"I regret ever taking charge of Kotoko" - K.K. Sarpong booms

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Emmanuel 10 years ago

Up to date, there are people who still believe that you did great for Kotoko

Up to date, there are people who still believe that you did great for Kotoko
OSEI TAWIAH 10 years ago

Doing great does not mean you have to be a dictator. That was the attitude of Kwame Nkrumah, JJ Rawlings and many other stupid Ghanaians. When other people help you to do great, you should allow them to speak out their mind. ...
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Doing great does not mean you have to be a dictator. That was the attitude of Kwame Nkrumah, JJ Rawlings and many other stupid Ghanaians. When other people help you to do great, you should allow them to speak out their mind. Doing great does not mean you have the right to everything.
Saint Ghfuo: Nyantakyi must go! 10 years ago

Who asked you to engage in ton na ton? What did you to to increase revenue streams for the club.

Who asked you to engage in ton na ton? What did you to to increase revenue streams for the club.
kinpi 10 years ago

It this same man who collapsed TOR, he did nothing for the company, and took it to kotoko, collapsing things is his hobby.

It this same man who collapsed TOR, he did nothing for the company, and took it to kotoko, collapsing things is his hobby.
Agaba 10 years ago

Who ever have done something good for TOR aside Dr K K Sarpong , let has name be and shut up. He is not small boy if anyone will say anything stupid about him

Who ever have done something good for TOR aside Dr K K Sarpong , let has name be and shut up. He is not small boy if anyone will say anything stupid about him
Aduropara 10 years ago

Pls Dr. de gud lord will bless u n all dis came from dis Ghanaian cheap journalist n so don't be discourage

Pls Dr. de gud lord will bless u n all dis came from dis Ghanaian cheap journalist n so don't be discourage
andoh 10 years ago

we love you kk

we love you kk
BORBOR 10 years ago

Ghana's Black Satellites on Sunday won bronze at the 19th Africa Youth Championship (AYC) after beating Mali 3-1 in an entertaining third-place playoff.

Beaten 1-0 by Mali in the group stage, Ghana made sure they got their ...
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Ghana's Black Satellites on Sunday won bronze at the 19th Africa Youth Championship (AYC) after beating Mali 3-1 in an entertaining third-place playoff.

Beaten 1-0 by Mali in the group stage, Ghana made sure they got their revenge in style at the Stade Leopold Senghor in Dakar.

Mali started brightly, but it was the Black Satellites who were causing all sorts of problems for Mali from set pieces and they took the lead through that route.

A Ghana free kick was half cleared and after a ferocious shot cannoned off the crossbar, Yaw Yeboah was quickest to react as he tucked in the rebound to give the Satellites the lead in the 24th minute.

Mali came out fighting but it was Ghana who got the next goal of the game.

Yeboah found himself free in the Malian box and coolly slotted home for his second of the game to put Ghana 2-0 up.

Clifford Aboagye made it 3-0 with a beautiful solo goal in the 71st minute after ghosting past the Malian defenders to slot the ball past Sory Ibrahima into the Mali goal.

Mali nearly got a goal back in the 74th minute but Diallo could not get his leg to the ball after Toure set him up.

The game livened up as Mali scored in the 83rd minute of the game through Malick Toure who lobbed the ball from 25 yards into the Ghana net as Black Satellites goalkeeper Kwame Baah came rushing out of his line.

Mali were awarded a penalty three minutes later but Ghanaian goalkeeper Baah made the save to keep the scoreline at 3-1, which effectively ended Mali's hope of a comeback.
BORBOR 10 years ago

The Flying Eagles, inspired by a noisy atmosphere inside Stade Léopold Sédar, brought the hosts down to their knees with a great display to win the African Youth Championship

Nigeria defeated Senegal 1-0 to win the 20th ...
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The Flying Eagles, inspired by a noisy atmosphere inside Stade Léopold Sédar, brought the hosts down to their knees with a great display to win the African Youth Championship

Nigeria defeated Senegal 1-0 to win the 20th edition of the African U20 Championship played on Sunday night at the Stade Léopold Sédar Senghor in Dakar.

A first half wonder strike from Bernard Bulbwa was all the highly-talented Nigerians needed to seal a seventh title on African soil.

The host came into the game with the intention of avenging their 3-1 defeat to the Nigerians in the opening day of the competition but were halted by goalkeeper Joshua Enaholo’s brilliance.

El Hadji Niang had the game’s first chance when he came one-on-one with the Nigeria goalkeeper but saw the attempt fail as Enaholo rushed out on time to save with his legs.

In the 19th minute, Bulbwa trapped the ball nicely before delivering a spectacular thunderbolt that caught Senegal goalie Ibrahim Sy and silence the deafening crowd at the stadium.

After the goal, Nigeria slowed the tempo of the game as Les Lionceaux dominated ball possession. Three minutes past the half-hour mark, the homers had a good chance to score after Sidy Sarr had squared to captain Roger Gomis, but the latter fired wide to the chagrin of the crowd.

On resumption of the second half, Senegal resumed with the same tempo and few minutes into the game were denied by Nigeria goalie Enaholo who palmed away Niang’s goal-bound drive to a thunderous applause from the pockets of Nigeria fans at the stadium.

After failing to make their dominance count, goalkeeper Sy made another superb save from Ifeanyi Matthew three minutes from time. The Flying Eagles held on to achieve a record extending seventh title in the biennial tournament.

Ghana’s Yaw Yeboah was named player of the tournament as Bulbwa got the man of the match, while Musa Muhammed won the top scorer’s award with four goals all gotten from the penalty spot.
Lartey 10 years ago

that was a dumb comment, KK sarpong. would have been better to say u are proud of what you achieve as kotoko leader.

that was a dumb comment, KK sarpong. would have been better to say u are proud of what you achieve as kotoko leader.

SCHEMER 10 years ago

Kotoko has equally regretted hiring your services. Weren't you vilified at TOR even though you did well? Have you regretted working at TOR because others didn't appreciate your contribution? Is it a crime for Kotoko to demand ...
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Kotoko has equally regretted hiring your services. Weren't you vilified at TOR even though you did well? Have you regretted working at TOR because others didn't appreciate your contribution? Is it a crime for Kotoko to demand for accountability stewardship? I did respect you a lot but now you've lost it. Damn!!
Kofius 10 years ago

No comments ? Is it because Mahama is not in this article ?

No comments ? Is it because Mahama is not in this article ?
Kassim 10 years ago

kk is throwing stones onto d field when he has been substuited. Pls leave us 2 enjoy our peace n conquer africa. Fablous! The Greatest.

kk is throwing stones onto d field when he has been substuited. Pls leave us 2 enjoy our peace n conquer africa. Fablous! The Greatest.
KB 10 years ago

You have made your mark. The rest is for discerning people to judge. Dont be bitter.

You have made your mark. The rest is for discerning people to judge. Dont be bitter.
Nabome Julius , Johannesburg South Af 10 years ago

Thank u sir, u did ur best.

Thank u sir, u did ur best.
Vak Luze 10 years ago

EVEN JESUS CHRIST UPON ALL HIS MIRACLES AND GOOD THINGS HE DID, HE WAS KILLED BUT STILL HE LOVE AS. LETS LEARN TO FORGIVE AND LOVE EACH OTHER LIKE JEAUS.

EVEN JESUS CHRIST UPON ALL HIS MIRACLES AND GOOD THINGS HE DID, HE WAS KILLED BUT STILL HE LOVE AS. LETS LEARN TO FORGIVE AND LOVE EACH OTHER LIKE JEAUS.

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