Akaminko wants Ghanaians to forget about Brazil 2014

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Yaw Adu-Asare 9 years ago

Akaminko's entreatment is useful. Yet, Ghanaians will know when the time comes to forget about Brazil 2014. It may take a generation.

Akaminko's entreatment is useful. Yet, Ghanaians will know when the time comes to forget about Brazil 2014. It may take a generation.
Nurudeen 9 years ago

Tell your friends to forget about winning bonuses and appearance fees first and we will forget about brazil 2014... greedy bastards

Tell your friends to forget about winning bonuses and appearance fees first and we will forget about brazil 2014... greedy bastards
Obeng 9 years ago

These footballers dey bore me roff
They dun pay anythn as taxes yet they r moff moff

These footballers dey bore me roff
They dun pay anythn as taxes yet they r moff moff
Saint Ghfuo: Mediocrity Stinks!!! 9 years ago

Can you forget about slavery? NO! If we forget, it will happen again,.so NO! Y3n forgetti da!

Can you forget about slavery? NO! If we forget, it will happen again,.so NO! Y3n forgetti da!
kweku trouble 9 years ago

You make my day most of the time, but not always; which is not possible anyway. Well said. Thank you.

You make my day most of the time, but not always; which is not possible anyway. Well said. Thank you.
kweku trouble 9 years ago

Aptly said by you as always. You made my day as usual. Well said. Besides Akaminko's posture smirks of arrogance. We don't give a toss.

Aptly said by you as always. You made my day as usual. Well said. Besides Akaminko's posture smirks of arrogance. We don't give a toss.
mono bi 9 years ago

Our point is that all the Black Stars players care about is their personal pride and not the nation's. They forget so quickly how passionate the fans are about the sport and choose riches over the BLACK STARS SHIRT. If yo ...
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Our point is that all the Black Stars players care about is their personal pride and not the nation's. They forget so quickly how passionate the fans are about the sport and choose riches over the BLACK STARS SHIRT. If you must know,the fans are not some bunch of foolish crown o, they just love the game. DI'd theye think about the fans when they were demanding to be paid before they play????
Collins-SA 9 years ago

Guys .. let's be realistic. Which minister in Ghana works for free? Which president forfeits his salary because there is no money? Which public servant or labour group do not strike for more owing to the fact that Ghana ha ...
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Guys .. let's be realistic. Which minister in Ghana works for free? Which president forfeits his salary because there is no money? Which public servant or labour group do not strike for more owing to the fact that Ghana has no money. Check how much is pump into electioneering campaign because they want to clinch to their greedy positions. Their job is football. Despite who likes soccer or not the boys have to b paid. Money or no money. What happened in Brazil is completely not their fault but bad negotiations n administration and poor economic n leadership thinking. Contracts could been signed. Genuinely Negotiations could have been made n put on formal paper. Our leaders have always take our workers n footballers for granted. Once bitten twice shy. This ws not the 1st time. When ll our leaders n these selfish leaders learn from the like of Germany n Co. Stupid brains.
Nurudeen 9 years ago

We are saying.. we wont pay them.. they can refuse any call up to play.. it is not compulsory to honour blackstar call ups. no minister or president in ghana is paid $10,000 for 90minutes. These players are armed robbers

We are saying.. we wont pay them.. they can refuse any call up to play.. it is not compulsory to honour blackstar call ups. no minister or president in ghana is paid $10,000 for 90minutes. These players are armed robbers
O P Zamani 9 years ago

Point well made but...which Ghanaian politician gets paid $10,000 for 90 minutes work done. Just mention one

Point well made but...which Ghanaian politician gets paid $10,000 for 90 minutes work done. Just mention one

foster 9 years ago

Ghanaians can never forget about it you people will lose this world cup stopit people

Ghanaians can never forget about it you people will lose this world cup stopit people
sergio 9 years ago

How can Ghanaians forget what happened in Brazil.
Something that brought a big shame to the whole nation .With our name on BBC and other networks for airlifting money to Brazil?.?
And who said they were not going to be paid ...
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How can Ghanaians forget what happened in Brazil.
Something that brought a big shame to the whole nation .With our name on BBC and other networks for airlifting money to Brazil?.?
And who said they were not going to be paid if they completed the tournment?
Those making the argument no one works for free does not hold.
Blackstars got all they were entitled to till they went to Brazil.
So many countries came to Brazil to support the blackstars because they saw what backstars did in SA.
But what did we all get?Sabotage,...'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
kweku trouble 9 years ago

You said it. Sabotage!

