Never write Ghana off - Kwesi Nyantakyi backs Black Stars to shine at 2026 World Cup

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Sam 11 hours ago

HOW COME THIS DODGY CORRUPT MAN IS FREE ON THE STREET TALKING? USELESS COUNTRY WE ARE (GHANA). THIS MAN SHOULD BE IN JAIL AND NOT TALKING.

HOW COME THIS DODGY CORRUPT MAN IS FREE ON THE STREET TALKING? USELESS COUNTRY WE ARE (GHANA). THIS MAN SHOULD BE IN JAIL AND NOT TALKING.
Dondon 10 hours ago

Kudus Muhammed, Hudson Odoi, Ragnar Ache in the provisional list they will make the final list depending on their injury situation. Atizigi Annan are already in the final list. Ernest Poku shifted attention on the Netherlands ...
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Kudus Muhammed, Hudson Odoi, Ragnar Ache in the provisional list they will make the final list depending on their injury situation. Atizigi Annan are already in the final list. Ernest Poku shifted attention on the Netherlands again.
Weed smoker 10 hours ago

We only need Ragnar Ache. Hudson can go to hell,he is overrated as f*ck. Kudus Mohammed, the rapperholic, should be benched, he has dipped in form when he wasnt injured and his oldshool selfish style of play will cause major ...
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We only need Ragnar Ache. Hudson can go to hell,he is overrated as f*ck. Kudus Mohammed, the rapperholic, should be benched, he has dipped in form when he wasnt injured and his oldshool selfish style of play will cause major problem for the team. Running in circles until he lose the ball will end up in dangerous situations for the defence!
Adom 9 hours ago

Everything you say eventually comes to past. Where do you get the insight from?

Everything you say eventually comes to past. Where do you get the insight from?
NMG 7 hours ago

You plus those players all your modassssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

You plus those players all your modassssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
WATCHMAN 10 hours ago

No matter what Nyantakyi did outside football, he was the best GFA boss. He knew how to manage egos. His relationship with the players was very cordial. I remember Selas Tetteh introducing me to Kwesi before Ghana v Nigeria i ...
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No matter what Nyantakyi did outside football, he was the best GFA boss. He knew how to manage egos. His relationship with the players was very cordial. I remember Selas Tetteh introducing me to Kwesi before Ghana v Nigeria in Watford stadium. Our brief meeting revealed to me the dynamism of this man. The Black Stars to Brazil was poorly managed by Kwesi Appiah. The team had no injury problem. However, Kwesi Appiah mismanaged a situation that led to the Sulley fracas. Then on the field, benching Essien in our game against the USA was a mistake. Essien refused to warm up when we were down because he felt that Appiah did not manage the ego of players very well.
Kiki 9 hours ago

Yes, Nyantakyi was an effective GFA president. I believe if he wasn't implicated in the bribery/corruption scandal, he may well have gone on to become CAF president and possibly, even FIFA president candidate. The question is ...
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Yes, Nyantakyi was an effective GFA president. I believe if he wasn't implicated in the bribery/corruption scandal, he may well have gone on to become CAF president and possibly, even FIFA president candidate. The question is why can't many talented and successful people in the country resist corruption?
Al Canada 9 hours ago

This thief man dey still talk football?

This thief man dey still talk football?
BerylRichards 9 hours ago

I dont think anyone will dispute Nyantakyi's competence. He surely has himself to blame to tainting a super bright future in this sport.

If I were him, i will go buy a COLTS teams , develop some great talents, prove my com ...
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I dont think anyone will dispute Nyantakyi's competence. He surely has himself to blame to tainting a super bright future in this sport.

If I were him, i will go buy a COLTS teams , develop some great talents, prove my competency and maybe Ghanafuo can forget and forgive all of his crap. Ghanaians worship football so they will settle with anyone who can bring them glory. Until then we shall continually see him as "THE FACE OF CORRUPTION IN GHANA FOOTBALL".
Kwame Peter5 6 hours ago

It is public knowledge that evil Anas conspired with other envious rogues at the FA to bait Kwesi and get him out of the FA presidency so that they can also attain that position,God being so kind those rogues lost the FA elec ...
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It is public knowledge that evil Anas conspired with other envious rogues at the FA to bait Kwesi and get him out of the FA presidency so that they can also attain that position,God being so kind those rogues lost the FA election at the Congress.Those foolishly parroting thieving and corruption,what did he steal,they say Anas gave him bribe what was the so-called bribe intended to do for Anas?The then government panicked at the Anas nonsense and sent Kwesi to court,was it not declared a foolish case? There are a battalion of people who don't read but want to take part in public discourse end up inflicting their regurgitated bullshits on innocent Ghanaians.

Agya Yaw 5 hours ago

It would be possible under your leadership but not with current Kurt Okraku bogus Administration

It would be possible under your leadership but not with current Kurt Okraku bogus Administration
Adams 3 hours ago

Nyantaki is my best GFA president in northern times

Nyantaki is my best GFA president in northern times
Ahene 3 hours ago

Ha ba Kwasi! This our fre fre ko bo black stars? Massa be serious

Ha ba Kwasi! This our fre fre ko bo black stars? Massa be serious

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Never write Ghana off - Kwesi Nyantakyi backs Black Stars to shine at 2026 World Cup

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