A short History of Ghana’s contribution to football in Britain

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• KK 11 years ago

  Hm,interesting

  Hm,interesting

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• JATO 11 years ago

  The write did not write anout James Adjei and Stanley Mattews exhibition at Kumasi Jacksons park,where James show Stanley true ball control.James Adjei was in class of his own in the 50s & 60s.

  The write did not write anout James Adjei and Stanley Mattews exhibition at Kumasi Jacksons park,where James show Stanley true ball control.James Adjei was in class of his own in the 50s & 60s.

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• KK 11 years ago

  I guess there is so much we have to learn,I am not that old to remember either Osei Kofi and George Best playing but if Osei Kofi was thought to be more promising than George Best, then we had a gem,George Best is widely reg ...
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  I guess there is so much we have to learn,I am not that old to remember either Osei Kofi and George Best playing but if Osei Kofi was thought to be more promising than George Best, then we had a gem,George Best is widely regarded as one of the best players to play for Manchester United. There is an abundance of wealth in Africa when it comes to football,we can easily win world cup tournaments but for lack of organisation by the football authorities.

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• Stevo of nigeria 11 years ago

  Waaw,this article has realy thaught me a lot ,more is expected

  Waaw,this article has realy thaught me a lot ,more is expected

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• darius 11 years ago

  Very well written !!!

  Very well written !!!

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• GHANANIBA 11 years ago

  Very insightful artcle.Go Ghana

  Very insightful artcle.Go Ghana

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• nana 11 years ago

  good article, well done

  good article, well done

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• itsme 11 years ago

  ..without Stanley Matthews with Hearts Of Oak

  ..without Stanley Matthews with Hearts Of Oak

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• ******** 11 years ago

  Hearts of Oak also tour England in 1969. First Ghana Pele was Amusa Gbadamoshi, best player and best dribbler ever in Ghana's history.

  Hearts of Oak also tour England in 1969. First Ghana Pele was Amusa Gbadamoshi, best player and best dribbler ever in Ghana's history.

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• italy 11 years ago

  please other journalist to research and write like you do bless my friend. for the first time t have seen a sensible article on ghanaweb,

  please other journalist to research and write like you do bless my friend. for the first time t have seen a sensible article on ghanaweb,

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• Blaque Marque 11 years ago

  Manny Abbeyquaye, thanks for the insightful article.
  It was well researched and well written.
  Kudos to you.
  Oscar Wilde once said, and I quote...THOSE WHO FIND BEAUTIFUL MEANINGS IN BEAUTIFUL THINGS ARE CULTIVATED...THEY A ...
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  Manny Abbeyquaye, thanks for the insightful article.
  It was well researched and well written.
  Kudos to you.
  Oscar Wilde once said, and I quote...THOSE WHO FIND BEAUTIFUL MEANINGS IN BEAUTIFUL THINGS ARE CULTIVATED...THEY ARE THE ELECT, TO WHOM BEAUTIFUL THINGS ONLY MEAN BEAUTY.
  
  I dare add you to thoser who are counted among the cuiltivated and the elect.

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• Nana Poku, Essex 11 years ago

  Well researched article.

  Well researched article.

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• Ern 11 years ago

  Too long, too boring!

  Too long, too boring!

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• Adom 11 years ago

  Alex Nyarko also played in England for Everton(?). In a league match, a fan of the club ran unto the pitch and demanded that Alex should remove his jersey and give it him for he could do a better job that Alex Nyarko. Does an ...
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  Alex Nyarko also played in England for Everton(?). In a league match, a fan of the club ran unto the pitch and demanded that Alex should remove his jersey and give it him for he could do a better job that Alex Nyarko. Does anyboby remember that episode?

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