10 Reasons Why the GFA (Game Fixing Association) should be dismantled

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moyo 9 years ago

We are going to send a special appeal to FIFA to deal with Nyantakyi the criminal at the GFA. We also hope Ghana Police will seek help with the UK Police in their investigation against GFA.

We are going to send a special appeal to FIFA to deal with Nyantakyi the criminal at the GFA. We also hope Ghana Police will seek help with the UK Police in their investigation against GFA.
Ghfuo, 30seconds WC DISGRACE!! 9 years ago

Really!

Really!
Mr.N 9 years ago

Forget about Fifa nothing would happen there Ghana police less you talk about them. The only way to get rid of Kwesi"Match Fixer" Nyantakyi is we the mass should occupy the GFA and demand accountability $20 Fifa money, all th ...
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Forget about Fifa nothing would happen there Ghana police less you talk about them. The only way to get rid of Kwesi"Match Fixer" Nyantakyi is we the mass should occupy the GFA and demand accountability $20 Fifa money, all the contracts of every friendlier match played, the full budget for 2014 world cup and Akwesi Appiah's contract.
GFA IS SHIT 9 years ago

I am more disappointed that the masses back home are not demonstrating now. God help us.

I am more disappointed that the masses back home are not demonstrating now. God help us.
kwesi Dapaa 9 years ago

GFA may not be perfect but please spare us this kevin boateng nonsense.is kevin not equally a cheat and manipulator when he was rejected by germany Ghana gave him asylum in the Blacks Stars and after walking on the back of ...
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GFA may not be perfect but please spare us this kevin boateng nonsense.is kevin not equally a cheat and manipulator when he was rejected by germany Ghana gave him asylum in the Blacks Stars and after walking on the back of our national team to stardom he turned his back on us only to return in an opportunistic fashion to play in the 2014 world cup when others have toiled to get the Black Stars qualified.kevin has a complex and he is stuipd arrogant and a bug cheat himself. I was not happy when he was invited to the national team again.
SOCCER HENE 9 years ago

KEVIN EXPOSES CORRUPT GFA

he Schalke midfielder has slammed the country's FA for the chaotic organisation of their campaign in Brazil and admits he will find it hard to return to international duty again

Ghana midfielde ...
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KEVIN EXPOSES CORRUPT GFA

he Schalke midfielder has slammed the country's FA for the chaotic organisation of their campaign in Brazil and admits he will find it hard to return to international duty again

Ghana midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng has hit out at the organiation of the Black Stars' World Cup campaign, claiming the entire process was "a catastrophe".

While Ghana enjoyed some memorable moments during the competition, including a 2-2 draw against Germany and a record-breaking goal from Asamoah Gyan, the Black Stars' time in Brazil was shrouded in controversy.

Players threatened to boycott the remainder of the competition over a dispute concerning bonus payments, while Boateng and Sulley Munari were both sent home over a breach of discipline.

The former AC Milan man has now spoken frankly of his experience throughout the World Cup process and claims the level of treatment the squad received from the Ghanaian footballing officials was 'insulting' at times.

"I am very, very disappointed," said Boateng, speaking to SportBild. "It simply was no good time. It was a nightmare from the first day of preparation until the end.

"I never thought that you could organise a World Cup preparation and a World Cup that badly: hotels, flights - everything in an amateurish way.

"Our flight from Miami to Brazil took 12 hours. We were in Economy Class, packed. The legs hurt. For a pro, that's an insult. Meanwhile, our president sat in Business Class with his wife and his two kids. In Brazil the people responsible managed to lose my luggage. I did not have my football boots for days, no tapes, nothing. It was a disaster.

"Prior to the match against the US we slept in a sleazy hotel. This one can never have been recommended by Fifa. The rooms were wet. I had to change my room because it was like a swimming pool. There was water dripping from the ceiling."

Ahead of the Black Stars’ final group game against Portugal, the squad threatened to boycott the match in protest at unpaid bonuses before Boateng was later sent home, and the Schalke man believes he was made a scapegoat for his honesty with Ghana's footballing officials.

"There were two or three players who were happy that me and Sulley Muntari were suspended," said Boateng. "I made my point. There wasn't a single player who was happy. I have the feeling that we met a hundred times with our whole delegation. We told them that there are many things that have to change.

"I am an easy victim for them because I told them face-to-face that they are liars who do not keep their promises.

"The president promised that we would travel better, get better accommodation in the future. A better organisation and preparation. He didn't keep his promise. At the end, I was simply dissatisfied.

"[The bonuses were] part of it, pretty normal. That was one of the smallest problems. It all just came together during one month. It was a catastrophe.

"I just ask myself where all the money is going. The FA gets lots of money from sponsors, from Fifa. They certainly do not spend it for hotels, flights, the team and its preparation."

