Glo urges Flying Eagles to beat Ghana in AYC semifinal

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• WILLIAM 11 years ago

  Nigeria 2 Ghana 0

  Nigeria 2 Ghana 0

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• Akwasi 11 years ago

  Are these "under 20?" Oh Africa; no wonder most teams don't want sign Africa players.

  Are these "under 20?" Oh Africa; no wonder most teams don't want sign Africa players.

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• Ike 11 years ago

  I told you We gonna spell Ghana again but you didn't listen.

  I told you We gonna spell Ghana again but you didn't listen.

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• JJ, JOHANNESBURG 11 years ago

  like,wats the scores

  like,wats the scores

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• Yab Yab 11 years ago

  We are sown by two goals already. Nigerians are quick to release their balls. Ghanaians want to dribble and turn around with the ball.

  We are sown by two goals already. Nigerians are quick to release their balls. Ghanaians want to dribble and turn around with the ball.

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• Selfmade 11 years ago

  Useless coach and team...useless!

  Useless coach and team...useless!

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• johnson 11 years ago

  Glo how do we buy your units if you make such public pronouncements? Some things are better kept in the head

  Glo how do we buy your units if you make such public pronouncements? Some things are better kept in the head

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• SAUDIQ 11 years ago

  Johnson, this is why Ghana has remained where it is today in the world of business. Football sentiments and politics are rolled into everything Ghanaians do so nothing works correctly. Glo has subscribers more than the entire ...
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  Johnson, this is why Ghana has remained where it is today in the world of business. Football sentiments and politics are rolled into everything Ghanaians do so nothing works correctly. Glo has subscribers more than the entire population of Ghana and does not bother if Ghanaians subscribe to it or not. Glo is already aware of the unneccessary and unreasonable sentiments against everything Nigeria except in Banking where money is directly picked over the counters, glo has thus limited its investments in Ghana. Ghana will continue to remain in business doldrum until certain envious behavioural attitudes are changed.

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