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GHFUO, change ur thinking 10 years ago

SUPER SPORT DEAL FOR GPL TELEVISION COVERAGE
HOW DO U SELL THE LEAGUE RIGHTS TO SUPER SPORT FOR $700,000 A YR, NOW GFA SAYS ITS 2.1 MILLION?. JESUS CHRIST, THIS GUY IS TOO STUPID TO BE GFA HEAD. SUPERSPORT WILL NOW SELL SOME ...
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SUPER SPORT DEAL FOR GPL TELEVISION COVERAGE
HOW DO U SELL THE LEAGUE RIGHTS TO SUPER SPORT FOR $700,000 A YR, NOW GFA SAYS ITS 2.1 MILLION?. JESUS CHRIST, THIS GUY IS TOO STUPID TO BE GFA HEAD. SUPERSPORT WILL NOW SELL SOME OF THE GAMES TO TV COMPANIES/NATIONS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING/WATCHING GH LEAGUE GAMES. IS 700,000 DOLLARS A GOOD ENUFF FIGURE FOR GFA N OUR LEAGUE CLUBS? LOOK AT THE POPULARITY OF GH SOCCER IN AFRICA N ALL OVER THE WORLD. ON WAT BASIS/CRITERIA DID SUPERSPORT N GFA REACH TO DECIDE ON THIS MEAGRE FIGURE? LOOK, GH LEAGUE IS NOT LIKE THE TANZANIAN OR MALAWI LEAGUE TO COMMAND SUCH LOW FIGURES. WE HAVE MADE A NAME FOR OUR BRAND OF SOCCER OVER THE YRS.
FOLKS, THIS IS WHAT THE PREMIER LEAGUE IN UK DOES....LOOK AT HE SUPERSPORT FIGURES FOR NAIGERIA AND KENYA? WHY ARE WE GETTING LESS MONEY, LESS GAMES PER WEEK COMPARRED TO KENYA AN NAIJA?
PRIMITIVE GH, GFA...U SEE $2.1 MILLION for 3 yrs FROM SUPERSPORT, U LOSE UR REASONING. WHEN U COULD HVE GOTTEN MORE. GYIMI MPANIN TOTO GFA! KENYA N NAIJA ARE GETTING 10 TIMES MORE!
South African satellite channel SuperSport International has agreed to pay in excess of R2-billion (approximately US$285-million) for the TV, mobile and internet rights for the country’s
Premier Soccer League (PSL) over the next five years. SuperSport has signed a US$2.5 million deal with the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) to secure the broadcasting rights to the country's top soccer league.
The deal will run from 2011 to 2013. Nigeria's top domestic soccer league has secured a four-year broadcast deal with SuperSport reported as worth US$34 million in total.
The Ugandan Super League (USL),has inked a US$5 million, 5year broadcast deal with South African-based sports channel SuperSport.
South African pay-TV operator SuperSport has agreed a broadcast deal with the Football Kenya Federation (FKF), the deal will see SuperSport provide live coverage of 20 matches from Kenya’s
second division, starting with Wednesday’s match between Nakumatt FC and Moyas FC, until the end of the current season. The Tusker Premier League, the highest level of club soccer in Kenya,
has signed a three-and-a-half year deal with Puma. The deal, which is worth US$117,000 overall, will see Puma sponsor and supply match balls used in the league. "The partnership between KPL and Puma will cost Kshs ten million over three and a half years.
“Each team will be provided with balls while Puma will gain on pitch side branding and as well on the broadcasting point of view SuperSport will be able to capture the brand.”
East Africa Breweries Limited's (EABL) Tusker brand has been announced as the new title sponsor of the Kenyan Premier League (KPL). The multi-year agreement, worth US$1.96 million overall,
sees the top flight of soccer within Kenya officially known as the Tusker Premier League for the next three years.
Kenyan Premier League (KPL) sides Mathare United and Ulinzi Stars have announced new sponsorship deals with Puma and Metropolitan Life respectively.
Mathare United's one-year apparel deal with Puma sees the German sports manufacturer supplying the soccer team with boots, replica merchandise to sell to fans as well as playing and training kit.
The combined value of Puma's contribution will total US$34,000. Meanwhile KPL champions Ulinzi Stars, a soccer team made up of the country's military servicemen, have signed a US$17,000 deal with Metropolitan Life Insurance.
The Zambian Super Division is also sponsored by MTN Zambia, which in June announced a 2.4 billion kwacha (about US$480 000), as their sponsorship package this year for both Chipolopolo and the top-flight league with the winner of the championship race getting about US$50 000.
With Dynamos collecting US$75 000, for winning the Premiership title last year under the sponsorship deal between the PSL and Delta Beverages through their Castle Lager brand, it appears the domestic Premiership is still, to some extent, better sponsored compared to the one in Zambia.
The Kenyan Premier League is operated and run as a private limited company incorporated in October 2003 under the Companies Act of Kenya. It is fully owned and managed by the 16 member clubs with each club being a shareholder
KPL and SuperSport signed a $5.5 million four-year partnership deal, the biggest football sponsorship in the country and in the region. The deal
which is expected to expire in 2011 will see a renegotiated contract double that amount to $11 million.
The Stallion 10 years ago