Boateng did not close the door on a future international career with the Black Stars, but did acknowledge that it would be difficult to return to the fold.

"They kicked me out. I love the country and the people but it is hard for any sportsman to continue under these circumstances."
Ka Na Wu 9 years ago

Nyantakyi is a thief and a crimuinal

Nyantakyi is a thief and a crimuinal
princewilly@ymail.com 9 years ago

Rev Nyantakyi the poor country pastor was livid when he confronted his wife with the receipt for a $ 2 5 0 dress she had bought. " How could you do this! he exclaimed.

" I don't know, she wailed, " I was standing in the st ...
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Rev Nyantakyi the poor country pastor was livid when he confronted his wife with the receipt for a $ 2 5 0 dress she had bought. " How could you do this! he exclaimed.

" I don't know, she wailed, " I was standing in the store looking at the dress. Then I found myself trying it on. It was like the Devil was whispering to me, ' Gee, you look great in that dress. You should buy it. "

" Well, the pastor persisted, " You know how to deal with him! Just tell him, " Get behind me, Satan!

" I did, replied his wife, " but then he said " It looks great from back here, too!
MARK A. 9 years ago

resign, resign, resign!!!

resign, resign, resign!!!
GHFUO, what IS YOUR Purpose/Legacy!!! 9 years ago

WAT WILL EINSTEIN DO?
"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking/PEOPLE we used when we created them".
BY Albert Einstein.....
THE CONCIOUSNESS OF THE GH POPULACE MUST CHANGE.
WAT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY N ...
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WAT WILL EINSTEIN DO?
"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking/PEOPLE we used when we created them".
BY Albert Einstein.....
THE CONCIOUSNESS OF THE GH POPULACE MUST CHANGE.
WAT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY N HUMANITY AS GFA HEAD, COACH TO THE PPL OF GHANA?
YOU HVE AA AND NYANTAKYI, ADDICTED TO POWER IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CAPACITIES. THEY DONT WANT TO LEAVE
FOR OTHERS TO TAKE OVER. SELFISH N GREEDY, ONLY LOOKING OUT FOR WHAT IS
GOOD FOR THEMSELVES, AND NOT THE NATION. THEY WANT TO SUCK MORE AND MORE LIKE VAMPIRES!
THEY ARE ADDICTED TO THE POWER N THE CORRUPT MONEY N DONT WANT TO CHANGE.
SOLUTION: DEATH!
VERY SOON, THESE SAME GFA EXECUTIVES, AA WILL HVE TO WEAR JERSEYS N PLAY FOR GH.
IN A WAR BETWEEN COACH, FA AND PLAYERS. THE PLAYERS WILL ALWAYS HVE THE LAST LAUGH!
Harrison 9 years ago

GFA can not speak for Ghanaians. AA is clueless, you can not impose him on us. AA is paid to do job, but he is not producing the right results so get rid of him. Forcing AA on the people is typical of Ghanaian mentality. GF ...
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GFA can not speak for Ghanaians. AA is clueless, you can not impose him on us. AA is paid to do job, but he is not producing the right results so get rid of him. Forcing AA on the people is typical of Ghanaian mentality. GFA has something to hide.
Divine 9 years ago

That guy is a thief and corrupt fool

That guy is a thief and corrupt fool
SOCCER HENE 9 years ago

KEVIN TELL IT ALL

he Schalke midfielder has slammed the country's FA for the chaotic organisation of their campaign in Brazil and admits he will find it hard to return to international duty again

Ghana midfielder Kevin- ...
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KEVIN TELL IT ALL

he Schalke midfielder has slammed the country's FA for the chaotic organisation of their campaign in Brazil and admits he will find it hard to return to international duty again

Ghana midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng has hit out at the organiation of the Black Stars' World Cup campaign, claiming the entire process was "a catastrophe".

While Ghana enjoyed some memorable moments during the competition, including a 2-2 draw against Germany and a record-breaking goal from Asamoah Gyan, the Black Stars' time in Brazil was shrouded in controversy.

Players threatened to boycott the remainder of the competition over a dispute concerning bonus payments, while Boateng and Sulley Munari were both sent home over a breach of discipline.

The former AC Milan man has now spoken frankly of his experience throughout the World Cup process and claims the level of treatment the squad received from the Ghanaian footballing officials was 'insulting' at times.

"I am very, very disappointed," said Boateng, speaking to SportBild. "It simply was no good time. It was a nightmare from the first day of preparation until the end.

"I never thought that you could organise a World Cup preparation and a World Cup that badly: hotels, flights - everything in an amateurish way.

"Our flight from Miami to Brazil took 12 hours. We were in Economy Class, packed. The legs hurt. For a pro, that's an insult. Meanwhile, our president sat in Business Class with his wife and his two kids. In Brazil the people responsible managed to lose my luggage. I did not have my football boots for days, no tapes, nothing. It was a disaster.

