We must not be "too known" against Comoros - Dauda

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Jac Timi 8 years ago

We are always too known, but we can not take teams for granted or make them underrated.

We are always too known, but we can not take teams for granted or make them underrated.
NPP SENIOR CITIZEN 8 years ago

Fatau Dauda is most worst goalkeeper in the history of football in Ghana yet because of the criminology in GFA and Black Stars management team they keep maintaining him.

Fatau Dauda is most worst goalkeeper in the history of football in Ghana yet because of the criminology in GFA and Black Stars management team they keep maintaining him.
PPN 8 years ago

SHOULD I REMIND YOU THAT GRANT IS THE THIRD HEADCOACH TO SELECT DAUDA?

SHOULD I REMIND YOU THAT GRANT IS THE THIRD HEADCOACH TO SELECT DAUDA?
kk kaboobo 8 years ago

Akoa ab)n!!!! With all ur money won't u go to school and learn properly on a part time basis????? You could have said "Complacent". who are his communicators??

Akoa ab)n!!!! With all ur money won't u go to school and learn properly on a part time basis????? You could have said "Complacent". who are his communicators??
the truth 8 years ago

WHAT HAS THIS GOT TO DO WITH GOING TO SCHOOL.

Ghanaians and insults.......What has all the school you went to done for your country?

WHAT HAS THIS GOT TO DO WITH GOING TO SCHOOL.

Ghanaians and insults.......What has all the school you went to done for your country?
The Stallion 8 years ago

We will hammer them well well, whether Rasheed likes it or not.
The return leg in Ghana will be a brutal massacre!!!

We will hammer them well well, whether Rasheed likes it or not.
The return leg in Ghana will be a brutal massacre!!!
Rabon Zee 8 years ago

Take it easy Fatau . Make sure your timing and anticipation is perfect. Don't rush out of the goal recklessly even if the Comoros have a two-on-one breakaway.

For sure, if you want to punch or parry a goal-bound shot , tr ...
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Take it easy Fatau . Make sure your timing and anticipation is perfect. Don't rush out of the goal recklessly even if the Comoros have a two-on-one breakaway.

For sure, if you want to punch or parry a goal-bound shot , try to do it at an angle or punch it over the center circle or just grab it or head it if you can.

Grant the Son of JAH still needs the Divine Grace of Yahweh for all games because this world is not without much drama and stranger things have happened under the Sun , Moon and Stars. No complacency should be tolerated.

The Black Stars should play the game mercilessly from the beginning to the final whistle in the style of the old Black Stars.

On the side of caution, the Black Stars should keep eye on their food, water and check the air-condition in their hotel rooms for any nefarious activity.
Nokwarehene 8 years ago

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CHAMPION BODEY BEPOASE 8 years ago

U shd better keep quiet becos u dont deserved call up.

U shd better keep quiet becos u dont deserved call up.
Akamai 8 years ago

A formality

A formality
JAKPAR KAWIRIKAPAM. 8 years ago

FATAU DAUDA PRAY VERY HARD THAT GHANA WIN COMOROS BY MORE GOALS.I AM SURE THE COACH WILL NOT PUT YOU IN POST FOR YOU TO COLLECT BRIBE FOR YOU TO SAY I SAID IT.THEN THAT WILL BE THE END OF YOUR CARRER.I AM SURE YOU KNOW JAKPA ...
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FATAU DAUDA PRAY VERY HARD THAT GHANA WIN COMOROS BY MORE GOALS.I AM SURE THE COACH WILL NOT PUT YOU IN POST FOR YOU TO COLLECT BRIBE FOR YOU TO SAY I SAID IT.THEN THAT WILL BE THE END OF YOUR CARRER.I AM SURE YOU KNOW JAKPA WHO IS WORKING FOR PRESIDEN J D MAHAMAH.
Son of God 8 years ago

If the Black Stars lose or even draw, they should never set foot in Ghana. This one is 'Hammer Time"

If the Black Stars lose or even draw, they should never set foot in Ghana. This one is 'Hammer Time"
Abeiku SW2 London 8 years ago

Oh Please ... worried about u being there ...

Oh Please ... worried about u being there ...
Joseph 8 years ago

very good comment

very good comment

We must not be "too known" against Comoros - Dauda

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