My take on Ghana Football!

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• Zambia waatete(KOFTOWN) 10 years ago

  Well said,that's all we got,they need to call them back,alot of people playing politics which is not right our GFA officials are dirty and they are killing our game Muntari expose them so they are sooo mad at him. (GOD DNT P ...
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  Well said,that's all we got,they need to call them back,alot of people playing politics which is not right our GFA officials are dirty and they are killing our game Muntari expose them so they are sooo mad at him. (GOD DNT PUNISH YOU GFA OFFICIALS)

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• DAVI 10 years ago

  UNTILL YAMIN,YAW BOATENG GYAN AND NDC TAKE POLITICS OUT OF SPORTS THE VALUE WILL BE THE SAME.THE TEAM SPRITE IN THE BLACK STARS IS GONE UNDER CORRUPT NDC GOV'T.

  UNTILL YAMIN,YAW BOATENG GYAN AND NDC TAKE POLITICS OUT OF SPORTS THE VALUE WILL BE THE SAME.THE TEAM SPRITE IN THE BLACK STARS IS GONE UNDER CORRUPT NDC GOV'T.

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• Adjei 10 years ago

  What happened to that, after all that money spent?

  What happened to that, after all that money spent?

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• Kofi Kofi Go. 10 years ago

  I wish arrogant kwasi nyantakyi will read this article. Mr Sammy you are objective thinker. GOOD job I hope the number you put down is correct. You get my message. From Trenton NJ.

  I wish arrogant kwasi nyantakyi will read this article. Mr Sammy you are objective thinker. GOOD job I hope the number you put down is correct. You get my message. From Trenton NJ.

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• Adjei 10 years ago

  "Going forward, the Kwesi Nyantakyi administration has outlived their usefulness in Ghana Football, therefore a complete overhaul of the GFA administration is very imperative."
  
  Well said. That is the only solution.

  "Going forward, the Kwesi Nyantakyi administration has outlived their usefulness in Ghana Football, therefore a complete overhaul of the GFA administration is very imperative."
  
  Well said. That is the only solution.

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• Peter 10 years ago

  I would say though that the issue of so called indiscipline has to be properly addressed. The GFA is only there to make money at all cost regardless. This has to be addressed ruthlessly and necessary changes effected as far a ...
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  I would say though that the issue of so called indiscipline has to be properly addressed. The GFA is only there to make money at all cost regardless. This has to be addressed ruthlessly and necessary changes effected as far as the constitution of GFA sands as at now. Ghana is deeply saddled with too much influence by both the GFA and other high personalities including ministers etc. If the head coach and sometimes the assistant coaches have no total free hand to select players the problem will continue to plague the national teams especially the Black Stars.
  The issue of allowances of the Black Stars which caused the failure of the team`s advance to the next stage at the recent world cup remains, I think it has the potential to affect the performance of the Black Stars. This has to be addressed meaningfully. There should be proper motivation especially when it appears the most outspoken of the Black Stars players have been silenced by their removal from the team.

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• Santaclausian, Croydon 10 years ago

  I have critically analysed your piece and I particularly agree with the fact that Essien, KPB, Muntari as well as Kwarrassy should be called back to the team after they have apologised if they have done anything wrong. As far ...
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  I have critically analysed your piece and I particularly agree with the fact that Essien, KPB, Muntari as well as Kwarrassy should be called back to the team after they have apologised if they have done anything wrong. As far as I am concerned, we still don't know why Muntari particularly assaulted the so called official. If the official is completely innocent (which I really doubt) then Muntari should aplogise and let's draw a line under this whole debacle and move on. After all there can be no BS without our class players. No one gives a toss about some ill informed official. We care about our players, they come first. Kwesi Appiah's era is over. Let's move on

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• Adjei 10 years ago

  That guy had no business in Brazil at the expense of Ghana. What was he there for? That's what Muntari asked. Forget about that demand for respect when all you are doing is stealing money. Who respects a thief or a corrupt pe ...
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  That guy had no business in Brazil at the expense of Ghana. What was he there for? That's what Muntari asked. Forget about that demand for respect when all you are doing is stealing money. Who respects a thief or a corrupt person?

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• jerison 10 years ago

  This must let thé GHANA and other leaders that they must stop interfering in the coach work.We need our Keynes players. They should have solved that problem immediately after the world cup in ordre to keep this expérience p ...
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  This must let thé GHANA and other leaders that they must stop interfering in the coach work.We need our Keynes players. They should have solved that problem immediately after the world cup in ordre to keep this expérience players in the team instead, they let them out...
  Shame to your leadership.

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• tomkin 10 years ago

  you missed the point but look! NEXT TIME put the BSc. before MSc
  
  Grant messed up with the team period!

  you missed the point but look! NEXT TIME put the BSc. before MSc
  
  Grant messed up with the team period!

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• Inkedia 10 years ago

  Well said...... Anyway I hop we win against Algeria

  Well said...... Anyway I hop we win against Algeria

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• Abodis 10 years ago

  Good one there,boss. I am particular surprised that the bonus is USD10,000 irrespective of the results.What is there to influence their performance?No disincentive for bad job done. Hmmm Ghana, No mans land.

  Good one there,boss. I am particular surprised that the bonus is USD10,000 irrespective of the results.What is there to influence their performance?No disincentive for bad job done. Hmmm Ghana, No mans land.

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• JAY 10 years ago

  Impressive piece Asirifi. This is a well thought out article for the powers that be. Versatile Asirifi. Keep it up.

  Impressive piece Asirifi. This is a well thought out article for the powers that be. Versatile Asirifi. Keep it up.

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• John Okyere 10 years ago

  I commend you for your passion towards the uplifment of the Ghanaian football in particular and the sports in general. However, I disagree with you on the recalling of players like Kelvin Prince Boateng. We must not forget th ...
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  I commend you for your passion towards the uplifment of the Ghanaian football in particular and the sports in general. However, I disagree with you on the recalling of players like Kelvin Prince Boateng. We must not forget that in football, the issue is not limited to the field of play alone but then, discipline is an integral part of the game. A player who subtly frowns upon playing on African soil but only rides on world stage when the Black Stars qualifies for world cup, is disrespectful to say the least.

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• Adjoa 10 years ago

  For me, in addition to his poor leadership and management style, the fact that 3.5m$$ had to be airlifted to brazil did it for me...plus the Brazilians taxed the fees @ 17%. so every $100K, they were taxed $17K...who was the ...
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  For me, in addition to his poor leadership and management style, the fact that 3.5m$$ had to be airlifted to brazil did it for me...plus the Brazilians taxed the fees @ 17%. so every $100K, they were taxed $17K...who was the winner???????

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• John Brown 10 years ago

  Up until your last paragraph I think you got it right!

  Up until your last paragraph I think you got it right!

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• Agyabeng Owusu 10 years ago

  I agree with you that the monetization and the corrupt officers of our game have taken the unflinching support of Ghanaians from our black stars. You were on point that the country should consider a holistic means of solving ...
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  I agree with you that the monetization and the corrupt officers of our game have taken the unflinching support of Ghanaians from our black stars. You were on point that the country should consider a holistic means of solving this problem. Well done Asirifi-Antwi.

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