'Olympic Games failure is a blot on Nyantakyi's administration'

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• Chief Rasheed 8 years ago

  The stubborn fly follows the corpse to the grave, and it is stupidity that makes the goat ignore the roar of the lion. It is therefore better for Nyantakyi to stay aside before the gathering cloud, turns into a storm and de ...
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  The stubborn fly follows the corpse to the grave, and it is stupidity that makes the goat ignore the roar of the lion. It is therefore better for Nyantakyi to stay aside before the gathering cloud, turns into a storm and descends heavily on him. All these proverbs are meant for ugly Nyantakyi to eat.

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• Banana 8 years ago

  Thank you Mr Technical director for bringing this Olympics quagmire to the fore..Nyantakyi and his misinformed admirers always use the performance of the Black Stars as the yardstick for him to remain in office...What perform ...
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  Thank you Mr Technical director for bringing this Olympics quagmire to the fore..Nyantakyi and his misinformed admirers always use the performance of the Black Stars as the yardstick for him to remain in office...What performance?...Black Stars have not won any trophy since 1982 in Libya...They have always come short since the incumbency of Nyantakyi...Now the Olympics...we have not qualified for this prestigious tournament in the last three tournaments with four years apart...Even though Nigeria and Cameroon have won Olympics Gold, Ghana was the first African country to win Olympics football medal in Barcelona 1992 when they won Bronze under Coach Arday
  Another area where Nyantakyi has fallen short is the local league...it is so weak that Ghanaian teams can no longer go past the preliminary round whereby in the 70/80s, Ghanaian teams almost always reach semis or finals...what is he doing to improve the local league to attract fans back to the stadiums and parks?...nothing..Nyantakyi even owns a team in the local league-Wa Stars-which is a conflict of interest and should disqualify him from being GFA President...for the local league, my suggestion is, all local players, including those from the numerous Academies, MUST play in the local league for a minimum of certain years (2-3)before they can be transferred to go outside. As for the Meteors and their failure to qualify for the Olympics, i think its time to change the coach...Malik was a good player and a successful coach with Kotoko but he's too old now to handle the Meteors...

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