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• TG 3 weeks ago

  As a player and as a coach but also coaching Ghana at multiple World Cups too

  As a player and as a coach but also coaching Ghana at multiple World Cups too

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• Actually. 3 weeks ago

  Ah!!

  Ah!!

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 3 weeks ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.......for instance 15 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.......for instance 15 paracetamol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• NK 3 weeks ago

  Still some people don't appreciate his work

  Still some people don't appreciate his work

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• Nii 3 weeks ago

  Michael Essien would have been his Deputy and also as former WC participant.Unfortunately bcoz of his bad PR at home he rejected that opportunity. Our old players shd learn to take risk and accept tasks given to them

  Michael Essien would have been his Deputy and also as former WC participant.Unfortunately bcoz of his bad PR at home he rejected that opportunity. Our old players shd learn to take risk and accept tasks given to them

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• Kojo 3 weeks ago

  You don't accept a task and the person who gave you the task come meddling in it!!! Then blames you when it fails!!!

  You don't accept a task and the person who gave you the task come meddling in it!!! Then blames you when it fails!!!

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• Joe 3 weeks ago

  did you forgot Diego Maradona and the Senegalese coach, Aliou Cisse

  did you forgot Diego Maradona and the Senegalese coach, Aliou Cisse

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• Reuben Addo 2 weeks ago

  Otto Addo featured for Ghana at the 2006 Mundial as a player but remains the only African gaffer to qualify for the tournament twice in succession.
  
  Interestingly four coaches who qualified African teams once played in foot ...
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  Otto Addo featured for Ghana at the 2006 Mundial as a player but remains the only African gaffer to qualify for the tournament twice in succession.
  
  Interestingly four coaches who qualified African teams once played in football's most prestigious showpiece Hossam Hassan donned Egypt's iconic jersey at the 1990 edition, Sami Trabelsi followed suit for Tunisia in 1998 Pape Bouna Thiaw was part of Senegal's historic quarter-final feat four years later and Emerse Fae played a part in Cote d' Ivoire's debut on German soil.
  
  Jamal Sellami who steered Jordan to next year's quadrennial event for the first time was in the thick of affairs for Morocco in 1998.
  
  With all due respect, the architect of Argentina's 1986 World Cup triumph, Carlos Salvador Bilardo Digiano never featured as a player for La Albiceleste in the tournament.

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• Reuben Addo 2 weeks ago

  Ghana tasted defeat at the hands of Comoros on November 21,2023 in Moroni thanks to Myziane Maolida.

  Ghana tasted defeat at the hands of Comoros on November 21,2023 in Moroni thanks to Myziane Maolida.

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