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Waaoooow. The English have really eulogized him. Unfortunately the koo darkie is not in a position to appreciate such things. To find a way into a dictionary is a very positive thing. Great news.
Yes, Tony you made us proud those days.
you're still well remembered not only by Leeds fans but all discerning football supporters across the spectrum. Thank you.
Tony Yeboah eulogized by UK. The first thing that came to my mind is death. There is no mention of Tony Yeboah dying in the article. Is he dead, did I miss the news, when did he die? Please tell me it ain't so and that the wo ...
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The writer just loved the word, eulogy, and wanted to use it by all means.
These retented press will hardly write about certain people and when they write,it feel the person is dead.
And Tony, his exploits at Leeds notwithstanding was no playing for Leeds in 1995! What an incompetent journalist and rag
Thank you.
The writer may have gotten confused here!!!!!!!! Serenaded is another apt word!!
Yes Aworowa, eulogy can also mean high praise or commendation.
But essentially eulogy is a speech or writing in praise of a person or thing, especially a set oration in honour of deceased person.
Etymologically, eulogy m ...
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As a second language to King Lomotey, correcting someone language makes English person laughs.
EULOGISE according to Oxford English Dictionary means to praise someone not necessarily deceased but King Lomotey's class of Ghan ...
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QED, go back and read over carefully what I wrote, before you jump all over me.
I have always maintained that he is the best we have ever had. The only thing is that others beat him at PR and Media relations. Have noticed that in Ghana the media hardly mention him. That is Ghana. We are always throwing g ...
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the media hardly mention Yegoala bcos he does not beg for popularity.
you perfectly right
In Ghana journalist take money before they write about you (they have a name for that - I have forgotten). There is no fair and honest journalism in Ghana. If you want to be in the news you must pay for it. Decadence is the o ...
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Anybody realize the title doesn't much the story ?.. smfh
What kind of journalism is this?
English Language is important in journalism so please take it seriously if writing is truly your day job.
Caption should read "......IN THE UK" Secondly, the word Eulogise is used for the dead.
Great player.
l have always told stories about your exploits to yhe younger generation. Unfortunately we dont have your video. Ghanaians must learn to honour our heroes
In remembering Yegoala, take note of earlier prolific goalgetters such as OpokuAfriyie,Razak the golden boy who scored the golden goal,SammyAddo ,Malik Jabir,,Kwasi Owusu and Dan Owusu,Opokunti 1983 goal. The list is inexhaus ...
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Please which player is Sammy Addo and what club did he play for?
AKWASI APPIAH,PELE,TONY YEBOAH,SAM JOHNSON,KOTOKO'S CHIRMAN TEAM AND EAR WAS THE BEST TIME FOR GHANA TO GO THE WORLD CUP,BUT BECAUSE OF NDC PROPAGANDA AND LIES,WE FAILED.
Tony yes I love you. and is a long time I heard of tis great player of Ghana football. I still have that memory of him in South Africs with that spectacular goal against Bafana-bafana in the Africa cup of nation. He is agreat ...
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If Tony Yeboah were white he would have been a LEGEND
Leeds United of UK will sink for ever Amen
Rubbish talk.Tony was a good player but was very arrogant. His throwing of his jersey on his manager was his greatest mistake when substituted. All the presses admired him. Leaving UK to play in Hamburg was a doom.the ...
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