We're prepared, no excuse to fail - Asamoah Gyan

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J0eY LOnD0N 9 years ago

Onwards we marched on to victory!

Onwards we marched on to victory!
Concerned 9 years ago

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YES,THE FORM 4 PROF 9 years ago

BE WISELY AND KICK YOUR PENALTY WELL,DO NOT KICK LIKE JOHN MENSAH WC SLOW KICKING.

BE WISELY AND KICK YOUR PENALTY WELL,DO NOT KICK LIKE JOHN MENSAH WC SLOW KICKING.
OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

Author:-SARPONG...
Ethiopia is building three new airports at a total cost of $64.5 million. Ghana is extending Kumasi airporf runway with lightening for night landing at a cost of 29 million dollars, "hoohoo" Haba, Mahama, ...
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Author:-SARPONG...
Ethiopia is building three new airports at a total cost of $64.5 million. Ghana is extending Kumasi airporf runway with lightening for night landing at a cost of 29 million dollars, "hoohoo" Haba, Mahama, stop this stealing, it is too much.
DANFOPA 9 years ago

19:45 TO 20:00 CENTRAL EUROPEAN TIME

19:45 TO 20:00 CENTRAL EUROPEAN TIME
OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

Author:-GURUNDA...
Ghanaians must desist from "worshipping" presidents and begin to hold presidents and leaders accountable. Bravo Greenstreet for showing Ghanaians the right way. Why bow to presidents when they are stealin ...
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Author:-GURUNDA...
Ghanaians must desist from "worshipping" presidents and begin to hold presidents and leaders accountable. Bravo Greenstreet for showing Ghanaians the right way. Why bow to presidents when they are stealing millions of dollars of tax payer's money. The NDC people are enjoying while the people are suffering. Is this the better Ghana agenda. Thank you Greenstreet and more grease. May the Lord protect you.
Concerned 9 years ago

Medasi

Medasi
Tina 9 years ago

7pm

7pm
OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHERE DID GHANAIANS GO WRONG TO SUFFER LIKE THIS? YOU MAHAMA BUILDING YOUR HOTELS ABROAD, AFRIYIE ANKRA BUYING MANSIONS AT EAST LEGON, OKUDJETO ACQUIRING FILLING STATIONS ALL OVER, TOGBUI AF ...
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BBC NEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHERE DID GHANAIANS GO WRONG TO SUFFER LIKE THIS? YOU MAHAMA BUILDING YOUR HOTELS ABROAD, AFRIYIE ANKRA BUYING MANSIONS AT EAST LEGON, OKUDJETO ACQUIRING FILLING STATIONS ALL OVER, TOGBUI AFEDE FILLING HIS BANK ACCOUNTS ABROAD< ASIEDU NKETIA SPREADING FILLING STATIONS ALL OVER BRONG AHAFO AND BUYING MANSION IN CALGARY CANADA, HANNA BISSIW ,OYI LITHUR ANITA DISOSO SPREADING MONEY AS IF GHANA HAS NO PROBLEM
Concerned 9 years ago

Thanks.hope we win

Thanks.hope we win
jj 9 years ago

Agoro ne fam. No plenty talking.

Agoro ne fam. No plenty talking.
OLD SOLDIER 9 years ago

When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, h ...
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When Kwaku Baako informed us about the atrocities of Kwesi Pratt during PNDC Regime, some of us did not believe until the truth was confirmed during the NRC. Kwesi Pratt is the most dangerous Journalist Ghana had ever have, he had the gut to recommend his fellow journalists to be executed by PNDC. Pratt even recommended Baako to be killed by the regime, thank God Baako was instead touchered violently and severely but his life was spared. This is what Kwesi Pratt can do. Now Pratt is a secret agent to NDC and US Embassy in Ghana. May God forgive Pratt and spare him the untold evils that will come upon him and his generations. The souls of those journalist killed through Pratt's recommendations to PNDC will never forgive Pratt. Now Pratt has the guts to take Diplomatic Passport and smuggled his weak-headed children to work at the Ministries under Mills NDC, may God forgive Pratt and his dependance and spare them of the evils ahead of them...
Twum Barimah 9 years ago

It is iron that cuts iron, so Black Stars' iron cut Cote D'Ivoire's iron into pieces today.
God bless Ghana!

