Prince Tagoe reveals major difference between Essien, Appiah, Muntari and current Black Stars players

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• abokobi bruce lee 1 year ago

  Especially abedi Pele's children, bcos their father is also P. O. P.

  Especially abedi Pele's children, bcos their father is also P. O. P.

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• Senegal 1 year ago

  How much did u urself gave ? .what did u say when the captainship was taken from Gyan and gave to Dede . Hypocrites

  How much did u urself gave ? .what did u say when the captainship was taken from Gyan and gave to Dede . Hypocrites

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• Hannan 1 year ago

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• Kofi of Africa 1 year ago

  This is another idiotic, astral mis-analysis by a good footballer who should have known better!
  Since when was sheer 'luck' or 'Spirituality' the most important ingredient in the scientific evaluation of the many fail ...
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  This is another idiotic, astral mis-analysis by a good footballer who should have known better!
  Since when was sheer 'luck' or 'Spirituality' the most important ingredient in the scientific evaluation of the many failures currently facing Ghana football?
  Even half asleep, would Prince Tagoe not have know that the key variables of what is wrong with Ghana football included: an incompetent, clueless, corrupt NPP MISGOVERNMENT, GFA, NSA, Ministry of Youth and Sports?
  Poor coaching by a Gabby Okyere-Daako's hand-picked Football Scout pretending to be a Coach? Lack of recent expertise by the technical team, lack of coordination in team play; poor athletics, skills, logistical support - slow/ponderous management of pitches, timetabling, marketing?
  Poor training pitches and facilities; slow and substandard organisation of hoteling, transportation, player bonuses and other morale boosters?
  And finally, a deplorable, unpatriotic, selfish, mindset of most Black Stars players compared to the diligent 2010 team who nearly qualified to the FIFA World Cuo Semi-Finals!
  No, religion has absolutely nothing to do with winning football matches. If it had, Christian Kwesi Appiah wouldn't have successfully oled Muslim Sudan to beat Ghana. And religious states like Saudi Arabia, Israel or the Vatican would always have won the World Cup. MB3L3S3M ARA KWAR!!

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