"Prior to the match against the US we slept in a sleazy hotel. This one can never have been recommended by Fifa. The rooms were wet. I had to change my room because it was like a swimming pool. There was water dripping from the ceiling."

Ahead of the Black Stars’ final group game against Portugal, the squad threatened to boycott the match in protest at unpaid bonuses before Boateng was later sent home, and the Schalke man believes he was made a scapegoat for his honesty with Ghana's footballing officials.

"There were two or three players who were happy that me and Sulley Muntari were suspended," said Boateng. "I made my point. There wasn't a single player who was happy. I have the feeling that we met a hundred times with our whole delegation. We told them that there are many things that have to change.

"I am an easy victim for them because I told them face-to-face that they are liars who do not keep their promises.

"The president promised that we would travel better, get better accommodation in the future. A better organisation and preparation. He didn't keep his promise. At the end, I was simply dissatisfied.

"[The bonuses were] part of it, pretty normal. That was one of the smallest problems. It all just came together during one month. It was a catastrophe.

"I just ask myself where all the money is going. The FA gets lots of money from sponsors, from Fifa. They certainly do not spend it for hotels, flights, the team and its preparation."

Boateng did not close the door on a future international career with the Black Stars, but did acknowledge that it would be difficult to return to the fold.

"They kicked me out. I love the country and the people but it is hard for any sportsman to continue under these circumstances."
Jason 9 years ago

He also lied that they were busy all the time..he had time to negotiate about fixing matches for money..and he is even caught on camera..sitting on his ass with very poor English..another lie..

He also lied that they were busy all the time..he had time to negotiate about fixing matches for money..and he is even caught on camera..sitting on his ass with very poor English..another lie..
GHFUO, what is your Purpose/LEGACY?!! 9 years ago

SADDAM/AA & GHADAFFI/NYANTAKYI
AS LONG AS AA AND NYANTAKYI ARE IN THE ANALS OF GH SOCCER. I WILL BOYCOTT, CURSE GH SOCCER FOREVER AND EVER.INTO THE BOTTOMLESS PIT OF MEDIOCRITY AND SHAME!
WAT WILL EINSTEIN DO?
MASSA, WE DO ...
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SADDAM/AA & GHADAFFI/NYANTAKYI
AS LONG AS AA AND NYANTAKYI ARE IN THE ANALS OF GH SOCCER. I WILL BOYCOTT, CURSE GH SOCCER FOREVER AND EVER.INTO THE BOTTOMLESS PIT OF MEDIOCRITY AND SHAME!
WAT WILL EINSTEIN DO?
MASSA, WE DONT WANT TO SEE UR SHADOWS ANYMORE. U AND AA. WE DONT CARE. CHALEY, WO BE WUOOO? YOOO!
ADVICE YOURSELF N COMOT OR ELSE UR CAR, OFFICE WILL BE BLOWN TO BITS! AA AND NYANTAKYI, BOOOOOOOM!
AA AND NYANTAKYI ADVICE YOURSELVES!
SO IF MUNTARI N KPB ARE PERFORMING ADMIRABLY FOR THEIRCLUBS. U THINK THE GH FANS WILL SIT N ALLOW YOU TO CALL USELESS PLAYERS TO THE TEAM? U ARE CRAZY.
U THINK U CAN WIN IN A FIGHT VS PLAYERS? FOOLISH, STINKY TWAT!
IN NORTH AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL SPORTS. THE COACH, CLUB EXECS ARE THE FIRST TO LEAVE. IF THERE IS A PROBLEM WITHIN THE CLUB.
"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking/PEOPLE we used when we created them".
BY Albert Einstein.....
THE CONCIOUSNESS OF THE GH POPULACE MUST CHANGE.
WAT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY N HUMANITY AS GFA HEAD, COACH TO THE PPL OF GHANA?
YOU HVE AA AND NYANTAKYI, ADDICTED TO POWER IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CAPACITIES. THEY DONT WANT TO LEAVE
FOR OTHERS TO TAKE OVER. SELFISH N GREEDY, ONLY LOOKING OUT FOR WHAT IS
GOOD FOR THEMSELVES, AND NOT THE NATION. THEY WANT TO SUCK MORE AND MORE LIKE VAMPIRES!
THEY ARE ADDICTED TO THE POWER N THE CORRUPT MONEY N DONT WANT TO CHANGE.
SOLUTION: DEATH!
VERY SOON, THESE SAME GFA EXECUTIVES, AA WILL HVE TO WEAR JERSEYS N PLAY FOR GH.
IN A WAR BETWEEN COACH, FA AND PLAYERS. THE PLAYERS WILL ALWAYS HVE THE LAST LAUGH!
Dacosta Owusu 9 years ago

Mr. Nyantakyi can be dimiss by those who put him there

Mr. Nyantakyi can be dimiss by those who put him there
SOCCER HENE 9 years ago

KEVIN FACES 419 GFA

he Schalke midfielder has slammed the country's FA for the chaotic organisation of their campaign in Brazil and admits he will find it hard to return to international duty again

Ghana midfielder Kevi ...
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KEVIN FACES 419 GFA

he Schalke midfielder has slammed the country's FA for the chaotic organisation of their campaign in Brazil and admits he will find it hard to return to international duty again

Ghana midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng has hit out at the organiation of the Black Stars' World Cup campaign, claiming the entire process was "a catastrophe".

