The Black Stars and Ghana’s future in football

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Joojo 9 years ago

Very very true the technical coach should take this serious advice

Very very true the technical coach should take this serious advice
Joojo 9 years ago

Some times our style of play does not make sense

Some times our style of play does not make sense
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Nana(RSA) 9 years ago

I have followed our soccer for many years and l can tell you, unless we make some changes in our style of play many Coaches have antedote to break us down. Hence our struggle against Uganda. I have watched Avram Grant since h ...
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I have followed our soccer for many years and l can tell you, unless we make some changes in our style of play many Coaches have antedote to break us down. Hence our struggle against Uganda. I have watched Avram Grant since his day before and after Chelsea , very qualified Coach, i only he will listen to you Ghana will go be successful. Muntari is known to play such football, my worry is, is he playing active football?
Kwame Adu Gyamfi 9 years ago

No he's clubless. He has caused to much problems in the team anyway. No team in Europe wants him.

No he's clubless. He has caused to much problems in the team anyway. No team in Europe wants him.
laonimh1 9 years ago

Ghana needs to move on from Muntari. He was a good player, and the situation was handled poorly, but he is now long in the tooth and thinking too much about former glory is not good. There are new players, younger players, wh ...
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Ghana needs to move on from Muntari. He was a good player, and the situation was handled poorly, but he is now long in the tooth and thinking too much about former glory is not good. There are new players, younger players, who could contribute something to the National Team. The focus should be on them, not Muntari.
Tex 9 years ago

Muntari has not played for several months has he has remained clubless. AC Milan got rid of him last season because of disciplinary issues, and last season with Al Ittihad, he grabbed a player by the neck, and was suspended. ...
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Muntari has not played for several months has he has remained clubless. AC Milan got rid of him last season because of disciplinary issues, and last season with Al Ittihad, he grabbed a player by the neck, and was suspended. His disciplinary record since he was a youngster has been very poor. He was almost thrown off the team in the 2010 world cup. So why keep bringing him back?! Look what he did in Brazil!
Muntari WILL NOT CHANGE, and it will cost the team in the future if we bring him back. Besides, Wakaso and Acquah have played VERY well in his absence and have gotten better.
Could you imagine Ghana playing a final, and Muntari looses his head and is thrown out, and costs the team championship? Or his antics that could poison the locker room?!
Ghanaians need to think three steps ahead, and not think about what they can get out a situation in the moment. Muntari's time is finished. Physically attacking admin officials, and players is unacceptable.
European teams discipline their players by getting rid of them to set an example. That's why you hardly hear of problems within their teams.
Kwame Adu Gyamfi 9 years ago

Thank you. Someone with sense

Thank you. Someone with sense
Bazeeba 9 years ago

Your analysis of the Black Starts style of playing the 'beautiful game' is spot-on.
I wish to add that, the team should be trained in taking set-pieces and particulary penalties.

Moreover, let's scout for ambidexterous an ...
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Your analysis of the Black Starts style of playing the 'beautiful game' is spot-on.
I wish to add that, the team should be trained in taking set-pieces and particulary penalties.

Moreover, let's scout for ambidexterous and agile goal keeper to stop the balls from going into our nets.

Finally, the GFA officials should be firm on the coach's lackadeisical attitude to his job.

Long live the Black Stars!
Cletus D Kuunifaa 9 years ago

Muntari and Kevin Prince Boateng are needed in the team
They have great experience and skills.
We need them period!

Muntari and Kevin Prince Boateng are needed in the team
They have great experience and skills.
We need them period!

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