What Semenyo told the GFA about his withdrawal from the Black Stars squad

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  • Agbelimor Paris 2 days ago

    Semenyo don't worry yourself,you're the best we know.We understand everything;injury precautions,recovery management and sometimes staying away from the bad energies.Djiku,Nuamah and Caleb together with the rest of the team ...
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  • Abel Dwamena 2 days ago

    Charlie, Semenyo sef be liability in Ghana colors. He is only God for club football. No wonder England no want am. Make he commort for there.

  • T 2 days ago

    Antoine Semenyo is a rational human being and if he feels he's not getting the right results with BS he has the right to withdraw. We shd respect his decision

  • Truth 2 days ago

    They see what all the stupid Ghanaians are doing to the other players. I will use Jordan as an example. We may not all want him in the Black Stars anymore, but why would any right-thinking person go to his new club's page and ...
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  • Kweku Tsin 2 days ago

    Why are you surprise. Idiots, illiterates, villagers are the loudest voices in Ghana, drowing out the sensible people who want to move the country forward.

  • Bad_FA 2 days ago

    The current GFA & his executives are destroying football & the worst is about to happen.
    Look at player like Baba Rahman what will make any serious football association allow him to be part of its World Cup squad when he is ...
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  • Kofi Akwetey 2 days ago

    It's not the GFA destroying the Black Stars. Rather, the media and social media commentators who constantly criticize, insult and humiliate the players and their technical handlers.

  • To GFA 2 days ago

    You must be proactive in informing the people. When exactly did he tell you: before or after the Manchester City game?

  • TG 2 days ago

    I don't blame him

  • don presly 2 days ago

    Not surprising @ all.he's playing against liverpool @ Anfield after the international break.