Boateng on Charlton radar

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• Sammy the Sheriff 11 years ago

  Boateng should forget about the world cup and instead seek to solidify his financial future instead because there is no place in Blackstar for him.
  
  He plays he same position as Essien, Badu, Rabiu and KPB, who is he going ...
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  Boateng should forget about the world cup and instead seek to solidify his financial future instead because there is no place in Blackstar for him.
  
  He plays he same position as Essien, Badu, Rabiu and KPB, who is he going to replace and of this four, I don't even think we will take all four of them as defensive midfielders.

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• kwakuyaw, liverpool 11 years ago

  these players has , had their chances IN FOOTBALL . I TRUELY BELIEVE IT IS OVER FOR HIM , GOING TO CHARLTON IS LIKE GOING BACK TO CLASS 1 INSTEAD OF JSS . LOL

  these players has , had their chances IN FOOTBALL . I TRUELY BELIEVE IT IS OVER FOR HIM , GOING TO CHARLTON IS LIKE GOING BACK TO CLASS 1 INSTEAD OF JSS . LOL

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• Slimzay***The Unshakable Shaker*** 11 years ago

  "as the Ghana international fights to get playing time to make the World Cup squad." Hmmmmm, I see. If this is his dream at the moment, then I think he is a little late.
  
  Whose position in the midfield of the national team ...
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  "as the Ghana international fights to get playing time to make the World Cup squad." Hmmmmm, I see. If this is his dream at the moment, then I think he is a little late.
  
  Whose position in the midfield of the national team "Derrick of old" can snatch at the moment? Is it going to be the defensive mid, where already is occupied by Essien, Muntari, Mubarrack, Rabiu, Agyeman Badu and Annan, who is now on a macroscopic view? Remember, this position, which is Derrick's most effective position, requires not more than 5 players since usually only 2 are used in a match. He is not good at both right and left wing; therefore, we can't even talk about that. Now, the offensive midfield is as well taken by players like ASA, Kevin etc. Hmmm, this will be tough for him.
  
  To me, he needs to concentrate of getting playing time in his club before thinking of an invitation into the stars` fold. I wouldn't say it is over for him to come back, however, into the midfield position heading to the WC 2014, I think he is a little bit late.
  
  I wish him good luck.

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• Paa 11 years ago

  Transfer Window closed already.

  Transfer Window closed already.

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• Sarskoberta 11 years ago

  Can you explain OOPS! Develop an alibi as to why you have to abandon your father by law to fend for himself? No wonder you were no show at my funeral. Well, for your information, in order not to face any unwarranted humiliat ...
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  Can you explain OOPS! Develop an alibi as to why you have to abandon your father by law to fend for himself? No wonder you were no show at my funeral. Well, for your information, in order not to face any unwarranted humiliation from among the G-web fraternity, I had to die a face saving death that took place the very day you took flight. Unfortunately, the lords upstairs did not take kind of my mission there. That my case was not strong against my son who perhaps may have had his own problems couldn't have sought for my permission before doing what he did. I was repatriated back to the sender. Now, here I am face-to-face with my son having to have the audacity to close the door on our very own seaman jolly Derick Agyenim Boateng .
  That, Derick is a shade too late to knock at MRAA's Law. "I think he is a little bit late" A little bit! Glad you said that. Means, he's still got the chance.That little bit could be big provided he gets lots and lots of playing time .Mistakes, who makes them and who doesn't, will be determined by the efforts we make to correct them. What then gives? Baanu so a, emia" Beats me.

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