Van der Pluijm to be paid US$ 215,000

Read Comments Comments (9)

• ADANKO 11 years ago

  IT SHOWS SOME OF OUR INSTITUTIONS ARE WORKING. AT LEAST HIS GHANAIAN WIFE WILL ALSO CHOP SMALL!!

  IT SHOWS SOME OF OUR INSTITUTIONS ARE WORKING. AT LEAST HIS GHANAIAN WIFE WILL ALSO CHOP SMALL!!

  reply
• Jones 11 years ago

  This is a good move this goes to show that our rule law is at least making strides forward.It is about time we understand that contract is contract and just a piece of paper or junk.Just as you want to end a contract should a ...
  read full comment

  This is a good move this goes to show that our rule law is at least making strides forward.It is about time we understand that contract is contract and just a piece of paper or junk.Just as you want to end a contract should also tell you that you are prepared to pay what that fellow is due.The old kangaroo court system should give way to the new that will allow the rule of law to move forward.

  reply
• ALL THE PEOPLE RUNNING THE GFA ARE FO 11 years ago

  all the manament running the gfa are fools and foreighners will keep takinhg them for a ride if we hhav e one with half abrasin in there ghana football will be in a better place

  all the manament running the gfa are fools and foreighners will keep takinhg them for a ride if we hhav e one with half abrasin in there ghana football will be in a better place

  reply
• K.K, USA 11 years ago

  The gfa should also be prepared to pay anything that should go to kwasi appiah, if the committee finds it prudent to punish a club for breaching a contract as they have also done in respect of AA's case.

  The gfa should also be prepared to pay anything that should go to kwasi appiah, if the committee finds it prudent to punish a club for breaching a contract as they have also done in respect of AA's case.

  reply
• Campaign Against Corruption 11 years ago

  Now GFA should take their own prescription and pay Kwasi Appiah, the gentleman.

  Now GFA should take their own prescription and pay Kwasi Appiah, the gentleman.

  reply
• Desmond Narh USA 11 years ago

  Sir using too many "but"
  makes your grammar look kwasiasem

  Sir using too many "but"
  makes your grammar look kwasiasem

  reply
• yaw 11 years ago

  thats white man for you. But then, the government must remind him to pay tax after he got paid and they should pay him in Ghana either dollar or euro.

  thats white man for you. But then, the government must remind him to pay tax after he got paid and they should pay him in Ghana either dollar or euro.

  reply
• Son of Man 11 years ago

  What sort of contract was this? Which coach on this wide earth earns proceeds from sale of the club's players? He also gets his share of prize money from CAF tournaments? Hell, that was a gravy train. Doesn't the team ha ...
  read full comment

  What sort of contract was this? Which coach on this wide earth earns proceeds from sale of the club's players? He also gets his share of prize money from CAF tournaments? Hell, that was a gravy train. Doesn't the team have competent lawyers. Heck, I will rather face expulsion than pay this guy.

  reply
• NYANTA GREED 11 years ago

  Son of man, you're right.
  
  Why did Chelsea agree to share player-sale and prize-money proceeds with staff?
  
  These earnings are supposed to go back into development (increased salaries, player acquisition, training and re ...
  read full comment

  Son of man, you're right.
  
  Why did Chelsea agree to share player-sale and prize-money proceeds with staff?
  
  These earnings are supposed to go back into development (increased salaries, player acquisition, training and retention, infrastructure improvement, medical overhead and community investment).
  
  But it looks like they, the village team that they are, did not see any need for a competent, savvy, experienced practising lawyer to counsel them.
  Let them pay it and learn.
  
  But, like you said, I would rather take the expulsion.
  
  But I think he is a good coach.
  And since he is Ghanaian, he should apply for the Black Stars job.

  reply