It is iron that cuts iron, so Black Stars' iron cut Cote D'Ivoire's iron into pieces today.
God bless Ghana!
Onipaba of Akyem Maase 9 years ago

You just said it. My personal experience as the the son of man of Akyem Maase is that the limit is in the mind not the sky. The Stars will shine again.

You just said it. My personal experience as the the son of man of Akyem Maase is that the limit is in the mind not the sky. The Stars will shine again.
BOY KOFI 9 years ago

I am sure the Stars will win the cup today and become fifth time Champions of Africa.All the best to Stars.

I am sure the Stars will win the cup today and become fifth time Champions of Africa.All the best to Stars.
kumnipah jnr 9 years ago

mr. man u are joking here they are more prepared than ur so call black star the only tin that u guys know is moni moni

mr. man u are joking here they are more prepared than ur so call black star the only tin that u guys know is moni moni
Worrie Aussie 9 years ago

You will regret your stupid saying.

You will regret your stupid saying.
Worried Aussie 9 years ago

You will regret your stupid words

You will regret your stupid words
Tina 9 years ago

Frihorkor. Gyimifuo. Do you have to be that mean??? Shame on you Enemy of progress

Frihorkor. Gyimifuo. Do you have to be that mean??? Shame on you Enemy of progress
TANII BA! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 9 years ago

TANII IS STILL TANII, WHAT EVER IT IS. MAHAMA IS TANII, NO BRAINS! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

TANII IS STILL TANII, WHAT EVER IT IS. MAHAMA IS TANII, NO BRAINS! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Worried Aussie 9 years ago

Stupid tribalism fucker! Ghana is one. Whether tannii, Ashanti, Bono, ewe, ga or whatever, you can never divide us with what you say. You damn ass!

Stupid tribalism fucker! Ghana is one. Whether tannii, Ashanti, Bono, ewe, ga or whatever, you can never divide us with what you say. You damn ass!
Akora 9 years ago

Thank you, Aussie

Thank you, Aussie
Tina 9 years ago

You said it alllllll

You said it alllllll
we are all ghanian 9 years ago

monkey ur runing mate is tanii

monkey ur runing mate is tanii
Nonsense 9 years ago

Ashantis are being ruled by tanii if u like it or not, its God who make kings not so get on with it else go d burn the see foolish kumasi idiots

Ashantis are being ruled by tanii if u like it or not, its God who make kings not so get on with it else go d burn the see foolish kumasi idiots
OSEI TAWIAH 9 years ago

How can you be trapped by one idiot into his den? You are being more of an idiot for going insane about this guy because you don't know exactly who he is. What if he is trapping you to hate Ashantis which is what it looks lik ...
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How can you be trapped by one idiot into his den? You are being more of an idiot for going insane about this guy because you don't know exactly who he is. What if he is trapping you to hate Ashantis which is what it looks like.
Agonaba 9 years ago

We believe in you,Gyan.

We believe in you,Gyan.
koffi parker 9 years ago

Anything can happen in soccer, "we are prepared but anything can happen including losing a penalty kick"

Anything can happen in soccer, "we are prepared but anything can happen including losing a penalty kick"
Agonaba 9 years ago

I know the ball is round and can roll to any side,BUT,we can,t afford to lose this time,my Bro.

I know the ball is round and can roll to any side,BUT,we can,t afford to lose this time,my Bro.
STEPHEN OSEI,NORWAY 9 years ago