While Ghana enjoyed some memorable moments during the competition, including a 2-2 draw against Germany and a record-breaking goal from Asamoah Gyan, the Black Stars' time in Brazil was shrouded in controversy.

Players threatened to boycott the remainder of the competition over a dispute concerning bonus payments, while Boateng and Sulley Munari were both sent home over a breach of discipline.

The former AC Milan man has now spoken frankly of his experience throughout the World Cup process and claims the level of treatment the squad received from the Ghanaian footballing officials was 'insulting' at times.

"I am very, very disappointed," said Boateng, speaking to SportBild. "It simply was no good time. It was a nightmare from the first day of preparation until the end.

"I never thought that you could organise a World Cup preparation and a World Cup that badly: hotels, flights - everything in an amateurish way.

"Our flight from Miami to Brazil took 12 hours. We were in Economy Class, packed. The legs hurt. For a pro, that's an insult. Meanwhile, our president sat in Business Class with his wife and his two kids. In Brazil the people responsible managed to lose my luggage. I did not have my football boots for days, no tapes, nothing. It was a disaster.

"Prior to the match against the US we slept in a sleazy hotel. This one can never have been recommended by Fifa. The rooms were wet. I had to change my room because it was like a swimming pool. There was water dripping from the ceiling."

Ahead of the Black Stars’ final group game against Portugal, the squad threatened to boycott the match in protest at unpaid bonuses before Boateng was later sent home, and the Schalke man believes he was made a scapegoat for his honesty with Ghana's footballing officials.

"There were two or three players who were happy that me and Sulley Muntari were suspended," said Boateng. "I made my point. There wasn't a single player who was happy. I have the feeling that we met a hundred times with our whole delegation. We told them that there are many things that have to change.

"I am an easy victim for them because I told them face-to-face that they are liars who do not keep their promises.

"The president promised that we would travel better, get better accommodation in the future. A better organisation and preparation. He didn't keep his promise. At the end, I was simply dissatisfied.

"[The bonuses were] part of it, pretty normal. That was one of the smallest problems. It all just came together during one month. It was a catastrophe.

"I just ask myself where all the money is going. The FA gets lots of money from sponsors, from Fifa. They certainly do not spend it for hotels, flights, the team and its preparation."

Boateng did not close the door on a future international career with the Black Stars, but did acknowledge that it would be difficult to return to the fold.

"They kicked me out. I love the country and the people but it is hard for any sportsman to continue under these circumstances."
Dheriqz 9 years ago

very true write up.......old criminals like them

very true write up.......old criminals like them
Prof KK 9 years ago

They claim player indiscipline led to the abysmal performance. Stupid analyses!! It’s the GFA’s corruption and indiscipline that rather caused our poor performance and global ridicule!!! The tactically-challenged coach e ...
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They claim player indiscipline led to the abysmal performance. Stupid analyses!! It’s the GFA’s corruption and indiscipline that rather caused our poor performance and global ridicule!!! The tactically-challenged coach equally contributed too. How come we lost to the US?

If discipline were the only criteria for building a team then Mario balotelli would not even play for Italy nor another club in Italy!
ANONYMOUS 9 years ago

According to a poll, 90% of Ghanaians do not trust Kwesi Nyantakyi. No I guess many did not vote. it's actually 99%

According to a poll, 90% of Ghanaians do not trust Kwesi Nyantakyi. No I guess many did not vote. it's actually 99%
,, 9 years ago

Game Fixing Association, a good one there.

Game Fixing Association, a good one there.
Ricki Ghana 9 years ago

Burning and looting GFA is he answer

Burning and looting GFA is he answer
Joe 9 years ago

Nyantakyi's wife is two-cedi prostitute. She cheats on him every second of the day she gets a chance. I know businessman who fucks her in the mouth, in the ear, in the nose then ends up sodomizing her in her backhole. After t ...
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Nyantakyi's wife is two-cedi prostitute. She cheats on him every second of the day she gets a chance. I know businessman who fucks her in the mouth, in the ear, in the nose then ends up sodomizing her in her backhole. After that he gives her two tins of sardines and three Carnation milks.

Nyantakyi knows about it but he doesn't care so far as the sardines show up on his cocoyam and kontombre table.

What can you expect from the husband of a day-time two-cedi whore? Burn them alive.

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