Black Stars need a coach in the mould of Milovan Rajevac – Ernest Thompson

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Kwame Peter 5 days ago

Mr Thompson,well said.

Mr Thompson,well said.
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Kwame Twumasi-Fofie 5 days ago

The question therefore is: "so what happened to Rajevac and Baretto?" Yes, we pride ourselves in claiming that "We are Ghana", and that's exactly who we are. We will find faults with everything, without having any solution ...
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The question therefore is: "so what happened to Rajevac and Baretto?" Yes, we pride ourselves in claiming that "We are Ghana", and that's exactly who we are. We will find faults with everything, without having any solution in mind.
Jesus Christ our Established Alter ! 5 days ago

Milo was sacked prematurely his second stint with us . The local coaches had destroyed the coordination and balance in the team after Avram Grant left . Hugton and Otto made it worse.

Milo was sacked prematurely his second stint with us . The local coaches had destroyed the coordination and balance in the team after Avram Grant left . Hugton and Otto made it worse.
#Ghanaian coaches can do it# 5 days ago

We must go for Paa Kwesi Fabin, He will take us to the semifinals if he is supported.

We must go for Paa Kwesi Fabin, He will take us to the semifinals if he is supported.
Vine 5 days ago

How competent is he, talk less of being able to manage this team at this crucial stage

How competent is he, talk less of being able to manage this team at this crucial stage
Sam 5 days ago

It's very sad that Ghanaians are demanding for a moroccoian coach Walid Regragrui when we have competent Ghanaian coaches here who are willing to offer their services affordably. Coaches like Sam Addy, Osam Dodou, Attuquayefi ...
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It's very sad that Ghanaians are demanding for a moroccoian coach Walid Regragrui when we have competent Ghanaian coaches here who are willing to offer their services affordably. Coaches like Sam Addy, Osam Dodou, Attuquayefio, Afranie and Co will be crying
Nokware 5 days ago

It’s no longer surprising that our country struggles to progress—mediocre leadership will always produce mediocre results.

When former or retired leaders of key state institutions, people like Ernest Thompson, continue ...
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It’s no longer surprising that our country struggles to progress—mediocre leadership will always produce mediocre results.

When former or retired leaders of key state institutions, people like Ernest Thompson, continue to promote this kind of thinking, we remain trapped in a cycle of stagnation. The truth is, Otto Addo could likely have achieved similar outcomes with the same group of players Milovan Rajevac had at his disposal—players whose talent has never been in doubt.

So why do we keep settling for recycled ideas instead of demanding higher standards? What meaningful trophy did Milovan Rajevac win that justifies clinging to the same approach?

This persistent lack of ambition and vision is the real issue. We deserve leadership that challenges the status quo and drives genuine progress.
Kaya Man 5 days ago

You guys should stop that nonsense. Coach Milo was lucky to have players like Paintsil, Essien, Gyan, Dede, Kwadwo Asamoah, John/Jonathan Mensah, Vorsah, Anthony Annan, Muntari, Olele, Derek Boateng etc, who at their prime we ...
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You guys should stop that nonsense. Coach Milo was lucky to have players like Paintsil, Essien, Gyan, Dede, Kwadwo Asamoah, John/Jonathan Mensah, Vorsah, Anthony Annan, Muntari, Olele, Derek Boateng etc, who at their prime were not bench warmers but playing for top clubs in Europe. Milo could not survive and was sacked prematurely in Saudi Arabia and in Thailand due to poor performance. He did not get the class of players he worked with after leaving Ghana. Ghana called him back due to the record he made in his first term. His second term was abysmal because he worked with mediocre players. That is the situation we have today. Our current crop of players are not good enough, probably unlike Kudus, Semenyo, who even underperforms with the Black Stars.
Paa Pee 5 days ago

You are right on the dot. Most Ghanaian think that coaches play among the eleven forgeting that players are more important. Milo and Kwesi Appiah got a good set of players. Otto Addo got only a few quality playerd

You are right on the dot. Most Ghanaian think that coaches play among the eleven forgeting that players are more important. Milo and Kwesi Appiah got a good set of players. Otto Addo got only a few quality playerd

TG 5 days ago

Give me Paulo Bento

Give me Paulo Bento
Kofi Bonsu 5 days ago

Ghana never knew the value of good coaches until they were gone, You sack the great ones trying to satisfy your friends. Cheap GFA filled with political garbage.

Ghana never knew the value of good coaches until they were gone, You sack the great ones trying to satisfy your friends. Cheap GFA filled with political garbage.
kofi 4 days ago

Thank you sir. Good idea.

Thank you sir. Good idea.
TT 4 days ago

But a Ghanaian coach came to Your stronghold to draw with you and beat us comfortably at their home grounds(adopted) why don't you just say the problem is probably not the coaches but the empty head executives at the helm of ...
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But a Ghanaian coach came to Your stronghold to draw with you and beat us comfortably at their home grounds(adopted) why don't you just say the problem is probably not the coaches but the empty head executives at the helm of affairs.
You can have the best players but if they are expected to pay before they play then it's a joke.
The players in camp now can be handled by Gyan, App, Muntary and Olele and they will shock the world even if not to win but will be a toast of the tournament.
Because those players look up to them.
You see its not books but actions and dedication.
Why does African countries have some of the best degree holders but fail to govern well, because they have no love for their countries. Foreign does not always mean better dick head( can I call you that just for today hehe. Agroo nkwaaa

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Black Stars need a coach in the mould of Milovan Rajevac – Ernest Thompson

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