Fans react as Hearts of Oak invite soldiers to pre-season camp training

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Yaa Yaa (YY Network, Begoro. E/R) .The Mighty Oak Tree’s Heart 1 day ago

I fully support this move. Discipline is the backbone of every successful team, and the military is built on it. Soldiers are trained to obey instructions, work as one unit, stay focused, and stay accountable. Talent without ...
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I fully support this move. Discipline is the backbone of every successful team, and the military is built on it. Soldiers are trained to obey instructions, work as one unit, stay focused, and stay accountable. Talent without discipline achieves little. If Hearts of Oak want a winning mentality, this is a smart step in the right direction.
"Accra Hearts of Oak, never say die until the bones are rotten." That's the mentality of champions. Phobia isn't just a club—we set the standard!
Blade 1 day ago

Those complaining are NOT Hearts supporters, they are Kotoko so they are scared and jealous of how this will enhance the team's performance. This is an innovation that must be applauded. Perfect thinking outside the box. PHOO ...
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Those complaining are NOT Hearts supporters, they are Kotoko so they are scared and jealous of how this will enhance the team's performance. This is an innovation that must be applauded. Perfect thinking outside the box. PHOOOOOOBIA MASTERS
GhanaWeb ADMIN 1 day ago

Hhhmm...how you go talk am?

65%-75% of local pro players are physically endured..thats their fundamental training from colts level.
A footballers inability to concerntrate, take and create goal scoring opportunities is mo ...
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Hhhmm...how you go talk am?

65%-75% of local pro players are physically endured..thats their fundamental training from colts level.
A footballers inability to concerntrate, take and create goal scoring opportunities is more phsycological..even match management or game endurance are mental fortitudes.
A Serb coach with their stoic approach on tactics and shooting techniques wouldnt encourage this ( they perceive the black race physical)hope hes given the needed room to operate as he desires.
Yaa Yaa (YY Network, Begoro. E/R) . We never say die until the bones are rotten..." 1 day ago

So if 65–75% of local players are already physically conditioned from colts level, then why fear military-style training? That only means the remaining edge is discipline, mentality, and accountability. The best teams don't ...
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So if 65–75% of local players are already physically conditioned from colts level, then why fear military-style training? That only means the remaining edge is discipline, mentality, and accountability. The best teams don't lower standards to match talent—they raise standards so talent finally delivers.
Credit to management for backing a culture of high standards instead of chasing quick applause. Champions are built on discipline, not excuses. Keep the course—Phobia never says die. We never say die until the bones are rotten..."
Gambo 1 day ago

Those military personnels could be qualified sports instructors in the army. So what is the big deal about it. Or is it because they are wearing army uniforms so they can’t be qualified sport instructors? We have qualified ...
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Those military personnels could be qualified sports instructors in the army. So what is the big deal about it. Or is it because they are wearing army uniforms so they can’t be qualified sport instructors? We have qualified doctors, nurses, carpenters, masons, lawyers in the army. Hasty conclusion. I’m not heart of fan but I don’t see anything wrong with this move and I don’t think a big club like Hearts of Oak will not do their due diligence before bringing those personnels on board.
NMG 1 day ago

the most useless teams in the whole Ghana hearts and kotoko very useless teams i know since i wasnt even born am 38yrs old till now they dont have a stadium of their own shitty clubs

the most useless teams in the whole Ghana hearts and kotoko very useless teams i know since i wasnt even born am 38yrs old till now they dont have a stadium of their own shitty clubs
Shalom 1 day ago

NO FOOTBALL LAW IS BREACHED HERE BY HEARTS OF OAK.
The end will sure justify the means.
Sometimes, certain changes on the frontline will ignite tremendous positive outcomes.
ALLOW THE CLUB & PLAYERS TO FOCUS AND DELIVER F ...
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NO FOOTBALL LAW IS BREACHED HERE BY HEARTS OF OAK.
The end will sure justify the means.
Sometimes, certain changes on the frontline will ignite tremendous positive outcomes.
ALLOW THE CLUB & PLAYERS TO FOCUS AND DELIVER FOR THEIR FANS.
NMG 1 day ago

they will end up tropyless at the end of the season

they will end up tropyless at the end of the season
Yao 1 day ago

Are soldiers allowed to undertake such useless assignment?

Are soldiers allowed to undertake such useless assignment?
Shithole 1 day ago

Best decision..installing discipline this way is the best

Best decision..installing discipline this way is the best

Achakanapaya 1 day ago

Nothing wrong with the military training them.
The should be serious.

Nothing wrong with the military training them.
The should be serious.
Kenzack 1 day ago

Military style training is the best for any serious football team because it builds up players endurance. Kudos phobia

Military style training is the best for any serious football team because it builds up players endurance. Kudos phobia
A.M. 15 hours ago

Oh, Ghanaians, we like talking too much. Some of the finest physical trainers are those in the military. Some of them are trained in the best institutions in the world.

Oh, Ghanaians, we like talking too much. Some of the finest physical trainers are those in the military. Some of them are trained in the best institutions in the world.

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