Interference claims: Kurt Okraku replies CK Akonnor

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Almighty St. Ghfuo: Gh leaders are stupid 4 months ago

ck gyimi he wont talk wat are you afraid of? in life you have to let your no be no n your yes be yesthe top coaches like ancelotti, pep dont entertain this bullshit n thats why they got to where they are today. so learn from ...
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ck gyimi he wont talk wat are you afraid of? in life you have to let your no be no n your yes be yesthe top coaches like ancelotti, pep dont entertain this bullshit n thats why they got to where they are today. so learn from them n tel gfa to themelves if they could coach why did they hire you?
Blessed Man 4 months ago

Do you think Kurt would confess and say he interfered with any coaches work???

Do you think Kurt would confess and say he interfered with any coaches work???
Tadii 4 months ago

Everybody knows that you are lying so stop trying hard to explain yourself Kurt .

Everybody knows that you are lying so stop trying hard to explain yourself Kurt .
Goodman 4 months ago

Ghana can recover if the corrupt ONES resign.
Pls KURT if you love gh. resign NOW.

Ghana can recover if the corrupt ONES resign.
Pls KURT if you love gh. resign NOW.
Nana Ototro Bonsu IVXI 4 months ago

It is always a difficult task for the truth to prevail on how we deal with the system.

It is always a difficult task for the truth to prevail on how we deal with the system.
Jon Swam 4 months ago

The interference in the work of coaches is the bane of GH football. People in position want their boys to play no matter what. Football has collapsed in Ghana. Stay away from support if you don't want to die before time

The interference in the work of coaches is the bane of GH football. People in position want their boys to play no matter what. Football has collapsed in Ghana. Stay away from support if you don't want to die before time
Kofi Akwetey 4 months ago

Any coach who allows the FA to interfere with his technical work is not fit for the job. Any professional worth his salt would resign or at least complain publicly. Deflecting blame from those responsible onto people we don't ...
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Any coach who allows the FA to interfere with his technical work is not fit for the job. Any professional worth his salt would resign or at least complain publicly. Deflecting blame from those responsible onto people we don't like is why we can't progress
Subin 4 months ago

Ah but Kurt himself said it on radio that he'll not allow ck alone to do his callings, he will suggest to him.

Ah but Kurt himself said it on radio that he'll not allow ck alone to do his callings, he will suggest to him.
Luca 4 months ago

Even foreign academies know gfa is corrupt. If it wasn’t for corruption why would there be so much failure in the football structure in the country. You can’t blame the white man for this. So why is he lying to the people ...
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Even foreign academies know gfa is corrupt. If it wasn’t for corruption why would there be so much failure in the football structure in the country. You can’t blame the white man for this. So why is he lying to the people of the country.
Has he given any reason why we have failed in the last to 8 years?
Daniel 4 months ago

They will not resign we have to force them out

They will not resign we have to force them out
No comments 4 months ago

The government must hold a meeting with the past coaches and hear their side of the story for the way forward

The government must hold a meeting with the past coaches and hear their side of the story for the way forward
danbofori@gmail.com 4 months ago

Get out the hell, Kurt! Resign honorable as Eto has done. Shameless Entity. So so na money chop-chop you know

Get out the hell, Kurt! Resign honorable as Eto has done. Shameless Entity. So so na money chop-chop you know
Emma osew 4 months ago

Write your comment kurt must reign from his post

Write your comment kurt must reign from his post
Oklemekuku 4 months ago

Yes, there was no interference, but tactical intervention,,as the late E T Mensah coined it, at the time.

Yes, there was no interference, but tactical intervention,,as the late E T Mensah coined it, at the time.
King Solomon 4 months ago

It will be wise enough for the government to invite all the battered coaches since Okraku's regime and question them. On that, we will know the truth, if he ever interfered with their work.

It will be wise enough for the government to invite all the battered coaches since Okraku's regime and question them. On that, we will know the truth, if he ever interfered with their work.
Seabreeze 4 months ago

Then he should get rid of the useless black stars management committee. That ridiculous set up is a form of interference, especially when it is headed by his relative.

