Ghanaian prodigy Kobbie Mainoo named Manchester United Player of the Month for January

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• Kwaku Tee 4 months ago

  Kobbie Mainoo is not a Ghanaian and our journalists shd stop describing him as such.Same way we be offended if the British press refers to him as a Ghanaian when he commits a crime .

  Kobbie Mainoo is not a Ghanaian and our journalists shd stop describing him as such.Same way we be offended if the British press refers to him as a Ghanaian when he commits a crime .

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• P Djamgbe. 4 months ago

  Kwaku Tee, what annoys me most is, if the parents of this talented young man were to come here in Ghana and vie for an MP position, the same people calling him (Kobbie Mainoo) a Ghanaian would be the first to tell them (his p ...
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  Kwaku Tee, what annoys me most is, if the parents of this talented young man were to come here in Ghana and vie for an MP position, the same people calling him (Kobbie Mainoo) a Ghanaian would be the first to tell them (his parents) that they are not Ghanaians.

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• Myself 4 months ago

  Never play for this hopeless country called Ghana. Start and play for England.

  Never play for this hopeless country called Ghana. Start and play for England.

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• Zibo Cujo 4 months ago

  Just naturalise for England and tell Ghanaians to keep quite

  Just naturalise for England and tell Ghanaians to keep quite

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• Bob 4 months ago

  Dr. Congo team is dominated by foreign born players meanwhile they have one of the best clubs on the continent, TP Mazimbe. Nigeria also have so many foreign borns, France won the World Cup with almost African players but the ...
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  Dr. Congo team is dominated by foreign born players meanwhile they have one of the best clubs on the continent, TP Mazimbe. Nigeria also have so many foreign borns, France won the World Cup with almost African players but the selfish Ghanaians wants only local players dominate the national team, they don't know that times have changed.

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• Anokwale 3 months ago

  Thank you. Many of these people speak out of anger and jealousy but forget that most of the teams at AFCON were very European. They do not do their research and speak with emotion because the are wounded by the defeats. Pe ...
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  Thank you. Many of these people speak out of anger and jealousy but forget that most of the teams at AFCON were very European. They do not do their research and speak with emotion because the are wounded by the defeats. People must stay objective and avoid emotional commentary.

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