Africa For Final Initiative launched in Accra

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• Akamai 10 years ago

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• Oposini 10 years ago

  Put the same effort in helping poor children education....

  Put the same effort in helping poor children education....

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• Victor A. Young 10 years ago

  Massive support for Ghana and other African nations participating in WC-2014 is good, but won't guarantee victory! What we have to do is to prepare well, tactically, physically and psychologically. There're new science in foo ...
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  Massive support for Ghana and other African nations participating in WC-2014 is good, but won't guarantee victory! What we have to do is to prepare well, tactically, physically and psychologically. There're new science in football and all we have to do is to learn it quickly and adopt it and add our own to it and shock the world. There must be total bond or cohesion among our players. I think our Coaches know it and will not let Ghana down.

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• Victor A. Young 10 years ago

  In this tough group, one loss and a draw will surely send us will not take us beyond the 1st round. Two wins and a draw can do the magic for us so we better start thinking forward to succeed!
  
  And as well, 2 Yellow Cards eq ...
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  In this tough group, one loss and a draw will surely send us will not take us beyond the 1st round. Two wins and a draw can do the magic for us so we better start thinking forward to succeed!
  
  And as well, 2 Yellow Cards equals 1 suspended sick player so our players must avoid senseless tackles esp. when provoked. Often times, referees in any WC that we've seen tend to favour European nations more than others when it comes to awarding free-kicks, penalties etc. in WCs. We have to be on the alert. We must play fluent and exciting football; there should be an improvement this over our previous WC appearances. Let's aim to win every game.

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• Prof. Ato Azumah 10 years ago

  This is a noble idea. Just like the sceptics said at the launch of the OAU/AU some see no value in this even though Ghanaians enjoyed this spirit in 2010 in South Africa. VIVA AFI. Keep it up, Mr Ofei,and also get that lazy o ...
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  This is a noble idea. Just like the sceptics said at the launch of the OAU/AU some see no value in this even though Ghanaians enjoyed this spirit in 2010 in South Africa. VIVA AFI. Keep it up, Mr Ofei,and also get that lazy organization called CAF to support it.

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