The Athletic celebrates 30th anniversary of Tony Yeboah's volley against Liverpool

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  • AFriCa 3 months ago

    This guy was a gem. Abedi had the advantages of winning African player of the year over him because of his captaincy which he used to influence Pfister and the gullible media. Abedi cost Ghana a lot for his selfish gains.

  • Sp 3 months ago

    Pig thinks better than you

  • AFriCa 3 months ago

    Hahahaha. The truth pierces your heart.

  • Sak 3 months ago

    AFriCa
    Why draw a parallel between the two football giants. They played completely different roles so how do you compare them. It is shallow and pedestrian to assert that Abedi won African Player of the year merely because h ...
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  • AFriCa 3 months ago

    I know where you're coming from, I don't argue with entitled dimwits pal.

  • Spio 3 months ago

    Tony Yeboah was on the fifa best 50 rating for 9 continue years. Abedi Parlle Ayew was just twice

  • Ghanabi Kofi 3 months ago

    Yegooooola. Too much

  • Kofi Kwatsi 3 months ago

    Is Tony Yeboah a forgotten soccer hero in Ghana? Why has he also left himself out of Ghana's soccer history after such splendid performance outside Ghana? I suggest that the GFA should revisit this man's glory and reset his a ...
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  • Spio 3 months ago

    They hate him because where he comes from in Ghana. Tribal jealous

  • Ye GOALER 3 months ago

    One of the Africa best if not the best of all time. Physical, simplified, lethal striker: YE BO AH this sound captures YEeeeeee jubilation when he scores, BOoooooo as his opponent is booed then Ahhhhhhhhhh the shout of his ...
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  • DEEVINITY 3 months ago

    Ooooooooo.......Aaaaaaaaaaa......Yeboaaaaahhhh!!!! The day the roof fell in at Elland Road!!! Oh such incredibly fantastic memories!! Tony Yeboah was your quintessential athlete who, at first glance did not look the part. Man ...
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  • Agbelimor Paris 3 months ago

    One of the best strikers of Ghana.His downfall began in football during AFCON where he formed divisions in the Black Stars and he was the leader of Kumasi group.

  • NzemaK 3 months ago

    It was rather the NPP affiliated media that created such perception.

    Yeboahs had a free mind. NPP thought they could use him to secure more vote come the next election.

  • @Nzemak 3 months ago

    Ei ei ei . Really ?

  • John Martin 3 months ago

    Mr foolish man, thanks that ur stupidity is still with u.
    Keep it thou kingdom.

  • NzemaK 3 months ago

    YEGOALA, back in those days in UK it was Yeboahs name I used to tell where I come from. H was a Germ.

  • Afrikaba1 3 months ago

    The strange thing is that he was a left footed striker. He would be worth £150m in today’s terms if Isak is going for £135m

  • DOVI 3 months ago

    I ALWAYS SAY AFTER TONY YEBOAH GHANA HAS NOT HAD A STRIKER LIKE HIM IN THE BLACK STARS, EVEN THOUGH ASAMOAH GYAN IS GOOD

  • Asamoah isn't a striker 3 months ago

    Just scoring penalties and wasting as many penalties! Asamoah cost gh so much. How many changes does he blow away before scoring and compare to other proper strikers. Its a pity Tony yeboah and abedi made pitches not made the ...
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  • Joko 3 months ago

    It's 30yrs already, still like it happened yesterday. One of the greatest goals ever scored in a football game.