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Anthony Annan urges Muntari to apologise

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  • PAPA MENSAH 9 years ago

    Why does he need to apologise? That stupid old ADAGE is what is killing Africa. You were not in the camp so you do not know who was wrong.

  • Baracuda 9 years ago

    Rightly, he needs to apologise. If he was not happy with the behaviour of Armah he should have complained through the proper channel. What he did could have landed him in trouble with the law.

  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    in the face of injustice? How many Ghanaians do that everyday in Ghana to protect their pathetic jobs? Look what that has gotten us? A police office demands bribe and no one stands up to him. A chief director for education st ...
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  • Just passing By 9 years ago

    So you think Muntari was justified for assaulting an official even if he had a point? And you mentioned a police officer taking bribes....Well, I'll give you a brotherly advice- The next time a police officer request a bribe ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    Secondly, when I am in Ghana and a police officer asks for money(it has never happened to me), I will tell him NO. If he insists he'll just be wasting his time. In fact I will burn the money(Canadian dollars) in front of him ...
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  • THE T RUTH 9 years ago

    TO BURN A CURRENCY OF ANY COUNTRY IS A CRIMINAL OFFENSE AND IS IT ADVISABLE TO UTILIZE VIOLENCE TO SETTLE SCORES? GHANA IS A CIVILIZED SOCIETY, W'ATE?

  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    That's why they shit and piss in the gutters of their city? That why the disturb others with loudspeakers? Civilized? You don't know the meaning of the word.
    Burning my own country's currency in front of a Ghanaian police o ...
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  • John, Canada 9 years ago

    Does any one know the other side of the story? If this incidence had not taken place we wouldn't have known all these corrupt things about money were going on. Someone took the risk to do something and a fellow player is betr ...
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  • Annoited One!! USA 9 years ago

    Ignore him! I bet he and Kevin were very surprised they way shown the door. I have to congratulate the GFA for taking that stand! I was very proud of the GFA!! All the idiots spewing praises to waywardness ought to be ash ...
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  • Culturally raised Ghanaian in Canada 9 years ago

    Hey so-called Captain Canada cmon behave and don't act like Ghanaians in Canada have loss our values and manners. Under no circumstance are u right to slap a fellow man. In fact it is an act of assault and even in Canada u co ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    Canada then you are living in a bubble. I dare you to go to a hockey game and mouth off. If you live in Toronto, the next time the Leafs are in the playoffs, go to little Italy and mouth off to a leaf fan and see what happens ...
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  • Culturally raised Ghanaian in Canada 9 years ago

    This is not a hockey game and it is definitely not part of the sport. You are one of the Ghanaians who are disgracing the name of Ghana kids abroad. Nobody in Canada js slaps anybody's face js because u don't agree with ur au ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    Watch it here
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzC57ARZC9M

  • Culturally raised Ghanaian in Canada 9 years ago

    Go to the streets and harass somebody and watch if the cops will js be easy on u. Canada is peaceful because there is law and order here and we don't result to violence if we want our voices to be heard. We report cases to th ...
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  • Smart Frempah, UK 9 years ago

    Where from this wanton bragging Captain Canada? Sometimes I don't expect certain type of people to talk and think the way you are. Note this: Two wrongs don't make a right. Burning Canadian dollars in front a police officer? ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    I stated I will burn the money rather than give it to the police officer to make my point. What can a Ghanaian police officer do to a Canadian burning his own money? Arrest me? When the Canadian law doesn't prohibit that?

  • Culturally raised Ghanaian in Canada 9 years ago

    Cmon be civilized and show that u have some education in u. What do u get when u burn money? Canada authorities can jail u when u do that and it is a punishable offence. Don't act rude buh act with ur senses and show that ur ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    I have lived here longer than you so I know a lot more than you. If you act stupid around people you'll get beaten up. Don't pretend you know Canada better than me. I have been here much longer than u. Since your are ignorant ...
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  • cheif 9 years ago

    what job did the official had in Brazil.Flying 1st class with families while the footballers sit in the back with others passengers.No apology.

  • THE T RUTH 9 years ago

    YOU MIGHT BE RIGHT IN WHAT YOU HAVE WRITTEN BUT IS IT REASONABLE TO USE VIOLENCE TO RESOLVE SUCH ISSUES.

  • hajia muni 9 years ago

    No apology.For corrupt things that the official did ,they havent appologise to Ghanaians,so why shd muntari apologise.wallahi ka yi kookeri

  • Don Juan 9 years ago

    I totally agree with you. The corrupt official should apologize to the nation.

