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• SAY NO 11 years ago

  GFA SAY NO TO EGYPT IT IS NOT SAFE THERE,TAKE IT TO FIFA.THE PLAYERS SHOULD NOT ALLOW THIS, GYAN PLEASE THIS IS YOUR JOB AS CAPTAIN.

  GFA SAY NO TO EGYPT IT IS NOT SAFE THERE,TAKE IT TO FIFA.THE PLAYERS SHOULD NOT ALLOW THIS, GYAN PLEASE THIS IS YOUR JOB AS CAPTAIN.

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• KWASI 11 years ago

  PLEASE GFA EGYPT IS NOT SAFE . SAY NO TO EGYPTIAN FOOT BALL BOND .

  PLEASE GFA EGYPT IS NOT SAFE . SAY NO TO EGYPTIAN FOOT BALL BOND .

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• yaw, USA 11 years ago

  HOW CAN THEY GUARANTEE THE SAFETY OF OUR PLAYERS AND OFFICIALS WHEN THERE IS NO ACTIVE SECURITY APPARATUS THERE? MR NYANTAKYI WORLD CUP DON'T WORTH THE LIFE OF ANY OF THE PLAYERS SO SEND A PETITION TO FIFA FOR A NEUTRAL GROUN ...
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  HOW CAN THEY GUARANTEE THE SAFETY OF OUR PLAYERS AND OFFICIALS WHEN THERE IS NO ACTIVE SECURITY APPARATUS THERE? MR NYANTAKYI WORLD CUP DON'T WORTH THE LIFE OF ANY OF THE PLAYERS SO SEND A PETITION TO FIFA FOR A NEUTRAL GROUND. THE UAE HAS AGREED TO HOST THE RETURN LEG. THIS IS THE TIME TO SHOW YOUR LEADERSHIP QUALITIES.
  THE EGYPTIAN FANS SHOULD BE CONFINED, THOUROUGHLY SEARCHED, AND CLOSELY MONITORED THROUGHOUT THIER STAY. THEY SHOULD BE ESCORTED TO THE STADIUM AND ESCORTED STRAIGHT TO THE AIRPORT AFTER THE MATCH.

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• Kofi 11 years ago

  The Guy is timid and ignorant,Egypt is still not safe for our boys to go and risk their Life.

  The Guy is timid and ignorant,Egypt is still not safe for our boys to go and risk their Life.

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• ME-LONDON 11 years ago

  Any of the groups can attack Ghana to make news and then to get world attention. We should not forget what happened to Togo in 2010.Wake up GFA Egypt is still not safe. God is there, but as human beings we must be sensible.

  Any of the groups can attack Ghana to make news and then to get world attention. We should not forget what happened to Togo in 2010.Wake up GFA Egypt is still not safe. God is there, but as human beings we must be sensible.

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• SANTACLAUSIAN, Croydon 11 years ago

  The truth of the matter is that Ghana is known worldwide for our hospitality to all foreigners so much so that we sometimes put their needs above our own. It is just our second nature. A report by the Zamnian delegation/fans ...
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  The truth of the matter is that Ghana is known worldwide for our hospitality to all foreigners so much so that we sometimes put their needs above our own. It is just our second nature. A report by the Zamnian delegation/fans that attended the last game in Kumasi have indicated how much they enjoyed themselves even though they lost and plan to return soon. We surely will accord the same to the Egyptian fans when they arrive in Ghana. The question though is will they return the favour come November 19? I somehow doubt that. This is what needs addressing.

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• jahlove 11 years ago

  Egyptians are traditionally our wives, cousins, brothers and sisters; thanks to the blood bond established by Ghana's first president, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah and Madam Fathia Nkrumah, personified in Samia Nkrumah and Sekou ...
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  Egyptians are traditionally our wives, cousins, brothers and sisters; thanks to the blood bond established by Ghana's first president, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah and Madam Fathia Nkrumah, personified in Samia Nkrumah and Sekou Nkrumah.
  We should however be wary about terrorist elements in their folk as evident by recent stadium attacks and public places attack in Egypt and other places by the Muslim extremists groupings such as Alkaeda, Al shabab, Boko Haram and Muslim brotherhood!
  Ghanaian and Egyptian governments and football authorities should embark on detailed risk analysis and adopt effective strategies to stem out any unhealthy development in the two nation tournament.
  It is not a do or die affair, Ghana, Egypt and football will continue to exist now and years to come.
  Good camarrade should win the 15th October and 19th November in Ghana and Egypt respectively!
  Long live Ghana!
  Long live Egypt!
  Long live FIFA!
  Long live Ghana Egypt Friendship!
  Long live our common bond, Nkrumah and Fathia!

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