Throw-Back:Accra Hearts of Oak's Musical Youth

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Sly 9 years ago

Don't deceive the reader's Emmanuel Arm was not part of the musical youth of hearts of oak.

Don't deceive the reader's Emmanuel Arm was not part of the musical youth of hearts of oak.
Akuoku bonsu 9 years ago

Was polo part of the musical youth

Was polo part of the musical youth
Rootsman 9 years ago

THIS WAS AFTER POLO ,ROBERT HAMMOND, ANAS etc

THIS WAS AFTER POLO ,ROBERT HAMMOND, ANAS etc
nkomode 9 years ago

polo was left withe musical yourth.

polo was left withe musical yourth.
James Nonoo 9 years ago

Bebeto and Sabato those players easily juggled with the soccer ball during the musical youth.

Bebeto and Sabato those players easily juggled with the soccer ball during the musical youth.
Murtala 9 years ago

This was what killed Ghana soccer, teams at this time started going for cheap players from colts to play in the premier .

This was what killed Ghana soccer, teams at this time started going for cheap players from colts to play in the premier .
James Nonoo 9 years ago

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.
James Nonoo 9 years ago

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.
James Nonoo 9 years ago

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.
James Nonoo 9 years ago

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.

James Nonoo 9 years ago

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.
BIG DADDY 9 years ago

Kotoko won the league in 3 successive seasons in 86'87 and 88/89. The 88/89 was one season.The football season overlaped into two years. Hearts won the league in the 1990 season.The following players were not part of the mus ...
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Kotoko won the league in 3 successive seasons in 86'87 and 88/89. The 88/89 was one season.The football season overlaped into two years. Hearts won the league in the 1990 season.The following players were not part of the musical youth.Emmanuel Armah,Osumanu Iddi,Anthony Tieku,Abass Ceasar and obviously Polo.Armah (Goldfields,Tieku(Adansiman),Abass Ceasar (Afienya United)Osumanu
Iddi,Osumanu Sackey,Labaran(all of Standfast were all recruited in the
89/90 season to strengthen the team for the cup winners cup and league that season.Polo also rejoined the club after leaving for Gabon at the end of the 1985 season
ako 9 years ago

Santrofi acquah was the only player they left before forming the musical youth..

Santrofi acquah was the only player they left before forming the musical youth..
Kwame D. 9 years ago

who is trying peddle this big lie?

Mohammed Ahmed Polo belonged to the FEARSOME FIVE. Polo was playing top games in 1974, so how could he be termed a "YOUNG RECRUIT" in the 1980s?

Polo's forward line was (7) Robert Ham ...
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who is trying peddle this big lie?

Mohammed Ahmed Polo belonged to the FEARSOME FIVE. Polo was playing top games in 1974, so how could he be termed a "YOUNG RECRUIT" in the 1980s?

Polo's forward line was (7) Robert Hammond - the De-Gollo; (8) Anas Seidu - the Thunder; (9) Peter Lamptey - the Goal Thief; (10) Mama Musa Acquah - the Field Marshall; (11) Ahmed Polo.

Please correct the details in the published story.

Phooooobbbiiiiaaa - The Boys Are Good
James Nonoo 9 years ago

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.

You are a big liar Murtala. This reformed Ghana soccer.
Pomasi 9 years ago

Shamo Wonder is the most TALENTED player in the history of HeartsOfOak.

Shamo Wonder is the most TALENTED player in the history of HeartsOfOak.

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