Stuttgart to swoop for German-Ghanaian Bellarabi

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• Old Soldier 9 years ago

  Tell this guy to come to Ghana, we need him.

  Tell this guy to come to Ghana, we need him.

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• Nii Gbemi 9 years ago

  All over in Europe, there are sons and daughters of Ghanaians doing wonders but our attitudes of pull them down has always prevailed. I have 2 brothers whose sons and daughters are just fantastic footballers but chose other c ...
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  All over in Europe, there are sons and daughters of Ghanaians doing wonders but our attitudes of pull them down has always prevailed. I have 2 brothers whose sons and daughters are just fantastic footballers but chose other careers. However, look at the treatment we give them as if there are 1/2 Ghanaians. Some of them are die-harders for Ghana even though they have not stepped here in Ghana before....

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• Kasapa 9 years ago

  Those kids are always Ghanaians just like my own sons. Irrespective of where they play they are full blooded Ghanaians and they should never allow anyone take that away from them. Abedi Pele is a prime did everything for Ghan ...
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  Those kids are always Ghanaians just like my own sons. Irrespective of where they play they are full blooded Ghanaians and they should never allow anyone take that away from them. Abedi Pele is a prime did everything for Ghana, but some Ghanaians are just ungrateful

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• OBG- Diatuo 9 years ago

  Nii Gbemi say it again. Look at Kwarasey, Quincy Abeyie and the treatment they get from the GFA and jealously complexed Ghanaians? How can Ghana pursue Adomah and cast away Quincy and pick Dauda the buga buga goalie over Kwar ...
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  Nii Gbemi say it again. Look at Kwarasey, Quincy Abeyie and the treatment they get from the GFA and jealously complexed Ghanaians? How can Ghana pursue Adomah and cast away Quincy and pick Dauda the buga buga goalie over Kwarsey?

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• ADU 9 years ago

  Why not Moroccan-German cos his mother is a Moroccan Mr. writer.

  Why not Moroccan-German cos his mother is a Moroccan Mr. writer.

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• STEVE 9 years ago

  That his mother is a Moroccan does not make him a German-Moroccan. Maybe you are not aware of German immigration regulations. Both parents according to German law are foreigners, and a child born by them automatically is also ...
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  That his mother is a Moroccan does not make him a German-Moroccan. Maybe you are not aware of German immigration regulations. Both parents according to German law are foreigners, and a child born by them automatically is also a foreigner, but depending on their residential status in Germany at time of birth of that child, with regulation from immigration law from january 1986, the child automatically becomes a German, but can also maintain the nationality of either parents untill the age of 18, when the said child has to give up the dual citizenship. In this instance, with FIFA regulation on nationality, he is illegible to play for Germany, Ghana and Morocco, but the decision lies on him.

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• joeY lonD0n... 9 years ago

  them things...

  them things...

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• STEPHEN OSEI,NORWAY 9 years ago

  IS BETTER FOR HIM TO PLAY FOR ANY COUNTRY NOT GHANA,WE TALK TOO MUCH, TOO MUCH JUJU,SELFISHNES,,BETTER FOR HIM TO STAY EUROPE,LOOK AT SCHULP WE GAVE HIM BROKIN HART

  IS BETTER FOR HIM TO PLAY FOR ANY COUNTRY NOT GHANA,WE TALK TOO MUCH, TOO MUCH JUJU,SELFISHNES,,BETTER FOR HIM TO STAY EUROPE,LOOK AT SCHULP WE GAVE HIM BROKIN HART

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