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The curious case of black stars returnees

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  • Y33 bodam aa wu si rasta 10 years ago

    To school. There is no premis for this article

  • OGA yum yum 10 years ago

    ...just asking

  • moyo 10 years ago

    Talking trash.

  • Azuma, FL 10 years ago

    Why is trash talk...because you don't have anything sensible to say about this excellent article? By the way, do you really understand the writer's point in his analysis? Coward, what is your real name? Don't hide behind some ...
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  • Adongo 10 years ago

    Only sensible readers will appreciate the wisdom in the authors views.its indeed a sticky situation.I can back-fire on the teams performance....let's hope it doesn't.Remember Abedi and Tony Yeboah's situation years ago?

  • Azuma, FL 10 years ago

    Just curious, did the writer say he is Ghanaian journalist?

  • jayden 10 years ago

    Good article but my question for you is what school of thought do you fall in,For or against the returnees? Niiayitey

  • ME 10 years ago

    Don't worry jayden, the writer is still undecided. Maybe he does not believe in value judgement or he needs more time.

  • Nii 10 years ago

    First of all, not all those who hailed the return of these guys think their inclusion in the team will 'increase' Ghana's chances. Some of us believe that if all of Ghana's active players are available for selection, the coa ...
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  • Jojo 10 years ago

    I don't care if you are Baba Yara or Pele! Rules are rule!!!
    These guys should never be allowed to play for the nation again! As Ghanaians, we've all been brought to respect and honor our nation! These players after being nu ...
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  • Me 10 years ago

    Jojo, I agree with you 200%. You have simply and sensibly answered all the questions for GFA and the coach. There is no other answer to what the writer has written.
    As you said rules are rules and Ghana has to stick to r ...
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  • Prince, ON 10 years ago

    THANK U JOJO FOR YOUR VOICE ALL AM SAYING IS THAT IF ABEDI PELE WAS A GREAT PLAYER DURING OUR DAYS FINE. THAT DOESN'T MEAN THAT HIS KIDS TOO ARE GREAT. AFTER ALL WHAT CUP OR SILVERWARE
    DID HE ABEDI BROUGHT TO GHANA DURING HI ...
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  • mimi 10 years ago

    is this article only about Abedi´s kids?? Dede until he his short leave, played every blackstar ame..What about kevin, what has he played 4 gh??? Can´t believe people are so mad at the Ayews than they are with kevin....Kevi ...
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  • mimi 10 years ago

    is this article only about Abedi´s kids?? Dede until his short leave, played every blackstar game..What about kevin, what has he played 4 gh??? Can´t believe people are so mad at the Ayews than they are with kevin....Kevin ...
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  • J.O 10 years ago

    I strongly agree with you

  • Nii 10 years ago

    'These players after being nurtured and groomed by Ghana'? Ghana neither groomed nor nurtured any of those players. The Ayews were groomed and nurtured by France. Kevin Prince Boateng was groomed and nurtured by Germany.

  • ERICUS 10 years ago

    How long should we allow indiscipline to destroy our wonderful national team. Let's learn from Cote D'voire, they have all these great players and what did those player do for them? NOTHING. INDISCIPLINE MUST NOT BE TOLERATED ...
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  • abele 10 years ago

    Before they could be accepted back into the Blackstars,they have to render unqualified apology to the coach, the GFA,and Ghanaians as a whole as custom demands.Anything short of that means they can never be selected to play f ...
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  • Great Olympics 10 years ago

    Chase those crazy baldheads "Kwesi Nyantakyi" out of town "GFA"

  • mensah abrampa 10 years ago

    God did not make us perfect but perfection is attainable.We're all fallible but we can learn from our mistakes and grow from grace to grace until we attain perfection.
    I'm sorry for an introduction that may appear to some a ...
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  • Edem Lasisi, Atlanta 10 years ago

    Your article covered delegate interventions, including the president's; player egos; divided fans or schools of thought; opportunistic-type players; national duty (although you didn't mention the role of "dual nationality," s ...
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  • J.O 10 years ago

    Stop these insults Edem, and talk sense. What has the coach done?