I don taya

I don taya
Jay Cosmos 10 years ago

Yes its a big news i think those who are saying foolishness about KPB are not Ghanaians they from other countries trying to infitrate into our camp

Yes its a big news i think those who are saying foolishness about KPB are not Ghanaians they from other countries trying to infitrate into our camp
Rasheed 10 years ago

The Stallion is a 100% Ghanaian.Is it because he posts comments like Nigerian english (Kpata kpata,Lai lai)Don't forget a lot of Ghanainas have lived in Nigeria before.

The Stallion is a 100% Ghanaian.Is it because he posts comments like Nigerian english (Kpata kpata,Lai lai)Don't forget a lot of Ghanainas have lived in Nigeria before.
VOLUNTORY CONTRIBUTOR 10 years ago

Is Kelvin Ronaldo or Messi to lace fear in the camp of opponents. Ghana do not need this type of hype in their camp. All the players put fear on opponents.

Is Kelvin Ronaldo or Messi to lace fear in the camp of opponents. Ghana do not need this type of hype in their camp. All the players put fear on opponents.
man 10 years ago

Who is this stupid Nigerian/German trying tell 28m ghanaians who brings fears into our opponent. The guy is not a worthy Ghanaian. It is only God who brings fears into our Opponents

Who is this stupid Nigerian/German trying tell 28m ghanaians who brings fears into our opponent. The guy is not a worthy Ghanaian. It is only God who brings fears into our Opponents
KKB 10 years ago

This wise Nigerian/German is talking about their opponets in German league so pls stop insulting him.

This wise Nigerian/German is talking about their opponets in German league so pls stop insulting him.
GC/USA 10 years ago

WHO IS A WORTHY GHANAIAN OR MERIT TO BE A GHANAIAN? THOSE CORRUPT, THE FOUNDATION OF THE GHANA SOCIETY,OR KEVIN WHO GHANA WILL NEED FOR THE WORLD CUP. YOUR COACH EVEN KNOWS THAT. YOU DON'T ALLOW YOUR BEST IN THE FRONT LINE TO ...
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WHO IS A WORTHY GHANAIAN OR MERIT TO BE A GHANAIAN? THOSE CORRUPT, THE FOUNDATION OF THE GHANA SOCIETY,OR KEVIN WHO GHANA WILL NEED FOR THE WORLD CUP. YOUR COACH EVEN KNOWS THAT. YOU DON'T ALLOW YOUR BEST IN THE FRONT LINE TO GET KILL AND THEN SAY I WISH KEVIN IS HERE. KEVIN WAS NOT BORN AND RAISED IN GHANA TO TOLERATE THE HARSH CONDITIONS IN GHANA INCLUDING THE SUB-STANDARD FOOTBALL FIELDS IN GHANA AND MOST AFRICA COUNTRIES. LOOK AT ADOMA AND KWARASEY. THEY DO NOT SHINE ON THESE 15th CENTURY FOOTBALL FIELDS BUT THEY PERFORM WELL PLAYING ON WORLD CLASS FOOTBALL FIELDS. HE IS GOING TO PLAY AGAINST EGYPT IF THE THE FIELD IS GOOD.
Kojo 10 years ago

He is an opportunist and thinks he is wise. KEVIN DONT COME TO GHANA to join Black Stars again. We dont need you. Who should play to qualify foryou to just join at the end. Shame unto you if you try to come and play. Shame

