I haven't retired but won't play football again - Appiah

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• OSEI TAWIAH 10 years ago

  You were forced to retire from the Black Stars by Ghana mouths just after the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. You will be forced to retire from soccer indefinitely by the same mouths if you decide to play again.

  You were forced to retire from the Black Stars by Ghana mouths just after the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. You will be forced to retire from soccer indefinitely by the same mouths if you decide to play again.

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• Joe Moore 10 years ago

  thanks for your services. just say it . i retired. the truth is the competition with those young energetic boys. i love to see you as one of the successful ghanian coach one day. thanks

  thanks for your services. just say it . i retired. the truth is the competition with those young energetic boys. i love to see you as one of the successful ghanian coach one day. thanks

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• Kenkey Warriors!!! 10 years ago

  Ghanaians are cheats.

  Ghanaians are cheats.

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• Heehee 10 years ago

  That is what I call African math.

  That is what I call African math.

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• hamid 10 years ago

  thanks appiah,u were such a decipline player and led the stars successful.work on ur coaching so u would one day take the stars,but not desailly

  thanks appiah,u were such a decipline player and led the stars successful.work on ur coaching so u would one day take the stars,but not desailly

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• Mustafa BALOGLU 10 years ago

  We Fenerbahce Fans missed to watch you Tamam abi

  We Fenerbahce Fans missed to watch you Tamam abi

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• Obibini 10 years ago

  Absolute nonsense. Not playing any longer effectively means you've retired regardless of not formally announcing it.

  Absolute nonsense. Not playing any longer effectively means you've retired regardless of not formally announcing it.

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• BIRIM RIVER 10 years ago

  Obibini, that's exactly what I thought when I read the headline.
  
  Just typical Ghanaian double-mouth, the kind that we see in everybody in leadership position and people who cannot decide.
  
  They do it to fool the people, ...
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  Obibini, that's exactly what I thought when I read the headline.
  
  Just typical Ghanaian double-mouth, the kind that we see in everybody in leadership position and people who cannot decide.
  
  They do it to fool the people, so they can change their minds anytime to suit their deceitful character.
  
  The saddest part is that they do not know that they're doing anything wrong by such evasive comments, and they think everyone is a fool. They are the fools.
  What nonsense!

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• donsage 10 years ago

  oooh y. my bro change ur mind

  oooh y. my bro change ur mind

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• GA man 10 years ago

  A villager is always a villager no matter the amount of money made

  A villager is always a villager no matter the amount of money made

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• Peter 10 years ago

  We all love you. Your age is probably 52years.

  We all love you. Your age is probably 52years.

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• Attaa Coffie 10 years ago

  He can't be 34. Look at Didier Drogba, he is 36 and still playing. There are a lot of 30 something year olds still playing at high level. This man was burnt out over 3 yrs ago when he was really 34. It's only Ghanaians who ha ...
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  He can't be 34. Look at Didier Drogba, he is 36 and still playing. There are a lot of 30 something year olds still playing at high level. This man was burnt out over 3 yrs ago when he was really 34. It's only Ghanaians who have this problem. Look at M Essien.

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• OSEI 10 years ago

  appiah, stop blowing your own horn

  appiah, stop blowing your own horn

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