  • Andy Djan 10 years ago

    Thoughtful article. To add my own 2 cents... The root cause of all these situations - Huge Egos! There has to be an acknowledgement of this cause. If players feel too big or better than their team mates/coaches etc....they sh ...
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  • Chang 10 years ago

    Were the Ayew's not there when Zambia beat Ghana at AFCON 2012 and in Zambia during the WC2014 qualifiers. Who says their inclusion will help us to qualify. Do not disrupt the peace and harmony in camp now.

    All of us have ...
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  • kofi 10 years ago

    very good point. They have become a distraction, we are cruising along and suddenly they show their faces saying we are interested.

  • mimi 10 years ago

    is this article only abt the Ayews?? i dont know why u guys hate them so much....Kevin´s case is even worse, but nobody has mentioned it....Dede has not played only a cpl of games for the blackstars.....what has kevin done 4 ...
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  • Africanus 10 years ago

    It is a disgrace you measure Dede's role in the national teams only by his involvement in our lose to Zambia. Wasn't he there when we made it to the world cup in South Africa and almost made it to the semi-finals. Didn't he c ...
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  • CHESTOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 10 years ago

    akokor fuun article

  • Sarskoberta 10 years ago

    Wait a minute!. Who went abegging?
    Are you referring to the presidential act of Prez Mahama versus the Ayews in normalizing the thorny situation? OR the managerial duties of a coach who has dreams of a world beater?

    Did t ...
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  • KojoLee@Dilemma-Situation 10 years ago

    Prof. Sarskarudansfog,

    I Nicodemusly jumped to the so called "Walatulization" camp knowing coach MRAA was going to insist players to abide by the rules and conduct in the Black Star team.

    And where are we now?

    You ...
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  • kofi 10 years ago

    THEY MAY END UP PUNCHING HOLES IN OUR SAIL.

  • Sarskoberta 10 years ago

    Yep! you did. And you did the right thing, revamping the efforts of the "Self-Help of the African child.
    The reason why Walatulization was born. You haven't lost a thing.

    In the case of MotherGhana, who from time immemori ...
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  • GORDON YEBOAH,USA 10 years ago

    THERE IS THIS CHILDREN PLAY CALLED:JACK WHERE ARE YOU.I DONT KNOW IF THAT IS THE REAL NAME.YOUR FACE IS COVERED IN THIS GAME SO THAT YOU WOULD BE ASKING ANOTHER WITHOUT ANYTHING IN THE FACE THAT JACK WHERE ARE YOU?HE(THE UNCO ...
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  • Togbe Nana 10 years ago

    Whatever anyone says, I believe we need strength in depth. We may have a first eleven, but we have problems in bringing in suitable substitutes. So if someone says that these players are coming because we have almost qualifie ...
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  • Emma, NJ 10 years ago

    perfect, no other way to say it than this. Good job hopefully, GFA, the coach and the players figured it out some how for the benefit of Ghana fans.

  • Jawatabs 10 years ago

    This is one of few Ghanaians who speak or write a lot of sense on Ghanaweb. Excellent analysis. Keep it up.

  • Jawatabs 10 years ago

    The writer doesn't necessarily have to have 'a school of thought'. He has played his role excellently by raising the issues. It's for you to decide whether the issues raised are pertinent to the subject matter. Who are these ...
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  • Larry Danson 10 years ago

    Well said Nii,
    To the uneducated, this food for thought of yours is junk but kudos to you.,.. There is certainly many questions that I personally want us to ponder on? Why are they returning now? Could it be that we are clos ...
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  • Kotey Q 10 years ago

    Well said Mr. Ayiteh. It could not have been articulated better.

  • Nii 10 years ago

    I wonder why these journalist refuse to hold the FA responsible for any of these issues.
    Dude, you want the players to admit claim some responsibility. My question to you and most of your colleagues is, has nay of you ask t ...
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  • BB 10 years ago

    Good piece Nii. The underlying issues have not been trashed out, at least not to our knowledge. And why can't it happen again?
    And good song choices too!

  • K O Yeboah 10 years ago

    U are write,gfa have to forvet three of them,they dont desive any place in the black star at all,corruption is every corner in Ghana,bribes is turning the country on one way street.Ghana have players to represent in any divis ...
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  • Kofius 10 years ago

    So why wasn't this an issue when Asa Djan resigned and came back to be rewarded with the Captaincy?. Is it b'cos we dont like the Ayews already and were waiting for an excuse to clear them ?