Video: Clottey overpowers Gyan with hat-trick

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WOFA WOHOO 12 years ago

To do very well in the the world cup,pls Black Stars should beat Egypt hands down as a gift to all Ghanaians

To do very well in the the world cup,pls Black Stars should beat Egypt hands down as a gift to all Ghanaians
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Bobo 12 years ago

You don't see them when it matters, shows they are not quality strikers.

You don't see them when it matters, shows they are not quality strikers.
anokwale 12 years ago

The real test is can you scored when a defender is all over you. These goals were too easy. Gyan's goals were a little more challenging because he had defenders around him. Clottey's were a bit too simple. We need striker ...
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The real test is can you scored when a defender is all over you. These goals were too easy. Gyan's goals were a little more challenging because he had defenders around him. Clottey's were a bit too simple. We need strikers who can do what Gyan did with his first goal against Turkey. That is the realistic pressure we will face.
Damn 12 years ago

Write sensibly.

Write sensibly.
POW@Time 4 Herve Renard 2 be fired. 12 years ago

And Ghana beat Ghana by 4 goals to 3.

Haaaaa, it's like a ga man eating 4 balls of kenkey then mashing 5 balls with sugar and water as dessert.

Or if you like, an ashanti man enjoying a breakfast made of "kooko & krachi ...
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And Ghana beat Ghana by 4 goals to 3.

Haaaaa, it's like a ga man eating 4 balls of kenkey then mashing 5 balls with sugar and water as dessert.

Or if you like, an ashanti man enjoying a breakfast made of "kooko & krachi awie esu aka band fo bissi aka Angola bullet.

They're all from the same source and their last names tell it all. Gyan Ghana, representing ashanti's and Clottey Ghana representing ga's. Lol
Adama, Texas 12 years ago

Good job.

Good job.
Rasheed.@Time 4 Appiah 2 fired 12 years ago

I am sure wimpy will rush and look for POW and invite him to play for black stars against Egypt.Appiah is clueless that,he is now chasing any Ghanaian abroad.

I am sure wimpy will rush and look for POW and invite him to play for black stars against Egypt.Appiah is clueless that,he is now chasing any Ghanaian abroad.
Rasheed.@Time 4 Appiah 2 fired 12 years ago

"wimpy Appiah"

"wimpy Appiah"
POW@ Appiah 4 Brazil.com. 12 years ago

That one I know for sure. Lol

That one I know for sure. Lol

Hexagon, USA!!! 12 years ago

The rate at which Ghanaian soccer talents are being lost through the dream of greener pasture, makes me long for the Nkrumah's Real Republican days. If only Ghana had some soccer-tycoon/magnate who could hang on to our talen ...
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The rate at which Ghanaian soccer talents are being lost through the dream of greener pasture, makes me long for the Nkrumah's Real Republican days. If only Ghana had some soccer-tycoon/magnate who could hang on to our talents right here at home. Such a new club could win lots of laurels locally, continentally and feed the Black Stars lucratively.
Kojo Agatebe, Oregon 12 years ago

Agree. It tells you that Nkrumah and Ohene Gyan were miles ahead of today's so-called leaders.

Agree. It tells you that Nkrumah and Ohene Gyan were miles ahead of today's so-called leaders.
wofa 12 years ago

easily league, if they are really good strikers they should go to Europe, even Togo league is stronger than that league

easily league, if they are really good strikers they should go to Europe, even Togo league is stronger than that league
roy , usa 12 years ago

I agree with u . This is like high school soccer.

I agree with u . This is like high school soccer.
Edem Lasisi, Atlanta 12 years ago

Stupid fool! Do you know how many world-class international players from all over the world (including Gyan) play in that league? Do you know what kind of facilities those internationals play in? Do you have any idea on what ...
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Stupid fool! Do you know how many world-class international players from all over the world (including Gyan) play in that league? Do you know what kind of facilities those internationals play in? Do you have any idea on what kind of investments that league have, including owning some professional EPL clubs, such as Manchester City?

How dare you compare that league to a high school soccer? It is time you ignoramuses stop posting on this website and leave intelligent people to provide thoughtful discussions here.
Opk 12 years ago

Well done Gyan and Clottey

Well done Gyan and Clottey
kwame Gyebi 12 years ago

I think Boakye Yiadom is better than Emmanuel Clottey

I think Boakye Yiadom is better than Emmanuel Clottey
king 12 years ago

the should come to europ
if there good strikers

the should come to europ
if there good strikers
ob 12 years ago

The one eyed man is king.

The one eyed man is king.
Nana 12 years ago

Empty stadium! Low standard

Empty stadium! Low standard

Kenneth Osei-Afriyie 12 years ago

Who say Ghana doesn't have goal scorers?I think there should be more competition in the striking department to get the best out of our attacking talents. This means we should have more strikers in the squad and the midfield o ...
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Who say Ghana doesn't have goal scorers?I think there should be more competition in the striking department to get the best out of our attacking talents. This means we should have more strikers in the squad and the midfield or defence reduced to 7 instead of the 8 as has been the case in the past. I think at least there should be 5 strikers and the midfield or defence narrowed down to 7 rather than the usual 8. This will ensure there will be more competition in the striking department to get the most out of those ensured with the responsibility of scoring goals.

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