Wa All Stars further weaken Hearts-Kotoko duopoly

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K Emma 7 years ago

Wa All Stars winning the league does not mean the duopoly of Kotoko and Hearts are weakened. This is because whenever any club is to play any of the two clubs it is their greatest access to earn respect so they should work ha ...
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Wa All Stars winning the league does not mean the duopoly of Kotoko and Hearts are weakened. This is because whenever any club is to play any of the two clubs it is their greatest access to earn respect so they should work hard and stop this hullaballo of weakening the two. What the two have achieved is beyond just winning the league. Gudos to Wa All Stars for winning the league.
Koo 7 years ago

Hi Folks, the problem is the draining of top Ghanaian players to Europe and other countries including mother Africa to play soccer. To the players, they need greener pastures, but to their clubs disaster. Now one will ask the ...
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Hi Folks, the problem is the draining of top Ghanaian players to Europe and other countries including mother Africa to play soccer. To the players, they need greener pastures, but to their clubs disaster. Now one will ask the question. How many players has All Stars lost to Europe and the outside countries for greener pastures? Meanwhile your president John Mahama has promised to make the Northern Ghana to be like the southern Ghana. Who knows how much he is investing in the clubs in the north under shadows of darkness??????? Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko has done enough to Ghana Soccer, if not Africa as a whole. Can Wa All Stars give up players as Hearts and Kotoko has done and survive???????. The Akan saying goes like, "The disease that caused the vulture to be balled, if it has infested the crow.........Add what you want to add. If a child sees a crab eyes the child thinks it is a stick, JUST WAIT AND SEEEEEEEE! A word to a wise is enough
SAKAWA BIN DUMSOR MAHAMA 7 years ago

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chire sannie 7 years ago

Let see if ever they can win it again when osman kwesi nyantakyi is no longer in the driving seat.as for Aduana they should shut up for they also use same intimidating tactice against other clubs at dormaa park.
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Let see if ever they can win it again when osman kwesi nyantakyi is no longer in the driving seat.as for Aduana they should shut up for they also use same intimidating tactice against other clubs at dormaa park.
Wa All star had better prove they won the title on merit when they go Africa.
ONUA 7 years ago

Well let's go back 10seasons and see the number of titles the Duo have won as against the entire field.

Well let's go back 10seasons and see the number of titles the Duo have won as against the entire field.
Nana Kuffuor, Abeka 7 years ago

Who said Kwesi Nyantakyi is not corrupt.

Who said Kwesi Nyantakyi is not corrupt.
Villager 7 years ago

Congrats Wa All Stars for bringing the trophy to the North for the first time in history. RTU missed out just at the finishing line in the 70s and have never revived. Hope you can get some rich uncles ready to support your co ...
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Congrats Wa All Stars for bringing the trophy to the North for the first time in history. RTU missed out just at the finishing line in the 70s and have never revived. Hope you can get some rich uncles ready to support your continuing flight in the top echelon.
DR TRUTH 7 years ago

CAN YOU COMPARE THESE WA ALL STARS PLAYERS TO MOHAMED CHOO, ANANE KOBO, AHMED DAUDA, TANKO JENTUMAH, ABU IMORO, SHAIBU MADUGU, RAUF IDDI OF RTU YESTERYEARS? NO WAY

CAN YOU COMPARE THESE WA ALL STARS PLAYERS TO MOHAMED CHOO, ANANE KOBO, AHMED DAUDA, TANKO JENTUMAH, ABU IMORO, SHAIBU MADUGU, RAUF IDDI OF RTU YESTERYEARS? NO WAY
Orison Sani 7 years ago

mass stop this comparison, what did those names u mentioned win in football for the north? let's all come together to congratulate the boys and stop this skin pain.

mass stop this comparison, what did those names u mentioned win in football for the north? let's all come together to congratulate the boys and stop this skin pain.
Villager 7 years ago

Thank you Sani for putting the so-called Dr Truth in his right place. i guess he is either too young to know the history of the club RTU and just being sabi sabi or just plain ignorant. The players he has named here were grea ...
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Thank you Sani for putting the so-called Dr Truth in his right place. i guess he is either too young to know the history of the club RTU and just being sabi sabi or just plain ignorant. The players he has named here were great players for the club BUT at different times. Anane Kobo was playing colts and Ruf Iddi was still in the Middle school while Choo was in Yendi in the first year of RTU. That was when RTU almost won the league with players like Nlai, Osgood, Harruna Seaman, goalkeeper Lanquay, Ampomani, Kwame Danger, Teacher Kusi, Jato (Dauda) and so on.
You remember players like Nali and co were bought by the big clubs (Kotoko and Hearts) just to weaken RTU
sam 7 years ago

They deserve it perfectly with their performance.Absolutely the best,and for kotoko I say not too bad but for hearts my team very disappointing,a team that cannot win at home.

They deserve it perfectly with their performance.Absolutely the best,and for kotoko I say not too bad but for hearts my team very disappointing,a team that cannot win at home.
Toffey 7 years ago

Kotoko not too bad? Tweaaa...I am a Fabu man and do not remember the last time we conceded 5 goals in a league match! Really terrible. We can't continue like this.

Kotoko not too bad? Tweaaa...I am a Fabu man and do not remember the last time we conceded 5 goals in a league match! Really terrible. We can't continue like this.
marie stopes 7 years ago

All Stars, Aduana, Medeama, WAFA. Best 4 teams if no kuluulu!

All Stars, Aduana, Medeama, WAFA. Best 4 teams if no kuluulu!

Wa All Stars further weaken Hearts-Kotoko duopoly

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