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• TG 3 months ago

  Yeah but can we get any of them to switch nationality to play for us

  Yeah but can we get any of them to switch nationality to play for us

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• Karikakchar 3 months ago

  Why go for players who don't even identify as Ghanaians? They just have Ghanaian names but of different nationalities. Let's focus on those who are willing and continue to develop the great talents we have.

  Why go for players who don't even identify as Ghanaians? They just have Ghanaian names but of different nationalities. Let's focus on those who are willing and continue to develop the great talents we have.

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• the Villager 3 months ago

  KURT IS MESSING GFA AND GHANA FOOTBALL, WHY NOT TALK ABOUT THAT INSTEAD? POWER CORRUPTS AND OUR BELOVD SOCCER IS SUFFERING

  KURT IS MESSING GFA AND GHANA FOOTBALL, WHY NOT TALK ABOUT THAT INSTEAD? POWER CORRUPTS AND OUR BELOVD SOCCER IS SUFFERING

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• Trump 3 months ago

  This nonsense should not be published on Ghanaweb. These guys will never play for black stars. So stop it, it won't happen.

  This nonsense should not be published on Ghanaweb. These guys will never play for black stars. So stop it, it won't happen.

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• Spark Mallet 3 months ago

  When are we going to stop this idea of always going for individual players of Ghanaian origin? In association football, the formula is building a team from the grassroots. Football is not played with a selection of brilliant ...
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  When are we going to stop this idea of always going for individual players of Ghanaian origin? In association football, the formula is building a team from the grassroots. Football is not played with a selection of brilliant players. They may be good players alright but they cannot play as a team if we keep on relying on them. How can we expect different results when we keep doing the same thing over and over again.

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• Martin A 3 months ago

  @Spark, I share your sentiments exactly. Going for foreign players with Ghanaian origins is a cost effective way of not developing homegrown players from domestic. This is a stopgap measure with the objective of winning matc ...
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  @Spark, I share your sentiments exactly. Going for foreign players with Ghanaian origins is a cost effective way of not developing homegrown players from domestic. This is a stopgap measure with the objective of winning matches and not on player development on a sustained bases. It takes a strong will to sink money into the domestic league to upgrade the deplorable playing fields and develop talent. Corruption is an albatross on the necks of GFA officials because they would rather pocket funds from FIFA on themselves than on players. The foreign-based mercenary players are only interested in playing for Ghana in the world cup, because they see that as an opportunity to showcase their talents in order to secure a more lucrative contract.

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• Kwame 3 months ago

  always looking outside for talents when the money these idiotic political thieves have stolen can in fact be able to invest in the talents they have at home.Akronfou asefou

  always looking outside for talents when the money these idiotic political thieves have stolen can in fact be able to invest in the talents they have at home.Akronfou asefou

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• Chris Milan 3 months ago

  Please check your facts we don't have Leverkusen in Bayern as Bayern is a region as we have Ashanti region while a name Asante Kotoko but the team in Leverkusen is sponsored by a multimillion company called BAYER hence we hav ...
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  Please check your facts we don't have Leverkusen in Bayern as Bayern is a region as we have Ashanti region while a name Asante Kotoko but the team in Leverkusen is sponsored by a multimillion company called BAYER hence we have their team called BAYER LEVERKUSEN and never Bayern it is nought nought nought never AGAIN it's all the time BAYER not Bayern

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