Monetizing the Black Stars in the name of motivation

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• readi 2 dye 9 years ago

  The monies set aside is solely used for its purpose....in ghana almost everyone thinks stealing from ur job is the only way to get rich.....players have money I don't think giving up 5gees is a big deal to them but to watch e ...
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  The monies set aside is solely used for its purpose....in ghana almost everyone thinks stealing from ur job is the only way to get rich.....players have money I don't think giving up 5gees is a big deal to them but to watch empty suits like Afriyie ankrah who will cry like a child to divert attention when they know they are wrong...why would any anyone leave money on the table for the kind of dumb leaders we have in the country....so many educated illiterates running the country....some ghanaians think the players are greedy but please understand that once u live in abroad like these players do, u tend to believe that people are going to do what they SAY they are going to do....so If u promise and fail once or twice, thats it. no one will trust u anymore. So get this through your heads... Players weren't angry because of the money but because of failed promises while Afriyie ankrah and Co parading in Brazil like billionaires... Who gon leave $5000 on the table so one of nyantechie ex - girlfriends will build an air conditioned room for thier dogs....until ghanaians change thier ways most people in the country are going to keep suffering....everybody wants something for free...if u go to the bank to redraw money, u have to tip the cashier..... Wtf...it's called obverse thinking....what kinda work did she do for me.....how can the country go on when people worship rich people as being the smartest n some of these people can't even tell u where ivory coast is on a map....lord am losing my country to aliens...please help me god.

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• Monetizing the Black Stars in the nam 9 years ago

  Listen, it is improper to mandate the senior players of the nation to set aside some of their appearance fees for the support of either colts or juvenal soccer in the country.
  Gone are the days when they played for the sake ...
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  Listen, it is improper to mandate the senior players of the nation to set aside some of their appearance fees for the support of either colts or juvenal soccer in the country.
  Gone are the days when they played for the sake of patriotism and pride for the country. If anything it should be done by the players themselves own their own free will. This time everything is money can you then mandate the ministers and the ead of state to donate some of their income for the purpose helping grow sports in the country. You rightly said that they give these monies to their relatives which implies that they have a need for such monies. There are many personalities who benefit from the Black Stars competetions etc. why don`t you mandate them to do so first.

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• Yaw Beer 9 years ago

  When we talk about sponsors then it must what is on paper. The management must emphasise on the importance of grass root football. There is no doubt Ghana has a huge amount of untapped talents. Money is not the issue but it's ...
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  When we talk about sponsors then it must what is on paper. The management must emphasise on the importance of grass root football. There is no doubt Ghana has a huge amount of untapped talents. Money is not the issue but it's the lack of thinking of some of the so called top men. These are the likes of the president to the messenger at the ministry of sports. Come on guys things must change, we need to negotiate with all sponsors to channel a percentage of the amount given to the fa directly to grass root football. The sharks should close their guts to give our talented youth a chance. Money is not everything. Thank you

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• SSB 9 years ago

  Ohene Gyan was one such example as u hv rightly explained my intelligent friend

  Ohene Gyan was one such example as u hv rightly explained my intelligent friend

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• Osei 9 years ago

  Mr., can you find out how much these players make before tagging them huge salaries? It's a canker in society, sufficient is never enough.

  Mr., can you find out how much these players make before tagging them huge salaries? It's a canker in society, sufficient is never enough.

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• cedicedi 9 years ago

  monetizing GFA members in the name of Black stars

  monetizing GFA members in the name of Black stars

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• SSB 9 years ago

  Laudable idea bt u miss th pt. Abedi n Yeboah tried bt where dd it end them. Why do we as Ghanaians always want smthg fr free? Ask urself " rather wht does the GFA do with the rest of the money after they pay the so called ap ...
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  Laudable idea bt u miss th pt. Abedi n Yeboah tried bt where dd it end them. Why do we as Ghanaians always want smthg fr free? Ask urself " rather wht does the GFA do with the rest of the money after they pay the so called appearance fee for tournaments like the WC?" U really miss th pt my friend! Pay wht u PROMISE to the boys!!!!! Wht they do with their money is none of your or my business. Oh u too start by giving a chunk of monthly paycheck to youth soccer dev in Ghana, after all from ur piece u also make ur living from sports/ soccer. Maybe ud knw hw it feels t give ur earnings away - after the so called youth soccer developers CHOP ur money!

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