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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 2 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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• Dr Nti 2 weeks ago

  The technical team must concentrate on the team that qualified ghana to the wc and forget about the rubbish to Japan and S Korea

  The technical team must concentrate on the team that qualified ghana to the wc and forget about the rubbish to Japan and S Korea

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• Weed smoker 2 weeks ago

  I dont hail anyone of them. They have raised serious questions about the quality of not only Ghana but African football im general. Japan and south korea are not France or Argentina but still no chance for socall african "gia ...
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  I dont hail anyone of them. They have raised serious questions about the quality of not only Ghana but African football im general. Japan and south korea are not France or Argentina but still no chance for socall african "giants" to draw or beat them. Ghanas record against japan is goals scored and conceeded a total of 6!!!! in two games. The absence of our key players Kudus and Partey is no excuse since Japan qnd South Korea played with their 2nd team self. Ghana we should forget about wc as we will exit with 0 points and 0 goals scored no matter what opponent we face we will lose to them and here we are celebrating our village champions asare adu and kwasi sibo.

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• kwaku-t 2 weeks ago

  ALL THESE ARE NOT NECESSARY. THE ONLY FACT IS THAT GHANA LOST THE GAME. FULL STOP. IN FOOTBALL POINTS/CREDITS ARE NOT AWARDED FOR ANY OTHER COSMETICS ... EXCEPT THE WINNINGS ... GOALS !!!!!

  ALL THESE ARE NOT NECESSARY. THE ONLY FACT IS THAT GHANA LOST THE GAME. FULL STOP. IN FOOTBALL POINTS/CREDITS ARE NOT AWARDED FOR ANY OTHER COSMETICS ... EXCEPT THE WINNINGS ... GOALS !!!!!

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• Ghana Team 2 weeks ago

  The team doesn't have any fire power upfront. Its all mildfielders and dribbling in their own box. Without fire power upfront, the team is flat lethargic.The Coach must solve the striking problem persistent after Gyan, KP Boa ...
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  The team doesn't have any fire power upfront. Its all mildfielders and dribbling in their own box. Without fire power upfront, the team is flat lethargic.The Coach must solve the striking problem persistent after Gyan, KP Boateng era.

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• God's property 2 weeks ago

  Let give them more time to prove themselves they Will become better

  Let give them more time to prove themselves they Will become better

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• Yaa Yaa Jose Mourinho 2 weeks ago

  The alarm bells are ringing across Ghanaian football, and Black Stars supporters can feel the heat. A team once known for fearless attacking flair now looks blunt, hesitant, and worryingly short of firepower.
  Match after mat ...
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  The alarm bells are ringing across Ghanaian football, and Black Stars supporters can feel the heat. A team once known for fearless attacking flair now looks blunt, hesitant, and worryingly short of firepower.
  Match after match, the midfield is forced to drop too deep, firefighting in their own box while the frontline waits for chances that never come. The trademark Ghanaian spark — the pace, the punch, the swagger — seems to have evaporated. Fans are watching a side that looks flat, lethargic, and far too easy to contain.
  Pressure is tightening around the technical bench. Ghana needs cutting edge. It needs goals. It needs a striker who can turn half-chances into headlines. Without a solution to the attacking crisis, the Black Stars risk drifting into yet another cycle of frustration — and the supporters’ patience is wearing thin.
  The nation wants answers. The coach must act.
  And this is where I speak directly to André “Dede” Ayew. Get back to the gym. Rebuild. Who knows — you could be our Roger Milla story. You are only 34, and many of your age-mates are still performing at top level: the Ronaldos, the Messis, even Kanté in the French team. Critics will surface and some will attack this suggestion, but don’t be bothered. I believe that if given the opportunity, your aerial strength — especially your heading ability, which this current team desperately lacks — and your unmatched dedication and patriotism will speak for themselves.
  GHANA, let Dede Ayew back into this team. Even if not for tactics alone, it could fulfill his greatest wish and inspire future generations.
  And to readers, any insults or disagreements about this advice should be directed at me, Yaa Yaa — not the captain who led Ghana to its first-ever FIFA U20 World Cup triumph

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