A Premier League in Crisis II

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• Kwame Angel 12 years ago

  Is Kwaku Agyemang a sports journalist? Why can't he write good, coherent English for readers to understand. This is more of a crisis than the League he is writing about. And by the way, there is no one in Ghana called Togbe E ...
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  Is Kwaku Agyemang a sports journalist? Why can't he write good, coherent English for readers to understand. This is more of a crisis than the League he is writing about. And by the way, there is no one in Ghana called Togbe Efedze.

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• Justice 12 years ago

  I saw the message:
  
  "MD, I will be away for a week to sunyani with my wife 2morrow as she has to go and prepare to settle in at her newly posted station in the region with GH Post. This regretably could possibly lead to my ...
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  I saw the message:
  
  "MD, I will be away for a week to sunyani with my wife 2morrow as she has to go and prepare to settle in at her newly posted station in the region with GH Post. This regretably could possibly lead to my request to terminate my contract with the club for obvious reasons. My assistants have been directed to hold the fort for the said period. Thanks."
  
  This message did not show any respect fro the club (Hearts).

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• The truth 12 years ago

  There is evidence that the HEARTS BOARD (not Togbe) took the decision on the basis of a text message from Coach Duncan in which he said he was considering terminating his contract with Hearts because of his wife's transfer fr ...
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  There is evidence that the HEARTS BOARD (not Togbe) took the decision on the basis of a text message from Coach Duncan in which he said he was considering terminating his contract with Hearts because of his wife's transfer from Accra to Sunyani. This raised doubts about his commitment to Hearts.
  
  Please check your fact, and stop damaging the loyal chairman's reputation unnecessarily.

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• Justice 12 years ago

  I saw the message:
  
  "MD, I will be away for a week to sunyani with my wife 2morrow as she has to go and prepare to settle in at her newly posted station in the region with GH Post. This regretably could possibly lead to my ...
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  I saw the message:
  
  "MD, I will be away for a week to sunyani with my wife 2morrow as she has to go and prepare to settle in at her newly posted station in the region with GH Post. This regretably could possibly lead to my request to terminate my contract with the club for obvious reasons. My assistants have been directed to hold the fort for the said period. Thanks."
  
  This message did not show any respect fro the club (Hearts).

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• Seth Atiogbe 12 years ago

  This not true. The board istrying to defame a very principled man who is prepared to stand up toa bully called Afede.

  This not true. The board istrying to defame a very principled man who is prepared to stand up toa bully called Afede.

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• DIAMOND 12 years ago

  FROM BBC:
  
  Nigeria win Under-17 World Cup
  Nigeria won the Under-17 World Cup for a record fourth time on Friday with a 3-0 win over champions Mexico.
  
  Erick Aguirre's own goal put the Golden Eaglets in front in Abu Dhab ...
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  FROM BBC:
  
  Nigeria win Under-17 World Cup
  Nigeria won the Under-17 World Cup for a record fourth time on Friday with a 3-0 win over champions Mexico.
  
  Erick Aguirre's own goal put the Golden Eaglets in front in Abu Dhabi.
  
  The Nigerians doubled their lead with a tap in from Kelechi Iheanacho before captain Musa Mohamed's free kick sealed the win.
  
  Nigeria also picked up the tournament's fair-play award and Dele Alampasu was awarded the Golden Glove for being the best goalkeeper.
  
  Nigeria's record in UAE
  •Played: 7
  •Won: 6
  •Drew: 1
  •Lost: 0
  •Goals For: 26
  •Goals Against: 5
  
  The first goal came after nine minutes from a Nigerian counter-attack moments after the Mexicans had threatened at the other end.
  
  The Golden Eaglets broke quickly to create a three-against-one situation, and as Musa Yahaya was about to pull the trigger, Aguirre's attempted clearance ended up in his own net.
  
  Yahaya nearly doubled the lead in the 39th minute but his shot crashed against the bar.
  
  Moments later, Taiwo Awoniyi tried a spectacular overhead kick but it went straight into the arms Raul Gudino in the Mexican goal.
  
  Nigeria record at U17 World Cup
  •Winners: 1985, 1993, 2007, 2013
  •Runners-up: 1987, 2001, 2009
  
  Mexico threatened the Nigerian goal a couple of times in the first half but found Alampasu in inspired form.
  
  The Mexicans pressed early in the second half but it was Nigeria who doubled their lead when Gudino parried a long range shot into the path of Kelechi Iheanacho, who tapped in for his sixth goal of the tournament.
  
  With 15 minutes left on the clock, the Mexicans had a great chance to score but Ivan Ochoa headed wide.
  
  The title was sealed when captain Mohamed curled a free kick round the wall from the edge of the area with nine minutes left.
  
  The victory in the United Arab Emirates caps a successful year for Nigeria after the senior team won the Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa in January.

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