What We Learned from Ghana's AFCON Win over Niger

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ALEX SARKODIE 12 years ago

Great Analysis

Great Analysis
Mr.N 12 years ago

Le Roy it time to go home you have been in Africa over 35 years go back to France.

Le Roy it time to go home you have been in Africa over 35 years go back to France.
NII ARMAH SENEGAL,CHORKOR 12 years ago

THIS IS A MATCHES DONG BORTEY HAVE PLAYED

THIS IS A MATCHES DONG BORTEY HAVE PLAYED
papillon 12 years ago

we only seem to do well playing against weak teams and seem to be good at riding our luck so far however Cape Verde will shortly teach us a lesson or two about complacency.

we only seem to do well playing against weak teams and seem to be good at riding our luck so far however Cape Verde will shortly teach us a lesson or two about complacency.
koo Tee 12 years ago

I think so far the players have done whatNapoleon could not do.What I detest about their play is complacency.Pls Pls Pls do away with this !!It will cost us one day!!.Thanks

I think so far the players have done whatNapoleon could not do.What I detest about their play is complacency.Pls Pls Pls do away with this !!It will cost us one day!!.Thanks
diaba k 12 years ago

Congratulations to the boys and the technical team especially Kwasi Appiah.

Kwasi was very effective. I think this time his charge (team) was Tactically disciplined.
However, the Rasta-man, Derrek Boateng, should be extra ...
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Congratulations to the boys and the technical team especially Kwasi Appiah.

Kwasi was very effective. I think this time his charge (team) was Tactically disciplined.
However, the Rasta-man, Derrek Boateng, should be extra careful when he has the ball. In AFCON. one can not under rate any opposing player.

As a whole the game, Ghana vrs Niger, was nice to watch.

Well done young men and the Technical team.
SANTACLAUSIAN, Croydon 12 years ago

Yes, the guys have done very well to get to the quarters. Are we ready to lift the cup?, yes, but we need to get the needed fluidity that will facilitate guaranteed goals against top opposition. If we do meet Ivory Coast or e ...
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Yes, the guys have done very well to get to the quarters. Are we ready to lift the cup?, yes, but we need to get the needed fluidity that will facilitate guaranteed goals against top opposition. If we do meet Ivory Coast or even the less fancied Burkina Faso, we would need to be able to pass the ball well and keep possession to be able to move the ball forward. If we gift the ball to this Ivory Coast side, it will take hard work getting it back from them. That breeds fatigue, lapse of concentration and can lead to disaster. We are a more energetic team than most, we have the players to do the job, we just need to keep the ball a bit better as we drive towards the semi-finals and the finals. I hope we do it, we can do it
leave it 12 years ago

GHANAWEB GIVE CREDIT TO THE PERSON WHO WROTE THE ARTICLE ON BLEACHER REPORT!!!!!

GHANAWEB GIVE CREDIT TO THE PERSON WHO WROTE THE ARTICLE ON BLEACHER REPORT!!!!!
Aduana Ba 12 years ago

The article was written by Jerrad Peters of the Bleacher Report.
Ghanasoccernet just cut and paste without acknowledging the original auther.
Websites get into trouble for that
I C Quaye was right
They are steaaalers !

The article was written by Jerrad Peters of the Bleacher Report.
Ghanasoccernet just cut and paste without acknowledging the original auther.
Websites get into trouble for that
I C Quaye was right
They are steaaalers !
STEPHEN OSEI,NORWAY 12 years ago

SOMETIMES SOME OF OUR PLAYERS ARE WEAK AND MISTAKES BECAUSE DROBGA AND HIS BOYS DONT DO MISTAKES SURE WE WILL MEET THEM FOR FANILE

SOMETIMES SOME OF OUR PLAYERS ARE WEAK AND MISTAKES BECAUSE DROBGA AND HIS BOYS DONT DO MISTAKES SURE WE WILL MEET THEM FOR FANILE

Ibrahim Alah 12 years ago

Is this amount for the entire squad, or for each of the players? Clarify please.

Is this amount for the entire squad, or for each of the players? Clarify please.

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