GFA worried over Grant’s lengthy stay abroad

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• DIAMOND 10 years ago

  It worries Nyantakyi that Grant does not stay in the country.
  
  It worries Ayariga that mining companies are polluting our rivers.
  
  It worries Wood that the judiciary is corrupt.
  
  It worries Mahama that his ministers are ...
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  It worries Nyantakyi that Grant does not stay in the country.
  
  It worries Ayariga that mining companies are polluting our rivers.
  
  It worries Wood that the judiciary is corrupt.
  
  It worries Mahama that his ministers are corrupt.
  
  It worries Hammah that people are in politics just to enrich themselves.
  
  It worries Vice-Chancellors that their professors take bribe and vagina to award better grades.

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• Mr. N 10 years ago

  And it worries Prof SBeta, POW, Governor KojoLee, The Stallion and the rest of guys that Black Star is going backwards. Ha ha. Ghana is now a country of Worries did we go or did we come?

  And it worries Prof SBeta, POW, Governor KojoLee, The Stallion and the rest of guys that Black Star is going backwards. Ha ha. Ghana is now a country of Worries did we go or did we come?

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• DIAMOND 10 years ago

  All our worries about the Black Stars are genuine.
  All the worries by the guys I listed are hypocritical.
  That's why I called their "worries" an irony; they don't mean it; they're pretending.
  
  Has your name changed from M ...
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  All our worries about the Black Stars are genuine.
  All the worries by the guys I listed are hypocritical.
  That's why I called their "worries" an irony; they don't mean it; they're pretending.
  
  Has your name changed from Mr.N to Mr. N (space before N)?

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• Saint Ghfuo: FREE YOUR PSYCHE 10 years ago

  the scent is giving him hot flashes...muahahahaaaa

  the scent is giving him hot flashes...muahahahaaaa

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• Odzatana 10 years ago

  What would the GFA have done if it had been poor Kwesi Appiah?

  What would the GFA have done if it had been poor Kwesi Appiah?

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• Bozo 10 years ago

  If your employee does not follow your policies, what do you do as an employer? Are you intimidated by the oburoni? Lol!

  If your employee does not follow your policies, what do you do as an employer? Are you intimidated by the oburoni? Lol!

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• Darius99 10 years ago

  What did the contract stipulate?
  
  What he is doing makes sense since most of the Black Stars players play in Europe, and he can go around to watch them like all modern coaches/team managers. At the end of the day, if he is ...
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  What did the contract stipulate?
  
  What he is doing makes sense since most of the Black Stars players play in Europe, and he can go around to watch them like all modern coaches/team managers. At the end of the day, if he is not violating the terms of the contract, and he is delivering results, we are good. If that is not the case, then we/GFA do what we have to do ...

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