You said it. Sabotage!
grace 9 years ago

Like how policians in Ghana behave when we have election or about to have election.why should should we brother when it is who get the money and yet you don't care about the people you are representing.....we get disappointed ...
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Like how policians in Ghana behave when we have election or about to have election.why should should we brother when it is who get the money and yet you don't care about the people you are representing.....we get disappointed anytime yet your pocket are made fat....who losses.....us.....we are biw wise
Kanewu 9 years ago

As long as we're not going to face the same bloody excuses every damn 2 and 4 years it will be fine. Bloody prove us wrong so we can forget otherwise it stays with us. I for one praying you don't even qualify because it will ...
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As long as we're not going to face the same bloody excuses every damn 2 and 4 years it will be fine. Bloody prove us wrong so we can forget otherwise it stays with us. I for one praying you don't even qualify because it will be same old time and energy wasted. Are you prepared to die for the country and play like a damn team like the German?????????? I'll wait.......
Muhammad Mouktar Mahmoud 9 years ago

The players miss the point all the time,the anger of Ghanaians is not about performance but the attitude displayed by holding the whole country to ransom leading to the flying of over 3 million bus to them.Until they apologis ...
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The players miss the point all the time,the anger of Ghanaians is not about performance but the attitude displayed by holding the whole country to ransom leading to the flying of over 3 million bus to them.Until they apologise properly to Ghanaians and The President,they will not have my support and that of others.No politics,the president is the president no matter what you think.
Kweku 9 years ago

Did u think about ur fans when u took entrenched position in Brazil??? Nonsense

Did u think about ur fans when u took entrenched position in Brazil??? Nonsense
Sarskoberta 9 years ago

We wish we could forget but not, not and not.

In that, try as we did, the continued presence of people in the system, like Mallam Osman,(aka KN) the not so Hounourable Ayariga, Afriyie Ankra, Sanni Diarra,reminds the peop ...
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We wish we could forget but not, not and not.

In that, try as we did, the continued presence of people in the system, like Mallam Osman,(aka KN) the not so Hounourable Ayariga, Afriyie Ankra, Sanni Diarra,reminds the people
about the ill-contributions they made towards our demise.
We also could not forget the Brazil saga, coming to terms with the birth of Sikadiebasabasa, coefficient and the still born> "Agya corruption" in the name of Akwasi Nyantakyi. .
The hostile situation would reach its apogee when the crooks present its budget for both AFCON and the WC to the same "Ali Baba and the forty thieves.
Did I hear anyone say the GFA needs an extensive overhaul, revolution and perhaps an, insurrection to remove all the bottle necks as we damn/dare the consequences from the almighty FIFA?.

Until then, we would be in a state of "Try m'akw3", that would have no grinding in our quest to better our lot thirty-three years after the fact.
Call it 'nkObesie'ni, y3koe a, y'asan aba. Haaaa!! AgyaKoo would normally say: I daff.

Mpanin se:"Merey3 na m'ay3, 3ne m'annya anny3 na 3nam"
Beats Me.
kweku trouble 9 years ago

“That is most important. So are we going to talk about this for 100 years? He asked." Foolish question. This is sheer arrogance. He wants an opportunity to play in the next world cup so he can market himself. You're called ...
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“That is most important. So are we going to talk about this for 100 years? He asked." Foolish question. This is sheer arrogance. He wants an opportunity to play in the next world cup so he can market himself. You're called Akaminko, so what's the big deal if you missed the tournament? The name is self explanatory.
kwasiafuo africafuo 9 years ago

WE KEEP BRINGING IT UP COS IT SEEMS YOU DIRTY NIGGAZ DO NOT LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES THATS WHY WE DONT WIN SHIT JERRY

WE KEEP BRINGING IT UP COS IT SEEMS YOU DIRTY NIGGAZ DO NOT LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES THATS WHY WE DONT WIN SHIT JERRY

bee lee 9 years ago

ok then Mr. can u forfeit ur bonus and play for mother Ghana...we are not fools..we better support germany or portugal next tym..stupid!

ok then Mr. can u forfeit ur bonus and play for mother Ghana...we are not fools..we better support germany or portugal next tym..stupid!

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