Ghana unlikely to risk recovering Asamoah Gyan for DR Congo clash

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• £earn_$martphones_Repairing 8 years ago

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• Kenneth Osei-Afriyie 8 years ago

  If Gyan is not fully fit this may be the opportunity for the other strikers. Tekpetey in particular should be given his chance to make his debut. I have a feeling he would have a major influence if he features.

  If Gyan is not fully fit this may be the opportunity for the other strikers. Tekpetey in particular should be given his chance to make his debut. I have a feeling he would have a major influence if he features.

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• anokwale 8 years ago

  This reliance on Gyan is very dangerous. It is time to grow up and take a chance on the new players in a game that counts.

  This reliance on Gyan is very dangerous. It is time to grow up and take a chance on the new players in a game that counts.

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• Stephen Adjei 8 years ago

  Thanks to the national tram, but their biggest mistakes are that they lack shootings ability, and even Brazilians have stoped working from pole to pole

  Thanks to the national tram, but their biggest mistakes are that they lack shootings ability, and even Brazilians have stoped working from pole to pole

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• dacosta 8 years ago

  I want to know if the coach made provisions for injuries at all. while gyan provides motivation for the team,success cannot always depend on him.
  the coach should be tactical now
  1 bench gyan, he is not fit
  2, push Frank t ...
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  I want to know if the coach made provisions for injuries at all. while gyan provides motivation for the team,success cannot always depend on him.
  the coach should be tactical now
  1 bench gyan, he is not fit
  2, push Frank to wings
  3 bring in another striker and dede as supporting striker
  4 partey to attacking field and acquah in defensive midfield
  
  Ghana can go higher if the can get his tactics right

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• joe 8 years ago

  blame that stupid coach

  blame that stupid coach

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• TJ 8 years ago

  Ghana will lose 1 nill to Dr. Congo

  Ghana will lose 1 nill to Dr. Congo

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• TJ 8 years ago

  Ghana 0 Dr. Congo 1.
  I will be the worst performance for Ghana in many years

  Ghana 0 Dr. Congo 1.
  I will be the worst performance for Ghana in many years

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• KYEBI 8 years ago

  A PLAYER WHO IS NOT QUALIFY TO PLAY FOR READING SHOULDNT BE MISSED PLAYING FOR A WHOLE COUNTRY.

  A PLAYER WHO IS NOT QUALIFY TO PLAY FOR READING SHOULDNT BE MISSED PLAYING FOR A WHOLE COUNTRY.

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• JOEY 8 years ago

  I believe that absence of Skipper Gyan in the Black Star is not very negative. Out of this particular match, the national team will give birth to a new star. He will take Gyan's place and help bring the cup draught to an end.

  I believe that absence of Skipper Gyan in the Black Star is not very negative. Out of this particular match, the national team will give birth to a new star. He will take Gyan's place and help bring the cup draught to an end.

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• OKOROMANSA 8 years ago

  Against Egypt last time, I think Bernard Terkpetey was very impressive. Even though he came in as a substitute, Bernard was very forceful, fast, strong and fearless. On any given day I would bet on him. Samuel Teteh was also ...
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  Against Egypt last time, I think Bernard Terkpetey was very impressive. Even though he came in as a substitute, Bernard was very forceful, fast, strong and fearless. On any given day I would bet on him. Samuel Teteh was also good, and I thing both guys could be useful in the absence of Gyan. No doubt, we are beating Congo on sunday.

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