Only “intelligent” minds can save Ghana football

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• johnharris7 9 years ago

  Very good site for news but you donot have channels like ghanalive.tv plz try to add this on your site.

  Very good site for news but you donot have channels like ghanalive.tv plz try to add this on your site.

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• kofi adu 9 years ago

  and not lawyer,drs.profs.mps and the what nots,fool.its a pastime and belongs to the dedicated. you have ursurped the job,shut up.

  and not lawyer,drs.profs.mps and the what nots,fool.its a pastime and belongs to the dedicated. you have ursurped the job,shut up.

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• Saint Ghfuo: FREE YOUR PSYCHE 9 years ago

  Y3 B3 B) WO TUO! THIS NIGGAMUST BE SHOT IN THE BALLS. HE IS A GREEDY, LYING, STEALING AND CORRUPT PERSON. WHY IS GFA TREASURER?

  Y3 B3 B) WO TUO! THIS NIGGAMUST BE SHOT IN THE BALLS. HE IS A GREEDY, LYING, STEALING AND CORRUPT PERSON. WHY IS GFA TREASURER?

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• obeng 9 years ago

  Nigeria Football President's
  interview affirms Kwesi Nyantayi’s
  challenges
  ? March 12, 2016 ? Sports ? 0 Comments
  Kwesi Nyantayi, the President of Ghana
  Football Association (GFA) has been under
  constant attack in his ...
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  Nigeria Football President's
  interview affirms Kwesi Nyantayi’s
  challenges
  ? March 12, 2016 ? Sports ? 0 Comments
  Kwesi Nyantayi, the President of Ghana
  Football Association (GFA) has been under
  constant attack in his reign over the notion
  that supervising football is one easy task.
  However, a recent interview granted by his
  colleague in Nigeria affirms how difficult it
  is to lead football and even in tandem with
  the current harsh global economic
  conditions.
  The President, Nigeria Football Federation
  (NFF), Amaju Pinnick , says that managing
  football in Nigeria is a tough call that
  requires patience and perseverance.
  Pinnick made the assertion in an interview
  with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) after
  he watched the derby between Ikorodu
  United and MFM FC on Sunday at the Onikan
  Stadium, Lagos.
  “Directing the affairs as the head of football
  administration in the country is not an easy
  job. “I must be honest with you; it is not an
  easy job to be superintending 11 national
  teams in Nigeria with each coming out with
  a different programme and schedule.”
  “When you hear of camping, people just
  think it is assembling players and that is all.
  It is more than that; it involves so many
  things and expenses. “Camping involves
  paying the hotel bills, transportation,
  players’ welfare and the ad hoc staff and
  many other expenses. Nigeria’s football
  requires patience and high leadership
  qualities.
  “Leadership requires qualities to give it
  what it takes. Leadership is not about
  everything good, it sometimes comes with a
  gun at your head,’’ he said.
  Pinnick said that, ‘the economic recession
  has affected the running of the football
  house, adding that the football body was
  almost left with nothing in its purse. “The
  harsh economic crunch has affected our
  spending, which is not limited to us only; it
  happens across board; we are almost left
  with nothing in our purse.”
  “We have to be scrutinising our camping
  now because this year is a busy one for the
  federation, so, we have appealed to some of
  the coaches to shelve their camping for
  now. “There are many competitions this
  year; the qualifiers for AFCON, Olympics,
  U-21, Falcons and others; all these
  competitions are capital intensive, so, we
  need to re-arrange our priorities.
  “We have appealed to some of the coaches
  to bear with the football house for now so
  that we will be able to stablise and get our
  acts together,’’ he said.
  To wit, the fair view of the NFF Prez Pinnick,
  should tell of the challenges the GFA Prez
  Kwesi Nyantayi faces each day.
  As of now, the Nigeria Premier League is
  sponsor less and the association is
  struggling to raise cash for pertinent issues.
  The GFA is also going through the same
  challenges but the masses have been
  misinformed to believe honey and milk flows
  at the FA offices in Accra.

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