Then he should get rid of the useless black stars management committee. That ridiculous set up is a form of interference, especially when it is headed by his relative.
Ivor Mensah 4 months ago

Gfa is there for their personal interests. Kurt okraku will just lie like any thief. Another banger is kwesi nyantekyi. You MUST be a thief to belong to the gfa.

Gfa is there for their personal interests. Kurt okraku will just lie like any thief. Another banger is kwesi nyantekyi. You MUST be a thief to belong to the gfa.
Manaodo@gmail.com 4 months ago

Kurt u need to resign urself if u are honest to urself. Be bold and call a spade a spade because since u well appointed GFA president the black stars team had vetually colaspsed and have not seen this as shame to ur administr ...
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Kurt u need to resign urself if u are honest to urself. Be bold and call a spade a spade because since u well appointed GFA president the black stars team had vetually colaspsed and have not seen this as shame to ur administration.
Zizou 4 months ago

They are making big big money at my expense!
Will not sit aloof. Wait

They are making big big money at my expense!
Will not sit aloof. Wait
Bana 4 months ago

They the GFA hide behind the FIFA rule against government interference in football administration to do their own thing. The GFA president owns a team in the local premier league, and owns an academy. Likewise all the executi ...
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They the GFA hide behind the FIFA rule against government interference in football administration to do their own thing. The GFA president owns a team in the local premier league, and owns an academy. Likewise all the executive committee members, who are also player agents. They all want their players to play in the national teams to raise their values and so they pressure the coaches to use their players. Thats what they do and that's a big conflict of interest. You cannot eat your cake and have it! The GFA must change their constitution to make non team owners eligible to contest for the president and executive committee members positions. Its like you don't have to be a doctor to be a minister of health or a general to be a minister of defense. Its the same way you don't have to be a team owner to be football association president.
Ekumfi Akyen 3 months ago

Kurt Okraku:Simply resign and spare us more agonies otherwise we will hunt you down
We don't need ur idiotic explanation of this and that.You and the entire GFA is corrupt motherfuckers.

Kurt Okraku:Simply resign and spare us more agonies otherwise we will hunt you down
We don't need ur idiotic explanation of this and that.You and the entire GFA is corrupt motherfuckers.
Ekumfi Akyen 3 months ago

Kutt Okraku:That name rings a bell of absolute failure in my ears
Crook Okraku and his henchmen has wounded Ghana Soccer for years come
My question is why not resign?

Kutt Okraku:That name rings a bell of absolute failure in my ears
Crook Okraku and his henchmen has wounded Ghana Soccer for years come
My question is why not resign?
ABREDU 3 months ago

Leave Okraku alone. The entire Ghanaian leadership system is rotten. All Ghanaians should pause for a moment and say I'm changing my attitude. Parliamentarians should show the way by deciding today that they have all changed ...
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Leave Okraku alone. The entire Ghanaian leadership system is rotten. All Ghanaians should pause for a moment and say I'm changing my attitude. Parliamentarians should show the way by deciding today that they have all changed for the better. No more bribes. No more manipulations. No more favoritism. No more interference in somebody's official decisions. The press should also change their attitude. If it is not about my team, it is bad. If the player selected is not from my team, then forget it. all need to change. Only a change across the board will ensure a good BLACK STARS team and a good technical Team. God bless Ghana.
Kwaku Acheampong 3 months ago

I pray that the next coach will have the capability of standing strong to take his own decision in regards to selections and how the game should go.

For God sake, let us try to do something for Ghana and stop thinking abou ...
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I pray that the next coach will have the capability of standing strong to take his own decision in regards to selections and how the game should go.

For God sake, let us try to do something for Ghana and stop thinking about what will come into our pockets.

A good name is better than many riches
Nii 3 months ago

Derrick says "he feels CK was not given free hand". Do we have to deal with people's feelings or with facts and evidence?

Derrick says "he feels CK was not given free hand". Do we have to deal with people's feelings or with facts and evidence?
DORKUCHO TANIHU 3 months ago

Get raid of the GFA officials with our former BLACK STARS players to manage the BLACK STARS and things will change for the better.
THANKS

Get raid of the GFA officials with our former BLACK STARS players to manage the BLACK STARS and things will change for the better.
THANKS

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