Read Comments Comments (5)

• Truth Table 2 days ago

  If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. (Romans 10:9)
  .............
  ....

  If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. (Romans 10:9)
  .............
  ....

  reply
• the Villager 2 days ago

  Any discerning mind that followed the tournament would agree that the Moroccan coach started the mind games. He was the first to state that ppl had been saying the referees were calling for Morocco but it wasn't true. It was ...
  read full comment

  Any discerning mind that followed the tournament would agree that the Moroccan coach started the mind games. He was the first to state that ppl had been saying the referees were calling for Morocco but it wasn't true. It was true, in all 50/50 situations the refs called mostly for Morocco. It was long b4 the Senegal game where the Moroccans displayed their towel war.
  Do seniors on this platform remember in the 70s when a Moroccan team los t in Kumasi against Kotoko and destroyed furniture at City Hotel calling it a substandard downtown hotel?

  reply
• George 1 day ago

  I watched the match which led to Moroccan contingent to cause maasive destruction.
  In 1978 AFCON hosted in Ghana, Morocco and Uganda met in semi finals in Kumasi while Ghana also met Tunisia in the other semis in Accra. Moro ...
  read full comment

  I watched the match which led to Moroccan contingent to cause maasive destruction.
  In 1978 AFCON hosted in Ghana, Morocco and Uganda met in semi finals in Kumasi while Ghana also met Tunisia in the other semis in Accra. Morocco were beaten and accused fans in stadium of supporting Uganda for their defeat. They destroyed many items in their rooms at City Hotel now Lancaster City Hotel. Ghana also qualified to meet Uganda in the grand finale and won Ghana won the original AFCON trophy for the third time for keeps after winning in 1963 and 1965.

  reply
• DEEVINITY 1 day ago

  I have a lot of respect and professional admiration for you Mr. Thierry. However, in this instant, it would appear that we're conveniently tagging a dog with a bad name so we can hang it.
  
  You have not touched the root of ...
  read full comment

  I have a lot of respect and professional admiration for you Mr. Thierry. However, in this instant, it would appear that we're conveniently tagging a dog with a bad name so we can hang it.
  
  You have not touched the root of the crisis and this is a worldwide cancer that is eating the sport into disrepute. The AFCON spectacle is only a byproduct of the inherent maladministration of the sport.
  
  Let us address the matter without a myopic, pontificating posture and find genuinely lasting solutions for the good of the sport.
  
  Reputation is everything.

  reply
• Ochee-Do-Chee 1 day ago

  I tried to state same somewhere else. The lazy narrative that this is something limited to or African. If these had happened on another continent, it would have been declared just another tournament by the pundits. English fa ...
  read full comment

  I tried to state same somewhere else. The lazy narrative that this is something limited to or African. If these had happened on another continent, it would have been declared just another tournament by the pundits. English fans destroying property during Euro and Messi and Argentina walking off the field at half time during South American tournaments or an English team walking out on Arsenal during FA Cup. Is the VAR too of an 'African Quality' and not 'trained' to the level or standard of football on the field?

  reply