Toure weeps for Charles Taylor

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Oristo 9 years ago

Blame Herbert Mensah and your advisors

Blame Herbert Mensah and your advisors
pareh stevenson sark 9 years ago

ohhh y Ghana y plzzzzzz hlp taylor wai

ohhh y Ghana y plzzzzzz hlp taylor wai
Kejetia Nkomo 9 years ago

It all started when Charles Taylor allowed himself to be influenced to joined Kotoko. He should have known better that he will go out of shape one day. Sad news for all those players who made similar wrong decision when they ...
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It all started when Charles Taylor allowed himself to be influenced to joined Kotoko. He should have known better that he will go out of shape one day. Sad news for all those players who made similar wrong decision when they are their peek form
Kojo Addae, Dansoman, Accra 9 years ago

This is a good prize or betrayal. When you had the opportunity to go to Europe, you said Hearts should go away with its European contract.....and that all you want is Kotoko. What a fool?

This is a good prize or betrayal. When you had the opportunity to go to Europe, you said Hearts should go away with its European contract.....and that all you want is Kotoko. What a fool?
aduanaba nana agyei domaa 9 years ago

tayloy donot worry at all because those who made your career very miserable will also suffer in life especially when moved from juju never say die to kotoko the club of the century in africa

tayloy donot worry at all because those who made your career very miserable will also suffer in life especially when moved from juju never say die to kotoko the club of the century in africa
Yaw Manu 9 years ago

Yes. Show your love to this unfortunate player.

Yes. Show your love to this unfortunate player.
Kwesi - USA 9 years ago

Ghanaians overblow their egos when they see a little success.
When things are good, we think it is forever. We don't plan,invest or make informed decisions and when things go bad, we start lloking for people to blame. Sorry, ...
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Ghanaians overblow their egos when they see a little success.
When things are good, we think it is forever. We don't plan,invest or make informed decisions and when things go bad, we start lloking for people to blame. Sorry, Sir, you had control over whatever you did. it was your choice, live with it.
salinsa 9 years ago

i think toure has overpraised. one on one i will choose don bortey over taylor. secondly in the year 2000, although it was exciting having taylor with hearts and indeed contributed immensely to winning the cup, he came to mee ...
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i think toure has overpraised. one on one i will choose don bortey over taylor. secondly in the year 2000, although it was exciting having taylor with hearts and indeed contributed immensely to winning the cup, he came to meet an oiled team. the individual s in that squad who were game changers were ishmael addo and edmund copson. taylor really came to light with hearts in 2002-2003 where he benefitted immensely from the selfless approach to football by donbortey of course taylor himself isn't selfish like jordan or dede or djan. unfortunately instead of consolidating that partnership the following year he switched camp to kotoko. kotoko did n't really needed him but were just bent on putting assunder the deadly partnership between him and don bortey. years on kotoko again saw the treat of the partnership between louis agyemang and prince tagoe and succeded in keeping louis agyemang away from prince tagoe.
yaw 9 years ago

has someone ever thought why Accra Hearts of oak are performing badly these days? for its called the law of karma. after Charles Taylor's issue what happened to Emmanuel Osei Kufuor?

has someone ever thought why Accra Hearts of oak are performing badly these days? for its called the law of karma. after Charles Taylor's issue what happened to Emmanuel Osei Kufuor?
yaw 9 years ago

Dan quaye went to Kumasi begging Kotoko to sign him up, not only that Francis Bossman had to quit bcs he was accused of signing a contract which he never did.

Dan quaye went to Kumasi begging Kotoko to sign him up, not only that Francis Bossman had to quit bcs he was accused of signing a contract which he never did.
salinsa 9 years ago

you are confused

you are confused
yaw 9 years ago

don't forget we're (me and you) from the same confused family, thanks bro and have a wonderful day.

don't forget we're (me and you) from the same confused family, thanks bro and have a wonderful day.
KKK USA 9 years ago

YOU SEE YOUR END CHARLES YOU FOLLOW MONEY ALL AROUND AND NEW LOOK AT YOU DO YOU THINK YOU WILL BE TAYLOR AGAIN NOOOOOOOOOOOOO

YOU SEE YOUR END CHARLES YOU FOLLOW MONEY ALL AROUND AND NEW LOOK AT YOU DO YOU THINK YOU WILL BE TAYLOR AGAIN NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
GC/USA 9 years ago

GO BACK TO OLYMPICS WHERE YOU STARTED. GOOD LUCK

GO BACK TO OLYMPICS WHERE YOU STARTED. GOOD LUCK
Appiah 9 years ago

Does Charles Taylor remember when we visited him in Jonathan Laryea's house after he had dodged us for weeks. Does he remember Alhaji Hearts went on his knees to beg him him? Does he think it was a blessing? Does he remember ...
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Does Charles Taylor remember when we visited him in Jonathan Laryea's house after he had dodged us for weeks. Does he remember Alhaji Hearts went on his knees to beg him him? Does he think it was a blessing? Does he remember when he took 50 million old Ghana cedis cash from Tommy Okine and Clement Dodoo in Tommy's office with Seth Adjei (his brother or friend) and George being witnesses and still went out to say he never received any money. It is God Almighty that has paid him back in his own coin. After Hearts officials following his father's advice not to deal with Jonathan Laryea he went back to patch with Laryea to make a mockery of the entire Hearts Management. If he has forgotten, someone should advise him to publicly apologise to those gentlemen he tried tarnishing their reputation. Stupid boy.. This is just the beginning

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