He is an opportunist and thinks he is wise. KEVIN DONT COME TO GHANA to join Black Stars again. We dont need you. Who should play to qualify foryou to just join at the end. Shame unto you if you try to come and play. Shame
PISTO 10 years ago

MY FRIEND NA YOU FOR BE SHAME FOR BEING JUDGMENTAL. WHY ARE YOU SOO SKIN PAIN AHH. WHAT SAY AT ALL DO YOU HAVE IN THE SELLECTION OF PLAYERS. IF YOUR BODY DEY BURN YOU GO FIND SOME RIVER THEN GO DRAWN YOUR SELF. GOD IS IN CONT ...
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MY FRIEND NA YOU FOR BE SHAME FOR BEING JUDGMENTAL. WHY ARE YOU SOO SKIN PAIN AHH. WHAT SAY AT ALL DO YOU HAVE IN THE SELLECTION OF PLAYERS. IF YOUR BODY DEY BURN YOU GO FIND SOME RIVER THEN GO DRAWN YOUR SELF. GOD IS IN CONTROL. SAY AMEN
The Stallion 10 years ago

But unfortunately, majority of us are dummies who don't see that he is an opportunist.

Who is a dummy? Say: "Go bring a knife", he will bring it. "Sharpen it", he will sharpen it. "Lie down", and he will. You will then cut ...
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But unfortunately, majority of us are dummies who don't see that he is an opportunist.

Who is a dummy? Say: "Go bring a knife", he will bring it. "Sharpen it", he will sharpen it. "Lie down", and he will. You will then cut his throat! That's a dummy, who thinks everyday is a Friday!!!

Let's support the coach whether he calls him or not. What can we do?
We all dey here!
KojoLee@Dilemma-Situation 10 years ago

Hur Stallavodkanzy, I know how you feels, we have a long way to go as Blacks. Self-esteem, integrity and dignity at times means nothing in the name of W/C!

Haaa I daff with sorrow and pains.

Hur Stallavodkanzy, I know how you feels, we have a long way to go as Blacks. Self-esteem, integrity and dignity at times means nothing in the name of W/C!

Haaa I daff with sorrow and pains.
Rasheed 10 years ago

"Money talks and bullshit works".We are not dummies budddy.The problem is with,poverty,corruption and avarice..Why do you think all along he cannot be brushed aside?His euros will talk for him charlie.

"Money talks and bullshit works".We are not dummies budddy.The problem is with,poverty,corruption and avarice..Why do you think all along he cannot be brushed aside?His euros will talk for him charlie.
kwami 10 years ago

who are you to talk on behave of a whole country. you jealous and old minded fool .. Kevin is a Ghana and has family here if you don't know now you .beside jealousy and bribery, wat has your family done for Ghana.. kevin has ...
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who are you to talk on behave of a whole country. you jealous and old minded fool .. Kevin is a Ghana and has family here if you don't know now you .beside jealousy and bribery, wat has your family done for Ghana.. kevin has done more for ghana than ur entire family.. the evil that men do .. idiot .. always gossip and hatred .. people are becoming tired of guys like you .. you are not even a ghanaian and don't sound like a ghanaian .. pls stay away ,, we want unity not division cuz we are all not perfect.. go to church or something cuz your hatred stinks..
the truth 10 years ago

@kwame, you are the epitome of foolishness. If you are too stupid to acknowledge the fact the KPB is pimping Ghana for his own selfish desires, shut the fuck up. If you stop being stupid maybe you will see the sense in what s ...
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@kwame, you are the epitome of foolishness. If you are too stupid to acknowledge the fact the KPB is pimping Ghana for his own selfish desires, shut the fuck up. If you stop being stupid maybe you will see the sense in what stallion stated. You are one of those dummies he is referring to who are too naive and simple minded to reason. Go fuck yourself
kwami 10 years ago

Pimping who??. how can a player who was begged to rejoin the team a pimp.. you just drink a sit around the fire and running your mouth.. why is the coach or the gfa not saying that.. have u talk to kelvin himself??.. u just ...
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Pimping who??. how can a player who was begged to rejoin the team a pimp.. you just drink a sit around the fire and running your mouth.. why is the coach or the gfa not saying that.. have u talk to kelvin himself??.. u just sitting there running you mouth like a bitch.. are you smarter than those gfa criminals making the decision on Kevin.. you should shut the fuck up cuz your jealousy will not be entertained by the gfa. the truth about Kevin is just that they don't want idiots like u to understand the root cause so go sit your old ass somewhere.
Jay Cosmos 10 years ago

