Accra Hearts Of Oak 'NO SABE' GFA rules

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• Jonass 10 years ago

  Moron

  Moron

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• Rogue Lawyer 10 years ago

  you are rather the fool, kwasia points are won from the pitch not from co-efficient board room.

  you are rather the fool, kwasia points are won from the pitch not from co-efficient board room.

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• SARPONG 10 years ago

  Yes I am a moron but has more brains in my toes than you have in that stupid coconut sitting on top of your neck you call head.
  
  I am even wiser in my deep slumber than you at your best wide awake at 2 pm.

  Yes I am a moron but has more brains in my toes than you have in that stupid coconut sitting on top of your neck you call head.
  
  I am even wiser in my deep slumber than you at your best wide awake at 2 pm.

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• Danny Asuo 10 years ago

  Sarpong you are the man. Your article gave every Kotoko supporter hope that the atrocious decision made by the disgraced disciplinary committee would eventually be overturned. Bravo.

  Sarpong you are the man. Your article gave every Kotoko supporter hope that the atrocious decision made by the disgraced disciplinary committee would eventually be overturned. Bravo.

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• KING BRIGHT 10 years ago

  Haha, I vividly recall the Charles Taylor turned Charles Allotey saga with the connivance of the then FA. Thanks to Herbert Mensah Ndc through E.T Mensah and Ade Cocaine could not destroy Fabu.

  Haha, I vividly recall the Charles Taylor turned Charles Allotey saga with the connivance of the then FA. Thanks to Herbert Mensah Ndc through E.T Mensah and Ade Cocaine could not destroy Fabu.

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• they are theives 10 years ago

  When are they going to start investigating the armed robbery committed against the Kotoko players at their hotel on the day of the match?

  When are they going to start investigating the armed robbery committed against the Kotoko players at their hotel on the day of the match?

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• Kakut 10 years ago

  If kotoko a team formed in the forest is not an afuom club how dare u call hearts one.
  We all will patiently wait to see
  The battle has jus begun.

  If kotoko a team formed in the forest is not an afuom club how dare u call hearts one.
  We all will patiently wait to see
  The battle has jus begun.

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• Wofa Yaw 10 years ago

  Ok, let's call them armed robbery team. Their Players steal hotel bedsheets and towels. They recruit thieves as players. Don Bortey of Hearts signed for an Israeli club and stole wrist watches of his team mates at the dressin ...
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  Ok, let's call them armed robbery team. Their Players steal hotel bedsheets and towels. They recruit thieves as players. Don Bortey of Hearts signed for an Israeli club and stole wrist watches of his team mates at the dressing room disgracing Ghana.

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• JOE 10 years ago

  Let us blame the GFA for pampering, protecting and cheating for Hearts any time they have a predicament. This has gone on for such a long time beginning with a FA knockout finals with AKOTEX in the '70s. Then Kotoko in the '8 ...
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  Let us blame the GFA for pampering, protecting and cheating for Hearts any time they have a predicament. This has gone on for such a long time beginning with a FA knockout finals with AKOTEX in the '70s. Then Kotoko in the '80s and many many more. Hearts have been boasting that they inside information about the GFA and what the decisions of the Disciplinary Committee would be each time. This time round, they have bitten more than they can chew, justice has really prevailed. My only problem was why GFA suspended the league for two weeks, just to permit Hearts to lodge their protest and organize the backdoor escape from relegation. I still suspect foul play by the GFA, the appeal only went true because Hearts are still safe. They would never have come out with this decision.

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• SARPONG 10 years ago

  Joe, you are right. I wrote a comment sometime ago that the appeal decision would be made based on the position both Kotoko and Hearts occupy at the end of the season and if both clubs are save from relegation, the right dec ...
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  Joe, you are right. I wrote a comment sometime ago that the appeal decision would be made based on the position both Kotoko and Hearts occupy at the end of the season and if both clubs are save from relegation, the right decision would be made.
  
  In as much as I appreciate the APPEAL committee decision being the right one, I still believe if Hearts would have been relegated by losing the 3 boardroom points, the APPEAL committee decision would have been different. They would have found a reason to confirm the DISCIPLINARY committee decision earlier.
  
  Look at how they are trying to "smuggle" both Kotoko and Hearts into the top four competition and make it a top six?
  
  Now that Hearts is 13 on the league table, are they going to make it a top 13? This is the reason the local league is losing its value.
  
  It was disgraceful the way Hearts played fixed matches to avoid relegation and without shame Hearts celebrated their goalless draw with WAFA with partying with WAFA team.
  
  Hearts of Lions unfortunately found themselves relegated after conveniently at the time they played Hearts of Oak fixing that match when it was save from the relegation zone. Unfortunate for them, they tumbled and are now relegated. It will be a lesson for other clubs to learn not to fix matches.

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