Kenichi Yatsuhashi: Who is he?

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• moro abubakar fuseini 9 years ago

  He should prove thess in Phobia

  He should prove thess in Phobia

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• Kapongerman 9 years ago

  In Ghana coaching is by achieving result,so he should get on the job,all this MMCC VVV award doesnt help here.The job is on the ground.

  In Ghana coaching is by achieving result,so he should get on the job,all this MMCC VVV award doesnt help here.The job is on the ground.

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• Paa 9 years ago

  Minor league awards?

  Minor league awards?

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• The Monitor, Oakland, California 9 years ago

  Minor league is far better than the gutter league run by the Ghana Fraud Association (GFA) on those substandard facilities in Ghana, in which lazy, out-of-shape, and under-paid players ply their trade.
  
  I feel sorry for Ken ...
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  Minor league is far better than the gutter league run by the Ghana Fraud Association (GFA) on those substandard facilities in Ghana, in which lazy, out-of-shape, and under-paid players ply their trade.
  
  I feel sorry for Kenichi to go there to try and help.
  
  They used to call Herve Renard "PE trainer" when he was Ghana's assistant coach. He left Ghana and came back to Africa to win the AFCON twice -- beating Ghana twice on the way.
  
  Ghanaians are pitiful and Kenichi will regret for going there.

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• J T 9 years ago

  if not of his skin colour then there is nothing special about him that any local coach cant be more. this man will not take my dear phobia anywhere-mark my word. he does not know the terrein in ghana football and by the time ...
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  if not of his skin colour then there is nothing special about him that any local coach cant be more. this man will not take my dear phobia anywhere-mark my word. he does not know the terrein in ghana football and by the time he does it will be too late. the problem we have in Hearts is that the current management we have is inept (Yes they are successfull business men but not football savvy ones), support is all but dead because the passion is gone and therefore no money in the club.

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• Tufguy 9 years ago

  These are no soccer achievements at the higher level.

  These are no soccer achievements at the higher level.

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• The Monitor, Oakland, California 9 years ago

  Ghana league is gutter level, substandard league.

  Ghana league is gutter level, substandard league.

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• Col Q 9 years ago

  How many of our local coaches even have the Basic coaching licenses or badges?
  He has been employed give him the chance to prove his worth and stop all the speculations about what he can or not can!

  How many of our local coaches even have the Basic coaching licenses or badges?
  He has been employed give him the chance to prove his worth and stop all the speculations about what he can or not can!

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• Osei kuffour 9 years ago

  Yes and even Kwasi Appiah coached the national team .
  From pushing broom in London to head coach

  Yes and even Kwasi Appiah coached the national team .
  From pushing broom in London to head coach

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• yaw, USA 9 years ago

  PRAY TO GOD THAT ANY OF YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS AND YOUR GENERATION YET TO COME WILL ACHIEVE 1% OF WHAT KWASI APPIAH HAS ACHIEVED IN LIFE.

  PRAY TO GOD THAT ANY OF YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS AND YOUR GENERATION YET TO COME WILL ACHIEVE 1% OF WHAT KWASI APPIAH HAS ACHIEVED IN LIFE.

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• Dunga 9 years ago

  A coach in BMCC now coaching hearts of oak..omg what a pitty.i really know this school in Manhattan my school played them before hostos community college. ..

  A coach in BMCC now coaching hearts of oak..omg what a pitty.i really know this school in Manhattan my school played them before hostos community college. ..

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• asare bla bla bla 9 years ago

  He mainly coached girls and kids in New York.how will it go over here at Hearts?is this the best Hearts could get?so so so pitiable

  He mainly coached girls and kids in New York.how will it go over here at Hearts?is this the best Hearts could get?so so so pitiable

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• Kyei 9 years ago

  No doubt I know Asare will raise the background question of Keni for coaching girls. Have you forgotten that even our well established coaches such as Afranie, Oti Akenten etc. also coached our ladies national teams in Ghana. ...
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  No doubt I know Asare will raise the background question of Keni for coaching girls. Have you forgotten that even our well established coaches such as Afranie, Oti Akenten etc. also coached our ladies national teams in Ghana. What about that? They are all celebrated national team coaches. If you don't start from the ground, you cannot reach the top. Let us pray for him. WE WANT SUCCESS.

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