GHANA NEEDS KEVIN AT THE WORLD CUP HES A SENSATIONAL PLAYER, SO STOP YOUR BIG HEAD WITH NO BRAIN TALK

GHANA NEEDS KEVIN AT THE WORLD CUP HES A SENSATIONAL PLAYER, SO STOP YOUR BIG HEAD WITH NO BRAIN TALK
Kwame 10 years ago

Jay you don't have brains in your head, this Kevin wants to reap where he has not sown. This is bad and unpatriotic

Jay you don't have brains in your head, this Kevin wants to reap where he has not sown. This is bad and unpatriotic
NOKORE NA EYE OOH 10 years ago

This Kevin is not interested to play in Africa at all cost but GFA slave mentality & the "YE PAWU CHOUS" meaning "WE BEG YOU" adage has lead our leaders to hope for manners from heaven. Kwasi Appiah has updated his coaching a ...
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This Kevin is not interested to play in Africa at all cost but GFA slave mentality & the "YE PAWU CHOUS" meaning "WE BEG YOU" adage has lead our leaders to hope for manners from heaven. Kwasi Appiah has updated his coaching abilities. He need to focus on his work without any "ye pawu chous" beging mentality.
Jay Cosmos 10 years ago

ANYBODY THAT CRITICISES KPB IS NOT SMART.GHANA NEEDS HIM.

ANYBODY THAT CRITICISES KPB IS NOT SMART.GHANA NEEDS HIM.
NOKORE NA EYE OOH 10 years ago

Kevin has not done anything wrong to be criticizing if you really understand the word. He is a nice guy but do not like to play for Ghana, period. His involvement to Brazil by GFA will be a case follow for other future player ...
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Kevin has not done anything wrong to be criticizing if you really understand the word. He is a nice guy but do not like to play for Ghana, period. His involvement to Brazil by GFA will be a case follow for other future players if biases or unfairness is replaced with hatred and unpatriotic caladiums. So criticism has no room on this subject. There are more enthusiast young players on the line. Ghana 6-0 Egypt without Kevin is a shock to you as well as Kevin I guess. We respect him to stay out or GFA will lose confidence of our main players anytime Kevin gets injuries. Secondly, to be smart is not defined by your state of unexplained statement. Tell us what you mean by smart in this case and win a price. An injury person playing for his club level scoring goals but get injured any time he is called up to his national team is a big problem to rest. Tell me how many times has he been called? And at the same time he plays for his club the next day. A thinking human being will be smart to do the right thing and stop simultaneous call ups. Akwasi Appiah needs to focus and continue his hard successful job without any accidents.
Footballer 10 years ago

Have GFA ask for references or recommendations from KB to prove he is a good player ? If so is this Nigerian the right person to to do that ?. If there is no news don't write. Find us news.

Have GFA ask for references or recommendations from KB to prove he is a good player ? If so is this Nigerian the right person to to do that ?. If there is no news don't write. Find us news.
Kofi Kofi 10 years ago

he is unreliable and dissapointing.

he is unreliable and dissapointing.
Mary 10 years ago

Have you lost your mind Kevin is the best

Have you lost your mind Kevin is the best
princewilly@ymail.com 10 years ago

Little Mubarak walks in on his mother in the bathtub in Egypt. He asks his mother what is the big fuzzy patch below her bellybutton. She replies, "A bush."

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Little Mubarak walks in on his mother in the bathtub in Egypt. He asks his mother what is the big fuzzy patch below her bellybutton. She replies, "A bush."

The next day Little Mubarak walks in on his father while he's in the shower. He asks, "What is that big long thing hanging between your legs?" His father replies, "It is a snake."

