AFCON 2025: GFA to consult FIFA over Kwasi Appiah's potential 'conflict of interest'

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Tanko 1 year ago

Why would they be conflict of interest? He’s under contract with Sudan and he has a job to do. Yes, he has some advantages in the match however, I see no reason why the GFA should be worried. The entire nation should be con ...
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Why would they be conflict of interest? He’s under contract with Sudan and he has a job to do. Yes, he has some advantages in the match however, I see no reason why the GFA should be worried. The entire nation should be concerned not worried.
Wellwit 1 year ago

As GFA ExCo member he will be in meetings to discuss Black Stars selection, performances and can question coach Otto Addo. Now Rahat he is in competition with BlacStars his position at the GFA is no more tenable. He should ha ...
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As GFA ExCo member he will be in meetings to discuss Black Stars selection, performances and can question coach Otto Addo. Now Rahat he is in competition with BlacStars his position at the GFA is no more tenable. He should have resigned by himself and not be forced to do so shamefully.
Bossmamti 1 year ago

The GFA should simply modify its rules, policy, governance or whatever to indicate that an existing GFA executive cannot hold coaching job or any football ball related office in another country (except FIFA or CAF) while he/s ...
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The GFA should simply modify its rules, policy, governance or whatever to indicate that an existing GFA executive cannot hold coaching job or any football ball related office in another country (except FIFA or CAF) while he/she is a member of the governing body of GFA. It’s that simple! But maybe not for some. Take care.
Zaga 1 year ago

They're in a hurry to give the EXCO slot to another person

They're in a hurry to give the EXCO slot to another person
ray 1 year ago

Kwesi appear must resign from his position with the GFA.

Kwesi appear must resign from his position with the GFA.
Olufemelola Okikiolu-Victoria Island 1 year ago

Kwasi Appiah is giving heart attack to GFA and OTTO ADDO as NAPO and BAWUMIA is giving ndc

Kwasi Appiah is giving heart attack to GFA and OTTO ADDO as NAPO and BAWUMIA is giving ndc
Mr Truth 1 year ago

Napo and Bawumia are nobodies to an average Ghanaian. How much is the ball of kenkey and how much is the electricity is what bothers a Ghanaian not NPP.
NPP will be buried in December.

Napo and Bawumia are nobodies to an average Ghanaian. How much is the ball of kenkey and how much is the electricity is what bothers a Ghanaian not NPP.
NPP will be buried in December.
Bobby dicicco 1 year ago

Potential? You people are sick.

Potential? You people are sick.
Attuquaye 1 year ago

Just fire him from the GFA ExCo and let Kotoko nominate someone to replace him.

Just fire him from the GFA ExCo and let Kotoko nominate someone to replace him.
Ougrabako 1 year ago

Why is he still part of GFA????.
He is faraway from Ghana coaching Sudan who is in the same group as Ghana and still part of GFA committee. Why is he not resigning?

Why is he still part of GFA????.
He is faraway from Ghana coaching Sudan who is in the same group as Ghana and still part of GFA committee. Why is he not resigning?
Mr Truth 1 year ago

Incompetence of NPP affecting everything in Ghana.

Incompetence of NPP affecting everything in Ghana.
Watchman 1 year ago

The Sudan FA is making a lot of sense to question the interest of Kwesi Appiah. Kwesi should simply resign his position in the GFA and concentrate on his employment as the gaffer of Sudan. Why is common sense not common to Kw ...
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The Sudan FA is making a lot of sense to question the interest of Kwesi Appiah. Kwesi should simply resign his position in the GFA and concentrate on his employment as the gaffer of Sudan. Why is common sense not common to Kwesi Appiah?
Critical 1 year ago

To all Kwesi Is not resigning today or tomorrow
In this digitized and electronic world u can manage any business from anywhere meetings can be through zoom and there will be no problem
Does Exco decide to go and bribe refe ...
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To all Kwesi Is not resigning today or tomorrow
In this digitized and electronic world u can manage any business from anywhere meetings can be through zoom and there will be no problem
Does Exco decide to go and bribe referees to win matches it is the responsibility of coaches to strategize and win or lose matches and there after submit reports
Is gfa chairman secretary randy abbey mospacka Archie and all exco members not owning teams
Leave Akwasi alone to learn some dollars for the country jealous and illiterate Ghanaians
The concern is psyche Ghanaian players to play well and not depend on friends to play
Anytime Mensah plays at left back and crosses the ball into the opponents penalty there is a goal but this boys always passes the ball backwards instead of highlighting this his strength to him
Akwasi is a professional and fifa will laugh at gfa full of idiots
Yao 1 year ago

Is he not supposed to do his work? Didn't we reject him or better still were we satisfied with his work on Ghana?

Is he not supposed to do his work? Didn't we reject him or better still were we satisfied with his work on Ghana?
Major 1 year ago

Black Stars have already surrendered. Game over. Stop looking for a scapegoat.

Black Stars have already surrendered. Game over. Stop looking for a scapegoat.
Mr Truth 1 year ago

This qualifiers has made Kwesi Appiah to look like Ancelotti of Real Madrid. He knows Ghana is capable of beaten Sudan both home and away inspite of whoever is their coach. In fact Ghana doesn’t need a coach to beat Sudan. ...
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This qualifiers has made Kwesi Appiah to look like Ancelotti of Real Madrid. He knows Ghana is capable of beaten Sudan both home and away inspite of whoever is their coach. In fact Ghana doesn’t need a coach to beat Sudan. Compare a player to a player.
Voice Vital247 1 year ago

The conflict of interest is obvious. He cannot serve to masters because the potential of him subverting one of the sides. This is how law considers it. The same thread runs through the the current hotel sale saga. But because ...
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The conflict of interest is obvious. He cannot serve to masters because the potential of him subverting one of the sides. This is how law considers it. The same thread runs through the the current hotel sale saga. But because it is politics the principle is being brushed off by NPP sympathizers.
Voice Vital247 1 year ago

He cannot serve two masters........

He cannot serve two masters........
Aqquabbaa 1 year ago

Balderdash!!! You are now scared. You will lose the case. Is he the first to ever coach two national teams. Stupid decisions are absolutely stupid. Better don't go to FIFA and stop wasting our time. Go and train and face kwas ...
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Balderdash!!! You are now scared. You will lose the case. Is he the first to ever coach two national teams. Stupid decisions are absolutely stupid. Better don't go to FIFA and stop wasting our time. Go and train and face kwasi ans his team.
Now Now 1 year ago

History has it that Ghana had a Serbian Coach when she played in the same Group with Serbia in the World cup. But that is a different issue.

Should Ghana maul Sudan in any match, Kwesi should expect suspicion.

All said ...
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History has it that Ghana had a Serbian Coach when she played in the same Group with Serbia in the World cup. But that is a different issue.

Should Ghana maul Sudan in any match, Kwesi should expect suspicion.

All said and done, Kwesi should make it easier for all by resigning one of them.

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