I hope GFA takes Mahama's order serious - Coach Jabir

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• Gordon Yeboah,USA 10 years ago

  All these coaches and football administrators are hypocrites.This is a national canker affecting the whole nation.why can't you voice it out as coaches and football administrators?must you for the president to make an order o ...
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  All these coaches and football administrators are hypocrites.This is a national canker affecting the whole nation.why can't you voice it out as coaches and football administrators?must you for the president to make an order on your own field of work?hypocrites who fear Kwasi nyantakyi

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• Mr.N 10 years ago

  We have an inward looking backward thinking Kwesi Nyantakyi's GFA. How many times has coaches and players had complained about Kwesi Nyantakyi's GFA treatment. Did you read that Kwesi Nyantakyi was in denial after President J ...
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  We have an inward looking backward thinking Kwesi Nyantakyi's GFA. How many times has coaches and players had complained about Kwesi Nyantakyi's GFA treatment. Did you read that Kwesi Nyantakyi was in denial after President John Mahama made that statement. How many sponsorship deal they have for any other team apart from the Black Stars? The Black Star is fat cow that is where they can steal all the mind period.

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• Predator 10 years ago

  who listens to the president anymore?

  who listens to the president anymore?

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• Bismark 10 years ago

  It was not an order.

  It was not an order.

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• perscoba 10 years ago

  Mhama is a moslem hiding behind Christian name. What the hell is this MUSLEM MUST RULE NONESENSE?
  
  Ghana was created without the sweat of any muslem so Jabir and mAHAM GO TO HELL!!!

  Mhama is a moslem hiding behind Christian name. What the hell is this MUSLEM MUST RULE NONESENSE?
  
  Ghana was created without the sweat of any muslem so Jabir and mAHAM GO TO HELL!!!

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• KOKOTI 10 years ago

  Hello Gordon! I do understand and respect your contribution. However, in as much as Ghana is now a democratic country with freedom of speech does not mean that a national coach can say anything at anytime. In every organizati ...
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  Hello Gordon! I do understand and respect your contribution. However, in as much as Ghana is now a democratic country with freedom of speech does not mean that a national coach can say anything at anytime. In every organization there are code of ethics. Before coaches are employed they sign a contract. By signing a contract, a coach also agrees to abide by the code of ethics. In most organizations employees cannot make public statements whether positively or negatively partly because of code of ethics. However, employees can make contributions once a superior subject publicly comments on a specific. So, I do not think that coaches are hypocrites and do not want to come up with useful suggestions per se rather they may be complying simply with their CODE OF ETHICS. This is why MALIK did not prematurely comment on this issue which could have been a breach of contract but he waited until the president made the comment before he came up with his contribution. What MALIK has done now is therefore not hypocritical but in line with the CODE OF ETHICS.

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• Emmanuel (Hamburg 10 years ago

  Kokoti. You have to understand Gordon yeboah
  he is right just because you didn't read the story

  Kokoti. You have to understand Gordon yeboah
  he is right just because you didn't read the story

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• Emmanuel (Hamburg 10 years ago

  Gordon yenoah, you're right

  Gordon yenoah, you're right

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• KOKOTI 10 years ago

  Hello Emmanuel! I did read the article very well. And our understanding and interpretation of the article may differ but that is understandable to stimulate a discussion. My focus in disagreeing with Gordon is not about who i ...
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  Hello Emmanuel! I did read the article very well. And our understanding and interpretation of the article may differ but that is understandable to stimulate a discussion. My focus in disagreeing with Gordon is not about who is right or wrong. Rather, my focus is about how principles and guidelines could hinder what we can say at a particular time. And note, am not criticizing what Gordon says per se. I respect his opinion and he has every right to express and be entitled to his own opinions. However, am complaining about how difficult it can be to say anything at anytime given that we are normally bound by certain limitations to do so in various capacities

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