My father inspires me - Dede Ayew

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• Nayaki 9 years ago

  Nice one there

  Nice one there

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• kutsii 9 years ago

  Good boy. I am happy ur dad inspires u. But I can tell you without reservation that we know ur father more than u do. No footballer had been able to equal ur dad. Your dad took over from Polo and since, no one has been able ...
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  Good boy. I am happy ur dad inspires u. But I can tell you without reservation that we know ur father more than u do. No footballer had been able to equal ur dad. Your dad took over from Polo and since, no one has been able to reminiscent his skill, not even u or Jordan.
  
  Continue to take inspiration from him. Abedi Pele, no size. You did not win the AfCON bcos of the coefficient thief Kwesi Nyantakyi.

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• Saint Ghfuo: MEDIOCRITY STINKS! 9 years ago

  HE DINT TELL U TO CONVERT FREEKICKS?

  HE DINT TELL U TO CONVERT FREEKICKS?

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• The Stallion 9 years ago

  You are sick. You always come here to write about free kicks. Is it all players who take free kicks?

  You are sick. You always come here to write about free kicks. Is it all players who take free kicks?

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• Amadu Petit 9 years ago

  Andrew, for the fact that you recognize your dad., and remember that you should respect elders the sky is your limit.

  Andrew, for the fact that you recognize your dad., and remember that you should respect elders the sky is your limit.

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• SIMPLY GEORGE 9 years ago

  This jealous ancient caveman always talk about free kicks as if he himself is a free kicks PH.D holder. He is an enemy of progress who hates the Ayew family. His antagonism against the hard working Dede Ayew is quite unt ...
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  This jealous ancient caveman always talk about free kicks as if he himself is a free kicks PH.D holder. He is an enemy of progress who hates the Ayew family. His antagonism against the hard working Dede Ayew is quite unthinkable and such enviness is never going to lead him to nowhere. He better start learning how to take free kicks himself to earn £100,000 per week to help his downtrodden family instead of the unecessary jealousy. FREE KICKS MY ASS.

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• Rauf tamale 9 years ago

  i like Abedi a lot cause he has done a lot for ghana he try to give children their future and change his family from poor to rich I salute you mastro

  i like Abedi a lot cause he has done a lot for ghana he try to give children their future and change his family from poor to rich I salute you mastro

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• Nana(RSA) 9 years ago

  I am yet to see a player from Ghana who can replicate Abedi's form in 1992. But l've been watching Afcon since then to no avail. Abedi was simply unbelievable. Against Nigeria in the semi finals, l will always remember his go ...
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  I am yet to see a player from Ghana who can replicate Abedi's form in 1992. But l've been watching Afcon since then to no avail. Abedi was simply unbelievable. Against Nigeria in the semi finals, l will always remember his goal. Abedi, you have done your best for mother Ghana. Let the new generation take inspiration from you.

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• goodman 9 years ago

  Well done ayew. Like father like son

  Well done ayew. Like father like son

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• Kofi Kyei- Baffour Kantanka 9 years ago

  Abedi in known for his discipline, he is always 'cool and collected' I think Dede is very much like him.

  Abedi in known for his discipline, he is always 'cool and collected' I think Dede is very much like him.

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