2014 World Cup: United States looking for at least draw against Ghana

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AMERICA LOVER 9 years ago

I don't think that America will allow us to beat them three times in a roll.

I don't think that America will allow us to beat them three times in a roll.
kosh 9 years ago

wot u talking about american lover,america doesnt ave a choice,we are just better than them so its not a matter of choice.we'll beat the USA any day and they cant do anything about it,they are our bitches,hahahahahaha

wot u talking about american lover,america doesnt ave a choice,we are just better than them so its not a matter of choice.we'll beat the USA any day and they cant do anything about it,they are our bitches,hahahahahaha
mugu yaro 9 years ago

well said,thankz

well said,thankz
poku 9 years ago

guys check this is out on youtube, This Professor and soccer analyst predicts Ghana to win 2014 world cup

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zY1tM4h_ZyQ

guys check this is out on youtube, This Professor and soccer analyst predicts Ghana to win 2014 world cup

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zY1tM4h_ZyQ
GhanaBA 9 years ago

first of all i want u folks to understand that u are dealing with the Americans, when u manage to beat them once or twice pls dont expect to beat them a third time bcos, by then they have done their home work well. Americans ...
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first of all i want u folks to understand that u are dealing with the Americans, when u manage to beat them once or twice pls dont expect to beat them a third time bcos, by then they have done their home work well. Americans are good planners and preppers of any event, they learn their leasons the hard way! whiles they are camping and training our players are chilling and flexing. The Americans will play their spy tactics on our camp and bribe some few black folks within our camp in other to win their first game with Ghana. dont worry they have done so a million times! but i really fear Ghana loose, a draw is better.
john throway 9 years ago

it's so naive to hear that the americans have done their homework well and are prepared to beat ghana. do you think ghanaians are of course asleep? please shed off your inferiority complex for the yankees and stick away with ...
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it's so naive to hear that the americans have done their homework well and are prepared to beat ghana. do you think ghanaians are of course asleep? please shed off your inferiority complex for the yankees and stick away with the ladies if you're afraid.
Ashifo 9 years ago

Americans learn their lessons? From what did you make this ludicrous deduction? Perhaps the only lesson they ever learn is that they are always right, no matter how wrong they are.

In this case, even if the Americans lose ...
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Americans learn their lessons? From what did you make this ludicrous deduction? Perhaps the only lesson they ever learn is that they are always right, no matter how wrong they are.

In this case, even if the Americans lose tomorrows match against the Black Stars - which they certainly will - all things being equal, they will come out to prove why it was better that they lost.

Nevertheless, I agree with you that the handlers of the Black Stars should keep their eyes wide open for any underhand dealings that might sabotage the fortunes of the Black Stars. We have seen it all, from President Eisenhower's proposed friendship with Kwame Nkrumah whilst he plotted to overthrow him, the American sponsorship of Al Qaeda to overthrow the Syrian govt to history's greatest lie - the (non)existence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. For America winning comes at any cost – fair or foul.
Joe 9 years ago

US team is funny. Before they said they will beat Ghana, now they are pleading for a draw. Let us wait for tomorrow where the pitch will decide which one goes forward. Let us stop the talk because talking is cheap.

US team is funny. Before they said they will beat Ghana, now they are pleading for a draw. Let us wait for tomorrow where the pitch will decide which one goes forward. Let us stop the talk because talking is cheap.
little puppet 9 years ago

I love all this arrogance coming from the Ghana fans, it seems like you can't separate your personal attachments from the sport. We don't look for draws, we play to win. That being said, we respect Ghana as an opponent and lo ...
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I love all this arrogance coming from the Ghana fans, it seems like you can't separate your personal attachments from the sport. We don't look for draws, we play to win. That being said, we respect Ghana as an opponent and look forward to a highly contested match. I agree with the comment by Joe, "lets us stop the talk because talking is cheap".

P.S. We are no one's bitches (but ask Spain how it feels to be the Netherland's bitch)
Sep 9 years ago

Lazy journalism.

Lazy journalism.
jabez 9 years ago

Ghana will top the group with 7 points.This is my belief!You can choose not to believe it it shall surely come to pass.

Ghana will top the group with 7 points.This is my belief!You can choose not to believe it it shall surely come to pass.
SANTACLAUSIAN, Croydon 9 years ago

The USA can wish for a draw or whatever, for us, it is a win or nothing. If we draw with them then we are in trouble right away. We need the three points from them and then advance to pick up another two or four from the game ...
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The USA can wish for a draw or whatever, for us, it is a win or nothing. If we draw with them then we are in trouble right away. We need the three points from them and then advance to pick up another two or four from the games against Portugal and Germany. I think Portugal and Germany are going to draw today. We need the three points against the Americans to give us a much needed head start as it is such a tough group. Four points may be enough to go through as teams will take points off each other in this group

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