A few days later, Little Mubarak walks in on his mother, once again in the bathtub. He asks, "What are those two baggy things hanging above your bellybutton?" She replies, "Headlights."
A couple weeks go by and the little boy walks in on his parents having sex. He yells, "Mom, turn on your headlights! The snake is crawling into your bush!"
WOFA WOHOO 10 years ago

Ghana is blessed with so much talents just take a look at all our beautiful Black Stars(PLAYERS)and you would say with pride loudly that,we really are blessed to have all this super STARS to be playing for Ghana and thanks to ...
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Ghana is blessed with so much talents just take a look at all our beautiful Black Stars(PLAYERS)and you would say with pride loudly that,we really are blessed to have all this super STARS to be playing for Ghana and thanks to GOD they are all Ghanaians.That is why I was very happy that the coach still kept an open invitation to Boateng,we want to go to the worldcup not just to attend but to prove once again to the world that,we are GHANA and welcome to Total football made in GHANA.That is why we need all our best players inorder to bring the cup for the first time to AFRICA,so for all those who are against Boateng,let me remind you you are not against Boateng but rather against MOTHER GHANA.Asked yourself why should a good player from Ghana be kept away from playing just because you personnally dont like him?The reason being that he failed to play bcos he had a injury,why dont you give him another chance,just like the story of the PRODICAL SON.Lastly let us use him against Egypt and I personnaly challenge KEVIN to score 1 or 2 goals against Egypt just to shut some people who did not want him in the team mouths.
Mary 10 years ago

Wofa you are a package of wisdom Ghana needs more of your kind you are great i respect your contribution fantastic opinion

Wofa you are a package of wisdom Ghana needs more of your kind you are great i respect your contribution fantastic opinion
Kofi of Africa 10 years ago

SCORING FOR SCHALKE 04, IS NOT THE SAME AS PLAYING FOR THE BLACK STARS. THIS IS A DIVERSIONARY REPORTAGE.

IN THE WORLD CUP NO FEARS ANYONE.

SCORING FOR SCHALKE 04, IS NOT THE SAME AS PLAYING FOR THE BLACK STARS. THIS IS A DIVERSIONARY REPORTAGE.

IN THE WORLD CUP NO FEARS ANYONE.
Jay Cosmos 10 years ago

Yes he will score goals in Egypt haters dont wish Ghana good cut your BS

Yes he will score goals in Egypt haters dont wish Ghana good cut your BS
Rev .Morris 10 years ago

let kevin be.we did with with essien ,bash gyan ,dede ,sulley and even our former skipper and now coach but then again we saw their impart.what are you good at?the brother is world class lets learn to encourage these players ...
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let kevin be.we did with with essien ,bash gyan ,dede ,sulley and even our former skipper and now coach but then again we saw their impart.what are you good at?the brother is world class lets learn to encourage these players every one is unique and things happen ,if he can play he can't force him ,if he is in high spirit and form and he can deliver let the coach assess he and let the coach do his job.....Rev.Morris .excell in your gift the brother is using his gift,have you discovered yours?
nsem pii 10 years ago

The players are down when Kevin is among them he mobilize them. You see the team spirit. Folks have shot memory recall World cup?

The players are down when Kevin is among them he mobilize them. You see the team spirit. Folks have shot memory recall World cup?
Azonto Man 10 years ago

You think Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich players are afraid of KPB? Naija man, make u stop drinking your garri. Too much don confuse your head.

You think Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich players are afraid of KPB? Naija man, make u stop drinking your garri. Too much don confuse your head.
GH LEXIS 10 years ago

FROM DAILY NEWS EGYPT

A glimmer of hope: Five things Bradley needs for a ticket to Brazil
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“The beauty of football is that David always has a chance of beating Gol ...
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FROM DAILY NEWS EGYPT

