GFA must allow Ghanaians to choose next Black Stars coach - Hendricks

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Selfmade 8 years ago

We have already endorsed Kwasi Appiah, why are you taking so long to bring our coach.Are you waiting till the Afcon qualifiers start.

We have already endorsed Kwasi Appiah, why are you taking so long to bring our coach.Are you waiting till the Afcon qualifiers start.
Fred Duah, Sunyani 8 years ago

Who are the "we"? You and who? By the way who are you? Selfmade? Are you a Ghanaian? I doubt it.

Who are the "we"? You and who? By the way who are you? Selfmade? Are you a Ghanaian? I doubt it.
Ghanaba 8 years ago

AS LONG AS THEY UNDERSTAND THAT GHANA IS DONE EVER USING FOREIGN COACHES.CHOOSE A FOUR YEAR OLD KID IN TAMALE IF NEED BE BUT NO FOREIGN COACHES.

AS LONG AS THEY UNDERSTAND THAT GHANA IS DONE EVER USING FOREIGN COACHES.CHOOSE A FOUR YEAR OLD KID IN TAMALE IF NEED BE BUT NO FOREIGN COACHES.
B B Nartey 8 years ago

The problem is that the players do not respect our local coaches, hence 2014 world cup. and the players have to stop all this sub-groups within the camp. It is hurting all of our efforts.

The problem is that the players do not respect our local coaches, hence 2014 world cup. and the players have to stop all this sub-groups within the camp. It is hurting all of our efforts.
john akpa 8 years ago

Putting 20 names down and asking the public to vote will be like the Eurovision song contest with political voting, neighbours voting for each other, tribalism, racism etc. I go with the GFA committee but there is a secret me ...
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Putting 20 names down and asking the public to vote will be like the Eurovision song contest with political voting, neighbours voting for each other, tribalism, racism etc. I go with the GFA committee but there is a secret member of that committee, the GNPC ! They are the ones paying the wages of the coaches and what they want will have a strong influence on the committee.
Fred Duah, Sunyani 8 years ago

How do all Ghanaians choose their coach as suggested ? Through the ballot box or polling or by acclamation? Or by social media opinions as expressed by Selfmade (whose nationality is even questionable )? IMPOSSIBLE * UNREA ...
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How do all Ghanaians choose their coach as suggested ? Through the ballot box or polling or by acclamation? Or by social media opinions as expressed by Selfmade (whose nationality is even questionable )? IMPOSSIBLE * UNREALISTIC * Your suggestion must be accompanied by the method to do so.
Paa 8 years ago

Hendericks is illiterate - Are we going to have elections to choose a coach? Are the committee members not Ghanaians?

Hendericks is illiterate - Are we going to have elections to choose a coach? Are the committee members not Ghanaians?
Joe Ansa-Adu 8 years ago

By voting. Also, we should all vote to end "dumsor ", corruption, nepotism, fake pastors, teen pregnancy, bribery, 419 etcetera. NONSENSE.

By voting. Also, we should all vote to end "dumsor ", corruption, nepotism, fake pastors, teen pregnancy, bribery, 419 etcetera. NONSENSE.
Kootse 8 years ago

Is this guy serious??!! Most Ghanaian fans, despite being very passionate about the game, have a very poor understanding about the intricacies of the game, what it takes to win consistently, and a coach's role should be. As f ...
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Is this guy serious??!! Most Ghanaian fans, despite being very passionate about the game, have a very poor understanding about the intricacies of the game, what it takes to win consistently, and a coach's role should be. As far as I can remember, these fans have incessantly insulted our coaches and run them out of town for failing to win EVERY match. And as far as I can remember there have been two schools of fans, one group passionately pushing for a local coach while the other group similarly have pushed for a foreign coach, with each group totally ignoring key factors such as competence, experience, cost, and the coach's understanding of the Ghanaian game. In my opinion having a selection committee guided by a set of criteria is the way to go. Entrusting the fans with the responsibility of selecting our national coach is a recipe for disaster, kind of like having the inmates run the asylum.
Jordan 8 years ago

Well said.

Well said.

B B Nartey 8 years ago

You insulting prick, who are you to judge most Ghanians?

You insulting prick, who are you to judge most Ghanians?
Kootse 8 years ago

Listen asswipe, if you must know who I am, I am a football fan, certified coach, and administrator of the game with more years in the business than you have lived on earth. I can only guess that you took offense at my posting ...
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Listen asswipe, if you must know who I am, I am a football fan, certified coach, and administrator of the game with more years in the business than you have lived on earth. I can only guess that you took offense at my posting because you are one of those clueless fans that I made reference to. As the old saying goes, if the cap fits wear it.
same to u 8 years ago

How can 27million Ghanaians choose one coach? How possible. General elections? Lack of education Mr hedricks

How can 27million Ghanaians choose one coach? How possible. General elections? Lack of education Mr hedricks
Francis 8 years ago

How will the GFA chop chop if they don't choose the coach?

How will the GFA chop chop if they don't choose the coach?
Harrison 8 years ago

You are all coaches by mouth, but when it comes to the pitch no one is a doer.

You are all coaches by mouth, but when it comes to the pitch no one is a doer.
S.k.i 8 years ago

You right we choice coach Akwasi Appia nothing else as nation born with good record to stop any white man is enouth insult of Grant to whole ghana is pain enouth he have never sighne contract t stay ghana then israil is lers ...
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You right we choice coach Akwasi Appia nothing else as nation born with good record to stop any white man is enouth insult of Grant to whole ghana is pain enouth he have never sighne contract t stay ghana then israil is lersson for us .if not big demostrait to GFA.prisdent Ghana is not under his control.is time to Act.
Obuama 8 years ago

Kwesi Appiah is not the right person for the Black Stars. We saw him at AFCON 2013 in South Africa and the World Cup in Brazil where he proved to be clueless in difficult situations. Ghana was not playing to any set formation ...
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Kwesi Appiah is not the right person for the Black Stars. We saw him at AFCON 2013 in South Africa and the World Cup in Brazil where he proved to be clueless in difficult situations. Ghana was not playing to any set formation and the demeanor of Kwesi anytime the Stars were under pressure was one of resignation to fate. Kwesi could not vary our game in anyway. In fact, he is a Mumu coach and Ghana does not need him. Those campaigning for him are doing a disservice to our football, and I can bet the we will have ourselves to blame if this man is appointed Black Stars coach. Ghana deserves better.
Benash 8 years ago

Akwasi Appiah is surely the ultimate.A well respected coach who doesn't fear risk taking.

Akwasi Appiah is surely the ultimate.A well respected coach who doesn't fear risk taking.
Harrison Appiah, TECHIMAN 8 years ago

You might be living on Pluto. A respected coach? Risk taker? Oh yes, he took the risk of playing his second team so that when the opponents got tired, he would bring his best team. THE WORST COACH UNDER THE SUN.

You might be living on Pluto. A respected coach? Risk taker? Oh yes, he took the risk of playing his second team so that when the opponents got tired, he would bring his best team. THE WORST COACH UNDER THE SUN.

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