Sports Presenters Killing Ghana League - Kwesi Pratt

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• Nana 9 years ago

  Wise talk

  Wise talk

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• Asempa 9 years ago

  People are interested in foreign leagues because our best are playing or aspire to play in those leagues. The presenters are in business to attract listeners and viewers so they have to feed on that interests. Why do you talk ...
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  People are interested in foreign leagues because our best are playing or aspire to play in those leagues. The presenters are in business to attract listeners and viewers so they have to feed on that interests. Why do you talk about politics but not farming Mr. Pratt. Both farming and politics are equally important but people like to hear more about politics than farming so talking about politics is your business not talking about farming.

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• drogba.... 9 years ago

  wise commit bro

  wise commit bro

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• BARIMA BA 9 years ago

  Kwesi, you are part of the problems Ghanaians are facing now since you sold your conscience for peanuts and political expediency. The nonsense you spew on TV and radio daily in support of the useless Mahama and the corrupt ND ...
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  Kwesi, you are part of the problems Ghanaians are facing now since you sold your conscience for peanuts and political expediency. The nonsense you spew on TV and radio daily in support of the useless Mahama and the corrupt NDC will come back to bite you in the future. I guess for you, the future is now. Stop blaming radio presenters

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• Tony Addo 9 years ago

  Yes Kwesi can be annoying sometimes. But please let's face it. There is some truth in what he is saying. Going on and on about European football is like football colonialism. These local pundits should show a bit of nationlis ...
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  Yes Kwesi can be annoying sometimes. But please let's face it. There is some truth in what he is saying. Going on and on about European football is like football colonialism. These local pundits should show a bit of nationlism.

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• Charles Agbenu 9 years ago

  Journalists like Pratt are killing Ghana economically and politically with their sycophantic and partisan
  comments and pursuits.

  Journalists like Pratt are killing Ghana economically and politically with their sycophantic and partisan
  comments and pursuits.

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• Adu Gyan George 9 years ago

  I think is due to an increment in TV stations. How many Radio n TV stations were we having in those days??? Today there is DSTV where beautiful football is played on. Who will choose to watch the local league when Messi, Rona ...
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  I think is due to an increment in TV stations. How many Radio n TV stations were we having in those days??? Today there is DSTV where beautiful football is played on. Who will choose to watch the local league when Messi, Ronaldo, Hazard n our own Ayew is on show?? Absolutely nobody. I think the problem can not be solved until we see quality players in our league.

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• Toffey 9 years ago

  Good point

  Good point

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