2014 WC player indiscipline: Appiah should’ve been ‘firmer’ – Elvis

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• Paul siaw 9 years ago

  He didn't learn his lesson from the previous the African cup finals and allowed stupid idiots to dictate to him which player to be played! and now he's blaming, KPB, Sulley Muntari and Essien. Kwasi Appiah had the best player ...
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  He didn't learn his lesson from the previous the African cup finals and allowed stupid idiots to dictate to him which player to be played! and now he's blaming, KPB, Sulley Muntari and Essien. Kwasi Appiah had the best players for that world cup finals, but our best players were sitting on the bench because he had problems with our best! what kind of stupid pride is this? foolish pride on the part of this idiotic coach is considered as humility.!The best players ever to be assembled for a world cup competition, and these morons were talking about "discipline "what? this is that", "that is unsubmissive "--Leave Muntari ,Essien and Kevin Boateng out of this idiotic discussions.

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• Nortey 9 years ago

  That man was the wrong choice. And he became a coach by accident. His personality does not fit a coach. He's timid and subservient and mentall,y weak. How could a coach cry in front of his player because things were in shambl ...
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  That man was the wrong choice. And he became a coach by accident. His personality does not fit a coach. He's timid and subservient and mentall,y weak. How could a coach cry in front of his player because things were in shambles. Coach manage situations like that. They don't stand in front of their players and feel bad and cry. That was the best group of players we've had in a long time but this mumui ruin it with moronic pride. I blame the GFA for hiring him. That was so painful. Once Juergen kinsman saw the squad without Essien and boateng he said "this was his luckiest day" and rightfully so. Ah akwasi appiah. Who forced him down our throats

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• Sammy the Sheriff 9 years ago

  You are an idiot. The problem was not Jessi Appiah but the stupid inferiority complex mentality of Ghanaians including the said three Players.
  
  The three Players did not respect the Coach just because he is a Ghanaian and ...
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  You are an idiot. The problem was not Jessi Appiah but the stupid inferiority complex mentality of Ghanaians including the said three Players.
  
  The three Players did not respect the Coach just because he is a Ghanaian and Black and Kwesi has to thread the line gingerly. Look what Avram Grant is getting away with. He hops into Ghana three days before tournaments and leave the next day collecting three times the paycheck Appiah was being paid and nobody, including the Players dare to question him.
  
  Appiah is the same Coach that trounced the almighty Egypt 6-0 or something like that in Kumasi to qualify the Blackboard to the world cup.
  
  We have a servant mentality in Ghana. We don't appreciate our own. Look how Hearts was performing like a third division team during the pre season and people were calling for him to be sacked but because he is a Japanese, he was given a longer time to turn things around. If it were to be a Ghanaian Coach, he would have been sacked.
  
  Where are the three players now? Sulley Muntari couldn't get a team in Europe. Essien is a flop in Greece and Prince Boateng is a mere passenger at Milan where he is about to be released.

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• Sammy the Sheriff 9 years ago

  You are an idiot. The problem was not Jessi Appiah but the stupid inferiority complex mentality of Ghanaians including the said three Players.
  
  The three Players did not respect the Coach just because he is a Ghanaian and ...
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  You are an idiot. The problem was not Jessi Appiah but the stupid inferiority complex mentality of Ghanaians including the said three Players.
  
  The three Players did not respect the Coach just because he is a Ghanaian and Black and Kwesi has to thread the line gingerly. Look what Avram Grant is getting away with. He hops into Ghana three days before tournaments and leave the next day collecting three times the paycheck Appiah was being paid and nobody, including the Players dare to question him.
  
  Appiah is the same Coach that trounced the almighty Egypt 6-0 or something like that in Kumasi to qualify the Blackboard to the world cup.
  
  We have a servant mentality in Ghana. We don't appreciate our own. Look how Hearts was performing like a third division team during the pre season and people were calling for him to be sacked but because he is a Japanese, he was given a longer time to turn things around. If it were to be a Ghanaian Coach, he would have been sacked.
  
  Where are the three players now? Sulley Muntari couldn't get a team in Europe. Essien is a flop in Greece and Prince Boateng is a mere passenger at Milan where he is about to be released.

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• Saint Ghfuo: Free Your Psyche!!! 9 years ago

  Appiah was the wrong choice. That's like placing a gh teacher infront of foreign born kids and expecting the gh teacher to discipline them

  Appiah was the wrong choice. That's like placing a gh teacher infront of foreign born kids and expecting the gh teacher to discipline them

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• Bissiw Bassaw 9 years ago

  You have said it all. "A round peg in obtuse holes" ( my own quote)

  You have said it all. "A round peg in obtuse holes" ( my own quote)

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• OSEI TUTU TAWIAH 9 years ago

  Listen to that stupid Afriyie Ankrah. He and Nyantakyi took advantage of Appiah's weaknesses. They knew Appiah was one dumb cow.

  Listen to that stupid Afriyie Ankrah. He and Nyantakyi took advantage of Appiah's weaknesses. They knew Appiah was one dumb cow.

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• Col Q 9 years ago

  "Silent Killer" was in effect afraid of the players! He knew they had better coaching in their various clubs and they made him aware of that. The GFA also contributed to this facts because they kept promising to send him for ...
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  "Silent Killer" was in effect afraid of the players! He knew they had better coaching in their various clubs and they made him aware of that. The GFA also contributed to this facts because they kept promising to send him for refresher courses, which they haphazardly did by sending him on attachment to Britain. He lacked tactical knowledge and this you hardly get on a short attachment! The man was simply not ready to handle the black stars at the world cup!

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• George Nutsugah 9 years ago

  Elvis Afriyie Ankrah and Kojo Adu Asare should have been in jail by now for the Brazil world cup scandal just as Mallam Issa was jailed.

  Elvis Afriyie Ankrah and Kojo Adu Asare should have been in jail by now for the Brazil world cup scandal just as Mallam Issa was jailed.

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