  • obeng 9 years ago

    while assault is unwarranted, the so called eldertly also misbehaved. u follow a stupid adage and that is why ur country is fucked up. the elderly cant be wrong even if he is sexuallt assaulting a minor? u better wake up folk ...
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  • ohene 9 years ago

    What this man is saying shows maturity and wisdom. An apology is never a bad thing. A word to a wise is enough.

  • Big Ben 9 years ago

    PAPA MENSAH THANK YOU THAT YOU HAVE COMMENTED YOUR MIND ON THIS ISSUE. FRANKLY YOU ARE WORSE THAN AN INFIDEL; YOUR THOUGHT, YOUR MIND AND YOUR ANALYSIS IS MORE THAN AN INFIDEL. IN THIS PART OF OUR WORLD , WE FIND IT TOO DIFFI ...
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  • ADAMU 9 years ago

    BACKWARD AFRICAN ADAGE AND MENTALITY.

    NO WONDER AFRICA IS ALWAYS BACKWARD IN EVERYTHING.

    EVERY GHANAIAN KNOWS SULLEY'S ACTION WAS "SPOT ON", SO WHY APOLOGIZE?

    GHANAIAN LEADERS' FREEBIE LIFESTYLES HAS COLLAPSED ALL OU ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    for doing the right thing. Another selfish Ghanaian willing to sacrifice his countryman for his own benefit. After Schalke, I am sure he's looking to get into the good books of that Medeama FC president so he kissing ass. If ...
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  • swingi 9 years ago

    There is no African mentality about apology. Truth is Sulley had no business physically assaulting an elderly man. Bear in mind, Parker restrained himself until Sulley came back with a second slap. So what at all did Parker d ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    Moses Apaak is not elderly. He's another blowhard from Ghana who confused his political connections with GFA with his self importance. Whe was his function at the world cup? Why was he in a black stars meeting? Who died and a ...
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  • Joe 9 years ago

    The stupid wisedom strapped elderly imbeciles that bread Ebola? The old Africans who are stewing in their own stupor without shame? As if it were a curse?

  • CONCERN CITIZEN 9 years ago

    Fantis will always behind because of the way we trained. Ony3 Hwee that is what killing Ghanaians and leave it to God. We are now in 21st century and must respect each other no matter big or tall. To be a leader does!nt mean ...
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  • Baracuda 9 years ago

    The black star campaign in Brazil was a fiasco due to the indiscipline of some players and not the presence of many officials. Players must show some pride in wearing the national jersey. After all their appearance for the na ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    star. He sacrifice his limbs to play for his country and its ungrateful inhabitants. When idiots like Moses Apaak try to silence him, he has every right to knock him out. After all Apaak has no value to why they were in Brazi ...
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  • Analyst 9 years ago

    "He sacrificed his limbs"? Are you kidding me? The players were fully paid for their services so spare us the "sacrifice" gimmick.

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  • Don Juan 9 years ago

    Get lost.

  • jb 9 years ago

    Sulley don't apologise shit. You did the right thing.Fuck all the GFA officials.

  • Fifi 9 years ago

    Then go and apologies for him. Good for nothing player.

  • agya 9 years ago

    Sulley Muntari has been a role model for most Ghanaians nowadys. That is a legacy that most people would never have. He was the reason why we were able to draw with Germany. Apologizing to the fool will defeat the purpose. ...
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  • hajj-nima 9 years ago

    Sulley has no right to launch a physical attack on Moses.. Moses could've sue his Ass.. Apology or not he deserve to stay out of the team, we dont need Sulley Essien nor Boateng... That's it.

  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    The nation and it's ungrateful populace. Do people in Ghana understand the level of sacrifice these player undertake to play for Ghana? While majority of the country and Ghanaians are ensconced in the comfort of the homes and ...
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  • Whatever 9 years ago

    It sad that we didn't take someone like Anthony Annan to the world cup. Just look at his maturity yet he's even younger the Muntari

  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    in Africa means wisdom. Is this guy even close to Sulley Muntari career-wise? You will get your chance to take him next time.

  • FUFUO DADESEM 9 years ago

    THE 43 OFFICIALS SHOULD APOLOGIZE FIRST
    AND FOREMOST FOR DISTRACTIONS AND EMBARRASSMENT THAT CAME WITH THEIR HANDLING OF THE STARS.KWESI APPIAH SHOULD APOLOGIZE FOR SUSPENDING THE PLAYERS BECAUSE THEY DISRESPECTED HIS BOSS ...
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  • phlexy 9 years ago

    Annan should better shut his damn skinny legs up...GFA should rather apologize to him...we all always be Ghanaians...we got this mentality that elders are always right no matter what they say to us...Annan should concentrate ...
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  • Kojo Austria Klagenfurt 9 years ago

    Sule Muntari is a great Footballer who fought for Ghana. We Need him on the field.