A glimmer of hope: Five things Bradley needs for a ticket to Brazil
Fady Ashraf / October 23, 2013 / 0 Comments / 150 Views
“The beauty of football is that David always has a chance of beating Goliath.”— Former England Captain Terry Butcher
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Egyptian fans watching the game with Ghana on 15 October 2013 – (Photo BY AHMED AL MALKY)
Few can deny that Egypt’s chances of overturning the odds and a five-goal-deficit in the match against Ghana in the return leg of the final round of World Cup qualifiers are minimal.
However, they are not impossible.
On 25 May 2005, Italian champions AC Milan faced off with English outfit from Merseyside, Liverpool, in Istanbul, Turkey in the final game of the European Champions League.
Milan scored three goals in the first 45 minutes, to the extent that the Italian fans began celebrating regaining the highest-profile European trophy.
However, Liverpool pulled off a superb comeback in the second half, scoring three goals and eventually winning the game on penalties.
In football, there is always hope. But hope cannot be present without analysing the reasons why the Egyptian team conceded six goals, and how would it turn the odds around.
In the Baba Yara stadium game, the Ghanaians used a deft trick, the deep-lying forward.
Spartak Moskow striker Abdul Majeed Waris always placed himself between Egypt’s left-back and centre-left back, creating space for Asamoah Gyan to mingle behind Egypt’s backline; this was employed to bring Ghana their first goal.
The same trick was used by Michael Essien in the second goal, but with a different technique. The Ghanaian midfielder exploited left-back Ahmed Shedid’s defensive vulnerabilities and centre-back Mohamed Naguib low pace and lack of concentration to run through the same space.
Every Ghana goal exploited that weak point in a way or another, the area between the left-back and the neighbouring centre-back, beside the weak point every Egyptian team in history had, air balls.
Enough with the past; there is a glimmer of hope in the future.
The trick in the 19 November game is creating a “fiesta” of efficient attacking football while being responsible at the back. To achieve this “fiesta”, at least five players should have pure attacking tasks, with the assistance of two more supporting players.
The Egyptian team does not lack the technical abilities to score five goals against the Black Stars; instead, the challenge is physical.
American head coach Bob Bradley should borrow some tactical tweaks from his predecessor Hassan Shehata’s playbook.
1. Two centre-backs and a sweeper
These two centre-backs should not lack speed or physical presence, as they would act as the last defensive line against Ghanaian attacks. The best candidates for this role are Wael Gomaa and youngster Rami Rabee’a.
A sweeper will act as a “water carrier”, picking the ball from the backline and giving it to the creative players with attacking tasks. However, this is not as easy as it sounds. This player will have to combat high Ghanaian pressure in the first third of the pitch, thus this player must be creative, technically adept and supportive of the midfielders. Hossam Ghaly fulfills these criteria, assuming he can overcome the obstacle of his inconsistent performances.
1. Supporting wing-backs
Those wing-backs are the key for a five-goal-difference win. The Ghanaians apply a high-defensive-line; this requires a quick, technical wing-back who can make accurate crosses without neglecting his defensive responsibilities during the Ghanaian attacks. This player is definitely not Ahmed Shedid. Sayed Moa’wad on the left and Ahmed El Mohammady on the right are safe – albeit not perfect – choices.
1. One ball-winning midfielder
To block goals, you should own the ball.
Ahmed Fathy pulled off a decent performance in Ghana; he can win the ball without conceding a foul in normal circumstances.
Then comes the question, how in the world can one player stand in front the likes of Sulley Muntari and Michael Essien in the Ghanaian midfield?
“Virtual midfielders” are the answer.
The sweeper will have to push forward in support of the ball-winning midfielder, while one of the attacking midfielders will have to help with the midfield’s defensive tasks, and receive the ball and transform defence to attack.
1. Four frontline players
This requires two attacking midfielders (Mohamed Salah and Mohamed Abu Trika) and two strikers.
One of the attacking midfielders (Probably Abu Trika) will have to pull back in assist to midfield, look to apply pressure on Ghanaian midfield and receive the ball to transform defence to attack.
Looking at three consecutive African Nations Cup trophies, Egypt’s frontline operates better when playing with two strikers.
The presence of two strikers gives a team many advantages, foremost of which is constant pressure on the weak Ghanaian backline. One of these strikers has to assist Ahmed Fathy in his difficult task of facing off against strong Ghanaian midfield. Mohamed Nagy “Gedo” is a natural striker who has the ability to fulfill such defensive tasks; he is a poacher who does not lack for goal-scoring talent. The other striker should be a well-built target man. A target man is a player who looks to receive balls in the final third of the pitch and feed it to other players as Salah and Abu Trika. This target man will have to lie deep and present a similar model to what Waris presented in the first game. This has Amr Zaki written all over it.
1. Faith
Bradley is no psychotherapist, but if he can give his players faith in themselves and in the possibility of overturning the odds, bolstered with the enthusiasm of 30,000 fans in 30 June stadium, the miracle just might happen.
Ayitey Otoo 10 years ago

all because he has played in the world cup before. any player of minimal ability that has a world cup participation under his belt commands respect. we do need him though but he needs to show he care about ghana. even if he ...
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all because he has played in the world cup before. any player of minimal ability that has a world cup participation under his belt commands respect. we do need him though but he needs to show he care about ghana. even if he really doesnt care he should at least stop making it so obvious. thats disrespectful to us

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