Grant counts gains from Canada friendly

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• The Stallion 10 years ago

  We were just trying to work the ball into the net, which is not possible in modern day soccer.

  We were just trying to work the ball into the net, which is not possible in modern day soccer.

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• Emperor Rasheed 10 years ago

  That old man is confused.How can he continue inviting "barren" Jordan to black stars?

  That old man is confused.How can he continue inviting "barren" Jordan to black stars?

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• Prince Isaac _ USA 10 years ago

  Please call Daniel Sovor for under 20. He is a great player leaving in Detroit Michigan. His tel. Number is 734_789_0306.

  Please call Daniel Sovor for under 20. He is a great player leaving in Detroit Michigan. His tel. Number is 734_789_0306.

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• Bonsu 10 years ago

  I was not impressed or saw any gains from this match.A squad infused heavily with local players could have achieved similar or better result.Plus it would have helped prep them for their upcoming encounter with Ivory coast.Wa ...
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  I was not impressed or saw any gains from this match.A squad infused heavily with local players could have achieved similar or better result.Plus it would have helped prep them for their upcoming encounter with Ivory coast.Wasted opportunity.

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• George-U.S.A. 10 years ago

  Adomah needs more play time with the Stars. Ghanaians have not been following his soccer that much; but I bet you Adomah is a delight to watch. If you involved him in the game pattern there is less chance for him not to score ...
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  Adomah needs more play time with the Stars. Ghanaians have not been following his soccer that much; but I bet you Adomah is a delight to watch. If you involved him in the game pattern there is less chance for him not to score. Thank you Mr. Grant for including him on this match.

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• Emmanuel Mate Maya 10 years ago

  Adomah is a waste. No ball sense. Got a goal with Canada - makes him an instant hero? NO.

  Adomah is a waste. No ball sense. Got a goal with Canada - makes him an instant hero? NO.

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• Lloyd, (Washington, DC) 10 years ago

  To tell you the truth, we have better striking options than Jordan. We all love Jordan because of the nostalgia we have for his father, but is he a better striker than Warris who proved to all on Tuesday what an awesome playe ...
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  To tell you the truth, we have better striking options than Jordan. We all love Jordan because of the nostalgia we have for his father, but is he a better striker than Warris who proved to all on Tuesday what an awesome player he is. Warris, (not Jordan or Kwasi Appiah) should partner Gyan in attack for Ghana. Even Debuntants Sam and Kojo Poku proved better. I was in Washington for the game and saw how players like Warris, Sam, Ayeh and Opoku dazzled on the day. But mark my words, this coach will keep faith with Jordan. Any follower of the BS can see that Jordan has been given enough chances to justify his starting position without results. Even a person with an iota of football sense can see that Jordan as the starting striker for the BS is not working. This coach has no football reason for retaining him as a starting striker. Warris has speed and the skills to match. Jordan or Appiah can come in later as subtitutes.

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