  • Jason 9 years ago

    I believe in not figthing..

    but he is stupid to think that a elder is always right..that is why the nation is not developing.the youth mouth are being shut and the nation stinks, people don't have food etc etc..stup

  • Agbesi 9 years ago

    Why should Sulley apologize? They should investigate this matter, if they would, but Sulley did nothing wrong and has nothing to apologize for. For this crap to suggest that, he was not privy to what went on, yet Sulley shoul ...
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  • Abena 9 years ago

    There is a Ghanaian saying that 'if a chief or an adult passes gas in public, the youngest person should claim he/she passed the gas'! Nonsense, what did Sulley do to warrant apology? Is this not the reason why Ghanaians are ...
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  • Papa Arko 9 years ago

    Anthony, you are gradually becoming an idiot. One day one of these greedy idiots will be shot, mark my words! That day is nearer than you think

  • apetupre-usa 9 years ago

    Thinking you are right and Knowing you are right are two different things. If you know you are right WHY do you have to apologize? Nonsene.
    Why should the older always choke the younger and think its okay? Gone are those day ...
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  • Reggie, London 9 years ago

    No matter his grievance, Sulley Muntari had absolutely no right to attack Moses Parker. As for the nonsense about the officials "chopping money", has anyone (including that fool Muntari) been able to produce any evidence to b ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    to equate the goons from with European, American and Asian officials. Not the same.We are talking about Ghana. A country where petty officers steal money from the nations coffers with impunity. In Europe and elsewhere a dirtb ...
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  • Schalke Fan 9 years ago

    Don`t bother yourself with them,they are still in their 14th century dreams.

  • Reggie, London 9 years ago

    Counter my hogwash? Let me counter your utter garbage Captain Canada (and I hope that reference to Canada in your name isn't just a random moniker you chose).

    I would like to believe you actually reside in Canada, to which ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    Disappointed? Who cares? First of all you said 'civilised country'. That is definitely not Ghana. Ghana is not civilised despite the pretence. That renders all the rest of your comments stupid. But I will continue. Violence t ...
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  • Ama Atta 9 years ago

    Reggie you are as wrong as purchasing two left shoes.Do you think the officials in Messi's or Ronaldo's country will withhold players stipends or put them in a substadard hotels when they are supposed to be accommodated in a ...
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  • Reggie, London 9 years ago

    Ama Atta,

    If you think the actions of a barely literate buffoon as Muntari is sound justification for some political protestation, then I'm afraid you're as naïve as that idiot who calls himself a player.

    Let me ask yo ...
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  • ,, 9 years ago

    Reggie,
    You can never win this debate. Have you noticed the insults you have poured on Muntari in trying to drive home your point? Do you mean to say that it is CIVIL to call people names?
    Have you noticed how your points b ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    Did anyone ask you to watch them? Invested? Is that what Ghanaians called lazying around in front of the TV watching someone risk their body to play? INVESTED? Anyone who told you wearing jerseys and screaming at your TV is ' ...
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  • Reggie, London 9 years ago

    I have a few questions for the deluded people on this thread who are actually endorsing Muntari's actions.

    1) What offence did Moses Parker cause to warrant the assault on him?

    2) Is it lawful for one person to take the ...
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  • Adwoa 9 years ago

    Kwasi Appiah and Nyantakyi must appologise to Sulley. That's the bottom line. The guy hasn't done anything wrong. What do we do to foools? slap them.

  • Kwame Pepe 9 years ago

    Anthony Annan May have a point. But, I disagree with him on the notion that Muntari should just go and apologize given the presumption that he is culpable on the single premise that the elder has some justification to provoke ...
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  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    Athletes are not role models. The never asked for that role so how can they be? Kicking an inflated bag make you a role model how? That whole trope of 'athletes are role models' is an excuse for parents to shift their respons ...
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  • Alhaji Pope 9 years ago

    No nkosia apology. a day is coming when the useless honourables will receive theirs. why should they sit in parliament to delibrate on buying pampers whilst there no incubators for premature babies.

  • Abby 9 years ago

    Apologizing for demanding honesty and accountability ? Ghanaians are mad !

