We will show our culture at the World Cup - Antoine Semenyo

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Yao 1 day ago

Semenyo, may the Lord grant your wishes! I can't wait to see you score against England !!

Semenyo, may the Lord grant your wishes! I can't wait to see you score against England !!
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ST GHFUO: Ghana, cleanliness is Godliness 1 day ago

Gyimi culture can't win ball games only skills

Gyimi culture can't win ball games only skills
Kofi 1 day ago

Massa, go and play ball, win games and automatically, more folks will be interested in our culture and pay visits. Nothing against Antoine but it seems he's been a talkertive lately.

Massa, go and play ball, win games and automatically, more folks will be interested in our culture and pay visits. Nothing against Antoine but it seems he's been a talkertive lately.
Sibo uk 1 day ago

True talk bro. Go and concentrate on winning games by scoring goals. Leave this Asamoah Djan singing dancing and djama mentality behind it never took them anywhere. Focus Semenyo, Focus. The cultural side will take care of it ...
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True talk bro. Go and concentrate on winning games by scoring goals. Leave this Asamoah Djan singing dancing and djama mentality behind it never took them anywhere. Focus Semenyo, Focus. The cultural side will take care of itself. Something Speed was here not long ago. Leave that one to people like him. We want goals from you at the WC⚽️⚽️⚽️
Fire for fire 1 day ago

A word of caution to any one player selected to represent the Nation at the 2026 World Cup: No ridiculous hair cuts ;no ridiculous hair coloring and finally, no ridiculous "adowa" "abele" or samba dancing after scoring a goal ...
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A word of caution to any one player selected to represent the Nation at the 2026 World Cup: No ridiculous hair cuts ;no ridiculous hair coloring and finally, no ridiculous "adowa" "abele" or samba dancing after scoring a goal A simple celebration is tolerated and not to engage any any "twatish" dancing after scoring a goal.
All such idiotic acts tend to diminish/tarnish our image on the World stage Just portray yourselves as worthy ambassadors of the nation.
Give Mother Ghana a positive image , be disciplined show maturity, other than the black man will continue to be the laughing stock of the white man
I rest my case
Sibo uk 1 day ago

Nice one. I hope they listen

Nice one. I hope they listen
Yaa Yaa: Kruya Kruya Kujenjen (Y Y Network, Begoro, E/R) 1 day ago

Semenyo wasn’t talking about surface-level cultural symbols or reducing Ghana culture to eating fufu , kente or fugu, or drinking Akpeteshi or aashi jama and of course Kruya Kruya Kujenjen etc ; those are all good except t ...
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Semenyo wasn’t talking about surface-level cultural symbols or reducing Ghana culture to eating fufu , kente or fugu, or drinking Akpeteshi or aashi jama and of course Kruya Kruya Kujenjen etc ; those are all good except the Akpeteshi drinking culture (no disrespect towards my fellow Akpeteshi fans) but he was talking about something deeper and far more powerful. He was pointing to the values and mindset that shape Ghanaian football, not stereotypes or aesthetics. Ghana’s culture, in this sense, is about how we play, how we compete, and how we carry ourselves on the global stage.
Ghanaian football has always been influenced by a culture of resilience, creativity, and collective responsibility. From our community football pitches to the national team, players are taught to play with confidence, flair, and courage—to express themselves freely while still fighting for the badge. That balance between individual brilliance and teamwork is deeply cultural.
Our culture also emphasizes mental toughness. Ghanaian players grow up learning to adapt—to different pitches, pressure, and expectations. That adaptability shows in our football: quick thinking, improvisation, and refusing to be intimidated by bigger names. It’s why Ghana has historically punched above its weight at World Cups.
Semenyo’s point was also about identity. When Ghana plays, we don’t try to imitate anyone else. Our football reflects who we are: energetic, fearless, expressive, and proud. Showing our culture through football means playing with authenticity, discipline, and heart—qualities that resonate beyond language or nationality.
In praising Semenyo, it’s important to recognize that he was affirming unity, not division. Culture here is shared experience, shared values, and shared purpose. It’s about representing Ghana with dignity and letting our style of football tell our story to the world.
Ultimately, Semenyo was saying: we don’t just attend the World Cup—we bring something meaningful with us. And that something is a football identity shaped by history, community, and belief.
Sibo uk 23 hours ago

Chief, you are talking as if we have achieved something in the last few years. The last time we won something was in 82. We didn’t even qualify for the last afcon. Teams like Comoros are beating us. Our local league is stru ...
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Chief, you are talking as if we have achieved something in the last few years. The last time we won something was in 82. We didn’t even qualify for the last afcon. Teams like Comoros are beating us. Our local league is struggling, referees are collecting bribes openly. Team owners like Grunsah openly say they pay referees to win games. Which can culture are you talking about here. You are over thinking. Let’s take it match by match with this team that we have. At least if they go and focus small they can beat Panama and draw with the rest to take us to the next round ⚽️⚽️⚽️
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