'Massive interest in foreign leagues killing local football'

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member 8 years ago

What are you talking about. Even our premier League can not be watched on our TV station and so what do you want us to do

What are you talking about. Even our premier League can not be watched on our TV station and so what do you want us to do
Nortey 8 years ago

He has never said anything sensible always pointing fingers and deflecting responsibilities. First he wanted to use "sexy ladies" to boost attendance and now this?

He has never said anything sensible always pointing fingers and deflecting responsibilities. First he wanted to use "sexy ladies" to boost attendance and now this?
Block Heads 8 years ago

So what do you suggest other than insult the guy?

So what do you suggest other than insult the guy?
Habona 101, Santasi Cow Boy 8 years ago

Merely building a stadium every 10 years is not the answer. Issues like match fixing, bad refereeing, corruption at GFA, poor state of existing stadia, managerial incompetence, conflict of interest (club owners sitting on the ...
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Merely building a stadium every 10 years is not the answer. Issues like match fixing, bad refereeing, corruption at GFA, poor state of existing stadia, managerial incompetence, conflict of interest (club owners sitting on the FAs management boards), players poor salaries etc etc.
With regard to the stadia, green grass all year round is non-negotiable especially in a tropical country. All the grass needs to grow is water & sunlight. Why therefore are our fields barren. Look at the Kumasi field . It is only a little better than the Rwandan pitch. Accra is equally bad. OH AFRICA
Conero 8 years ago

“It is the responsibility of the government to build these facilities" etc....Oh MA GOD,
U expect govern to build stadia n wen government wants to investigate GFA, u start barking dat it's against FIFA REGULATIONS. PLEASE ...
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“It is the responsibility of the government to build these facilities" etc....Oh MA GOD,
U expect govern to build stadia n wen government wants to investigate GFA, u start barking dat it's against FIFA REGULATIONS. PLEASE TURN TO FIFA FOR UR NYC SUGGESTIONS
Osono 8 years ago

Your greed is rather killing Ghana football. U concentrate on Black stars because that's where there is money to loot.

Your greed is rather killing Ghana football. U concentrate on Black stars because that's where there is money to loot.
Mike frm Ho. 8 years ago

Nonsense. Nonsense again for that useless argument.

Nonsense. Nonsense again for that useless argument.
Iwan 8 years ago

I think Nyantakye is right! It is so disgusting to see and hear a very well respected Ghanaian in front of a television bragging how he is a Liverpool, Asenal, Manchester or Bacelona fun. Even some presenters show such shamef ...
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I think Nyantakye is right! It is so disgusting to see and hear a very well respected Ghanaian in front of a television bragging how he is a Liverpool, Asenal, Manchester or Bacelona fun. Even some presenters show such shameful postures with some pride.
salinsa 8 years ago

so what has become of the proliferated supporters unions?
that was the genesis of the problem.
instead of people going to pay and entertain themselves @ football matches, people are rather paid to go and entertain & enrich ...
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so what has become of the proliferated supporters unions?
that was the genesis of the problem.
instead of people going to pay and entertain themselves @ football matches, people are rather paid to go and entertain & enrich themselves.
so to those people no money, no attendance & those who are not part of union, monkey dey work, bamboon dey chop.
KWAKU 8 years ago

Kwesi, remember that workers who may throng the stadiums will have to strike even before they are paid their due salaries. So, it is not just the provision of sports facilities, but all the nonsense of the gov`t must stop. It ...
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Kwesi, remember that workers who may throng the stadiums will have to strike even before they are paid their due salaries. So, it is not just the provision of sports facilities, but all the nonsense of the gov`t must stop. Its the general economy!
Too much 8 years ago

Nyantakyi is crazy. It is the attention given to Black Stars to the neglect of the local league and other national teams like the black Queens that's killing local talent. Their name should be changed from GFA to GBSA (Ghana ...
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Nyantakyi is crazy. It is the attention given to Black Stars to the neglect of the local league and other national teams like the black Queens that's killing local talent. Their name should be changed from GFA to GBSA (Ghana Black Stars Association)
Blazer 8 years ago

I think kwesi sud contact President Mahama for da sports minister.Zombies killin da nation

I think kwesi sud contact President Mahama for da sports minister.Zombies killin da nation
Banger 8 years ago

This idiot needs to start thinking.best solution is to change the time of the gha premier league.shift it to a different time.that will solve everything and also start showing matches on tv and better pays for the players.thi ...
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This idiot needs to start thinking.best solution is to change the time of the gha premier league.shift it to a different time.that will solve everything and also start showing matches on tv and better pays for the players.think idiot think
Jac Timi 8 years ago

You have to make a program for all the games and make the premier league that is televised a pay per view but it should be just a token and make the European league also a pay per view but a higher price. Reduce gate fees and ...
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You have to make a program for all the games and make the premier league that is televised a pay per view but it should be just a token and make the European league also a pay per view but a higher price. Reduce gate fees and play all games on Sundays. This will allow injured players to heal faster and that will help the league.

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