  • John, Canada 9 years ago

    I believe this guy is financially sound and can survive without playing for the Ghana. He plays out of love for the country. If what the officials are accused of is true, I would not play for Ghana if I could. Justice and int ...
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  • Shaqmoo 9 years ago

    Stop this nonesense.

  • Agyeman 9 years ago

    I urge Muntari and all those senior players sick of the mismanagement and the draconian managers take their team. They say they can win with the young players. So why don't they proceed with grooming the young players? You do ...
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  • Samuel Asare-Nkansah(USA) 9 years ago

    Apologise for what? Standing up for what is right? He saw wasteful spending and he had the guts to confront the culprits.

  • Kofi Atta Panyin 9 years ago

    Certain aspects of our culture have contributed to the total mess in which we find ourselves now. Nations that have respect for the truth irrespective of the status of an individual in a dispute will always progress. I am af ...
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  • Real Vandal 9 years ago

    I think Anthony Anna has spoken the mined of most Ghanaians, what Sulley must do is just issue a press statement to Ghanaians for an apology t and that will be enough. All players our love mother Ghana. It was just unfortunat ...
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  • FREEMAN 9 years ago

    Repentance and plea for forgiveness are Godly. That is the first thing Muntari has to do. Then comes tampering Justice with mercy. That is also Godly. God is Merciful. It is therefore in order if he begins the move.

  • MENSAH. 9 years ago

    MUNTARI DID THE RIGHT THING TO CHANGE THINGS,NO MATTER WHAT THE BLAME WOULD HAVE BEEN.

    Many of our traditions are archaic and need to be changed,to be useful,in our today's society and life.

    ONE CANNOT CHANGE WHAT HE RE ...
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  • Kwame 9 years ago

    There is no excuse for corruption. Thanks Muntari for exposing of the vast corruption within our society

  • Alah 9 years ago

    Listen Annan, tell us what religion and democracy say. If you think the old adage is what we should maintain. Very soon in one of the days coming, you or any other player in the Black Stars camp will jump on one of these corr ...
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  • Abraham sakyi 9 years ago

    Anthony Annan ,mind your business.

  • apuuu 9 years ago

    Anthony Annan you said you were not at the camp but you Muntari to apologies for what have you talk to him to hear his side of the story and have you talk to GFA to hear their side I don't think so if anything you need to ap ...
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  • Abraham sakyi 9 years ago

    Anthony Annan, mind your business

  • Wazirazi 9 years ago

    Muntari is not a coward player. very truthful and honest man

  • koeman Abass 9 years ago

    Good thought Annan,apology will not make less humam,RESPECT ANNAN.

  • koeman Abass 9 years ago

    Even when you are right not in front of a elder person u will always wrong,but still mutari all the way.

  • bullet 9 years ago

    Stupidity yes Muntari is African ,what mentality do you expect him to have.Let me tell you i live in foreign country but what i have noticed is they all have their cultures which prevails in the way they act .And these people ...
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  • Seaman UK 9 years ago

    OVER AGE MUNTARI BYE

  • bullet 9 years ago

    I agree sea he cant do this in milan.I live in London and you can never say you are right therefore warrants you to be violent.huh

  • bullet 9 years ago

    Foolish Muntari wants to borrow the silly arrogant life which is more characteristic of youngsters in the western world . Mad keep your Zongo culture its very rich if munti does not know

  • Captain Canada 9 years ago

    Sulley Muntari will be hailed as a hero. It took one arab hawker in Tunisia to get the corrupt and blood sucking leaders running for cover. In Ghana, they will want an apology from the hawker for burning himself to make a poi ...
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  • Joe 9 years ago

    Stupid Fool mediocre player mediocre mind seeking help back in team

  • ASH TOWN ABRANTIE MMROM KSI 9 years ago

    NONESENSE!!! MUNTARI TO APOLOGISE FOR WHAT WRONG. WHEN ADULTS ARE STEALING IN THE PRESENCE OF THESE FOOTBALLERS. IF ANYTHING, GFA SHD APOLOGISE TO MUNTARI AND KPB. BCOS OF THESE KNOW NOTHING GHANAIAN OFFICIALS WE LOST A GOLDE ...
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  • Daniel 9 years ago

    Anthony Annan urges Muntari, to apologize, but it will not happen. I do not think that Medeama president, Moses Armah, was just a good guy and did not do anything and Sulley Muntari, came from somewhere and attacked him. Of c ...
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  • seidu 9 years ago

    Muntari stand your ground.

  • kusasi 9 years ago

    never. never never