Antoine Semenyo reveals parents' role in choosing Ghana

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Habit 2 days ago

The track record over the last 6 games in not convincing. Don't concede first, and don't take the lead and give it up. You must beat Panama to start, because the tasks ahead are gradually tougher. We'll be watching.

The track record over the last 6 games in not convincing. Don't concede first, and don't take the lead and give it up. You must beat Panama to start, because the tasks ahead are gradually tougher. We'll be watching.
85% OF THE BLACK STAR PLAYERS PLAY FOR "GHOST CLUBS", EXCEPT OF COURSE THOMAS PARTEY, ANTOINE SEMENYO, INJURED MOHAMMED KUDUS AND NICO WILLIAMS' SENIOR BROTHER. 1 day ago

85% OF THE BLACK STAR PLAYERS PLAY FOR "GHOST CLUBS", EXCEPT OF COURSE THOMAS PARTEY, ANTOINE SEMENYO, INJURED MOHAMMED KUDUS AND NICO WILLIAMS' SENIOR BROTHER.

IMAGINE SUCH A TEAM FACING THE LIKES OF LAMINE YAMAL OR THE ...
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85% OF THE BLACK STAR PLAYERS PLAY FOR "GHOST CLUBS", EXCEPT OF COURSE THOMAS PARTEY, ANTOINE SEMENYO, INJURED MOHAMMED KUDUS AND NICO WILLIAMS' SENIOR BROTHER.

IMAGINE SUCH A TEAM FACING THE LIKES OF LAMINE YAMAL OR THE EVERGREEN LIONEL MESSI AND CRISTIANO RONALDO. OMG, WE'RE DEAD!

THE REST ARE ALL BENCH-WARMERS. EVEN THE COACH IS "MR. WHO"?.

IS THIS WHAT IT TAKES TO WIN THE WORLD CUP?
GHANA BS ARE JUST GOING IN THERE TO WASTE EVRYBODY'S PRECIOUS TIME! OMG!
Frank Agyena-Karkari 1 day ago

My friend just shut up and concentrate on the World Cup. You are making too much noise. After all we don’t see your performance when playing for Black Stars.

My friend just shut up and concentrate on the World Cup. You are making too much noise. After all we don’t see your performance when playing for Black Stars.
Cool 1 day ago

@ Frank Agyena-Karikari
Pls spare the gentleman he hasn't granted any interview to Joyfm, it was his Mum who spoke to George Addo of BBC (formerly of Joyfm).One problem I'm having with many of our sports journalists is the ...
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@ Frank Agyena-Karikari
Pls spare the gentleman he hasn't granted any interview to Joyfm, it was his Mum who spoke to George Addo of BBC (formerly of Joyfm).One problem I'm having with many of our sports journalists is they are refusing to understand that Antoine Semenyo's development into professional football started late( after 21), unlike Nketia & Odoi. The last two(2) had so much hope playing for England at a younger age with Arsenals & Chelsea. Antoine had to come from a smaller club like Bristol City @ 23. Nevertheless we wish all of them well, if Nketia & Odoi have changed their minds let's bring them on board after WC2026.
Chris 1 day ago

Ghana web, Semenyo is now a Man City player. Stop the disgraceful avoidable error

Ghana web, Semenyo is now a Man City player. Stop the disgraceful avoidable error
Yao Mends 1 day ago

Manchester City not Bournemouth player.

Manchester City not Bournemouth player.
Mike 1 day ago

Ghanaians are behind you and the team and with God everything is possible

Ghanaians are behind you and the team and with God everything is possible
Agbelimor Paris 1 day ago

This is an example to all ghanaians who snubbed their parents if they started getting some small coins.Involve your parents in your life and you will never regret it.

This is an example to all ghanaians who snubbed their parents if they started getting some small coins.Involve your parents in your life and you will never regret it.
Christopher 1 day ago

May the Good Lord reward your efforts and decision to represent Ghana. We are proud of you, Sir Semenyo.

May the Good Lord reward your efforts and decision to represent Ghana. We are proud of you, Sir Semenyo.
Alf 1 day ago

To be honest, Semenyo is doing well in the Premier league. But I think if England were to have invited him first to represent England, iam sure he wouldn't have accepted Ghana's invitation. Surely England was his first cho ...
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To be honest, Semenyo is doing well in the Premier league. But I think if England were to have invited him first to represent England, iam sure he wouldn't have accepted Ghana's invitation. Surely England was his first choice but he wasn't invited. It looks as if he was invited to play for England and he rejected it. That is not the case.

Agbelimor Paris 1 day ago

Even if he decided to play for England,the parents wouldn't agree.Kofi Annan is a Ghanaian and he's once a UN boss.I can roam everywhere in the world but Africa Ghana Volta region is my home.

Even if he decided to play for England,the parents wouldn't agree.Kofi Annan is a Ghanaian and he's once a UN boss.I can roam everywhere in the world but Africa Ghana Volta region is my home.
Kwesi 1 day ago

Useless write up

Useless write up
Alhaj Baakome 1 day ago

I like Semenyo. He is currently our best player by a mile. However, the impression should not be created as if he had to choose between England and Ghana. Playing for England was never an option because Semenyo never played f ...
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I like Semenyo. He is currently our best player by a mile. However, the impression should not be created as if he had to choose between England and Ghana. Playing for England was never an option because Semenyo never played for any yourh team. He was a journeyman, floating between teams, permanently or on loan. It was not until Bristol City that his talent began to show. That was how Bournemouth discovered him and the rest, as they say, is history. Hudson Odoi and Eddie Nketia were both considered for England because they developed through the various youth teams. Semenyo's development was different. But he has earned the plaudits and we ate all proud of him, as he leads Ghana to the world cup.
Od 1 day ago

True son of the land

True son of the land
Proof yourself in the world cup 1 day ago

Exposed yourself for Ghanians to knows your truly great

Exposed yourself for Ghanians to knows your truly great

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