in Ghana

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