GFA eyes Kim Lars Bjorkegren move for Black Stars amid Black Queens dilemma

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Kiki 1 day ago

We have changed coaches after coaches, players after players, same failed results. The only thing we have not changed yet is the GFA leadership. That is why Kurt, Abbey and the rest must resign. They failed to revive the yout ...
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We have changed coaches after coaches, players after players, same failed results. The only thing we have not changed yet is the GFA leadership. That is why Kurt, Abbey and the rest must resign. They failed to revive the youth football supply line that will feed the Black Stars with young quality talent and turned it into their personal corrupt money-making business.
Afram 1 day ago

At Least His Team Is Showing Impressive Results...Why Not Him....WE NEED WINS....!!!

At Least His Team Is Showing Impressive Results...Why Not Him....WE NEED WINS....!!!
Nana Yaw 1 day ago

We are just confused as a country.

We are just confused as a country.
Adamafio 1 day ago

DON'T BLAME OKRAKU .WE DON'T HAVE QUALITY PLAYERS .NO MATTER WHO WILL BE SELECTED AS OUR COACH..WHERE ARE THE PLAYERS????

DON'T BLAME OKRAKU .WE DON'T HAVE QUALITY PLAYERS .NO MATTER WHO WILL BE SELECTED AS OUR COACH..WHERE ARE THE PLAYERS????
He who knows 1 day ago

So you think Kurt Akrakro is doing a good job? Think again!

So you think Kurt Akrakro is doing a good job? Think again!
Kiki 1 day ago

@Adamafio - You are wrong. WE WILL BLAME Kurt Okraku because QUALITY PLAYERS come from building the colts and youth footballing talent who then get promoted into Satellites and Meteors and then Black Stars. Kurt Okraku has be ...
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@Adamafio - You are wrong. WE WILL BLAME Kurt Okraku because QUALITY PLAYERS come from building the colts and youth footballing talent who then get promoted into Satellites and Meteors and then Black Stars. Kurt Okraku has been in office for 7+ years but he has REFUSED to build the colts and youth soccer which is the supply line for QUALITY PLAYERS you speak off. He refused because he and his corrupt GFA friends field national youth teams with poor players from their personal clubs for quick money. THAT IS WHY WE WILL BLAME KURT OKRAKU. HE IS THE CAUSE OF GHANA FOOTBALL DECLINE.
Derek 1 day ago

Soon we'll be inviting some black Queens players to play for the black stars, foools

Soon we'll be inviting some black Queens players to play for the black stars, foools
2hat! 1 day ago

Maybe it's better to employ one of the Black Queens' players too as the new BS coach. Nkwaseasɛm sei aa soaa

Maybe it's better to employ one of the Black Queens' players too as the new BS coach. Nkwaseasɛm sei aa soaa
Ewvevi 1 day ago

Finally, I can conclude that we're not serious and the GFA is clueless, thus, Ghana football is doomed. Just because he is white, and available at proximity, so he is the choice. If this news is really credible, then I'm sad ...
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Finally, I can conclude that we're not serious and the GFA is clueless, thus, Ghana football is doomed. Just because he is white, and available at proximity, so he is the choice. If this news is really credible, then I'm sad for Ghana football. Will coach Kim have been seen at all if he was not even in Ghana coaching a team, especially being a female coach in his country or elsewhere? Some actions of the GFA makes me believe that I'm even competent to handle national issues. Aaaaah. Coach Kim. Ayooo.
Kurt must go 1 day ago

The only real solution is to get the GFA leadership out of the way.

The only real solution is to get the GFA leadership out of the way.

Kurt must go 1 day ago

If govt can't dissolve GFA, they should stop funding them..Sanction any private or state enterprise that sponsors the black stars too till the GFA leadership resigns

If govt can't dissolve GFA, they should stop funding them..Sanction any private or state enterprise that sponsors the black stars too till the GFA leadership resigns
Martin Kreisler 1 day ago

The appointment of an interim coach for November's critical AFCON 2027 qualifiers—just a month away—is still under consideration. The incompetence of the GFA and its associates is legendary; they clearly struggle with str ...
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The appointment of an interim coach for November's critical AFCON 2027 qualifiers—just a month away—is still under consideration. The incompetence of the GFA and its associates is legendary; they clearly struggle with strategic foresight and decisive decision-making.
Eben Johnson 6 hours ago

Why waste precious time money and energy to search for a top top class new national coach ? When the obvious problem is the playing body. These boys despite early promise, failed to develop into top top quality grade class fo ...
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Why waste precious time money and energy to search for a top top class new national coach ? When the obvious problem is the playing body. These boys despite early promise, failed to develop into top top quality grade class footballers. Go through the National team line up, and if you are not disappointed, with the development of skill, technical ability and nous almost all of them, then you need to check your knowledge of international football. Successful National teams have a rich source of ready-made top high class quality materials. International coaches don't have the luxury of time for club-like day-to-day training sessions and regime. A called up star should report to camp, in top form and ready to do battle when called, upon. If what happened at the Accra Sports Stadium, does not expose the dearth of Ghana football players, then what will.? We just don't have top class quality players for international assignments.

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GFA eyes Kim Lars Bjorkegren move for Black Stars amid Black Queens dilemma

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