YES, YOU BOYS ARE READY GOOD LUCK,MAGIC GOALS

YES, YOU BOYS ARE READY GOOD LUCK,MAGIC GOALS
yamaha 9 years ago

Ghana is one of the earliest known Negro empires in recorded history It was first mentioned by an Arab geographer, Al-Fazari, in AD 773 in his book Al-Masudi, where he referred to it as "a Land of Gold".Ghana is also found on ...
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Ghana is one of the earliest known Negro empires in recorded history It was first mentioned by an Arab geographer, Al-Fazari, in AD 773 in his book Al-Masudi, where he referred to it as "a Land of Gold".Ghana is also found on the first Islamic world map produced by a Persian geographer, Mohammed Khwarizmi, in the ninth/9'th Century. The Arab traveler Al-Bakri, writing in AD 1067, tells us that the name "Ghana" was the title of the Soninke kingdom called Aoukar. The title means "war chief". It was visiting Arabs and people from other parts of the Sudanwho referred to the kingdom by the title of its kings; and by the ninth Century,The Wangara are a central element of a Soninke diaspora and go back for centuries in history, namely to the Soninke kingdom of Ghana.
They were known as Wakoré, who probably obtained royal trade privileges. Certain groups holding the imamates in key settlements such as the Sa(gha)nogo, Kamaghaté, Diaba(gha)té, Timité, Cissé- Haidara, Fofana and Bagayogo are of Soninke origin, but other people identify themselves with them claiming "Wangara" status. Certain identity markers remain stable over the centuries: long-distance trade in precious commodities, Moslem, scholars and imams; the ethnic groups identified with them do shift and are often not Mande but assimilated to their group identity aspiring to integration in the trade network: Bambara, Bobo, Senoufo, Songhay, Hausa, Gonja and others.
Note: The name "Ghana" was suggested by Dr. J.B. Danquah before 1957 Independence to be changed from British Protectorate of "Gold Coast" to Ghana.

The Ancient Ghana Empire AD 300 - 1067
Ghana (Wagadu), the earliest known empire of the western Sudan, first entered the historical consciousness of North Africa near the end of the eighth century but probably originated long before. The empire's legacy is still celebrated in the name of the Republic of Ghana; apart from this, however, modern-day and ancient Ghana share no direct historical connections. Despite early texts that discuss ancient Ghana, such as The Book of Routes and Kingdoms by the eleventh-century Andalusian geographer Abu cUbayd al-Bakri, it remains very much an enigma. Famous to North Africans as the "Land of Gold," Ghana was said to possess sophisticated methods of administration and taxation, large armies, and a monopoly over notoriously well-concealed golf mines. The king of the Soninke people who founded Ghana never fully embraced Islam but good relations with Muslim traders were fostered. Ghana's preeminence faded toward the end of the eleventh century, when its power was broken by a long struggle with the Almoravids led by Abdullah ibn Yasin. Ghana subsequently fell to the expanding Soso kingdom The Wangara are a central element of a Soninke diaspora and go back for centuries in history, namely to the Soninke kingdom of Ghana. They were known as Wakoré, who probably obtained royal trade privileges. Certain groups holding the imamates in key settlements such as the Sa(gha)nogo, Kamaghaté, Diaba(gha)té, Timité, Cissé- Haidara, Fofana and Bagayogo are of Soninke origin, but other people identify themselves with them claiming "Wangara" status. Certain identity markers remain stable over the centuries: long-distance trade in precious commodities, Moslem, scholars and imams; the ethnic groups identified with them do shift and are often not Mande but assimilated to their group identity aspiring to integration in the trade network: Bambara, Bobo, Senoufo, Songhay, Hausa, Gonja and others.
Ghana (Wagadu), the earliest known empire of the western Sudan, first entered the historical consciousness of North Africa near the end of the eighth century but probably originated long before. The empire's legacy is still celebrated in the name of the Republic of Ghana; apart from this, however, modern-day and ancient Ghana share no direct historical connections. Despite early texts that discuss ancient Ghana, such as The Book of Routes and Kingdoms by the eleventh-century Andalusian geographer Abu cUbayd al-Bakri, it remains very much an enigma. Famous to North Africans as the "Land of Gold," Ghana was said to possess sophisticated methods of administration and taxation, large armies, and a monopoly over notoriously well-concealed golf mines. The king of the Soninke people who founded Ghana never fully embraced Islam but good relations with Muslim traders were fostered. Ghana's preeminence faded toward the end of the eleventh century, when its power was broken by a long struggle with the Almoravids led by Abdullah ibn Yasin. Ghana subsequently fell to the expanding Soso kingdomAoukar was popularly known as "Ghana" It is not yet certain how and when Ghana was founded. But from Arab sources, particularly; the Tarikh as Sudan , it appears to have been founded by a Soninke dynasty between AD 300-400. The Ghana Kingdom was situated on the grassland north of headwaters of Senegal & Niger . It's capital, Kumbi Saleh, is said to have been found by Kaya Maghan, who is reputed to have overthrown the immigrant minority ruling class of "white"(Products of Intermarriages between Berber Settlers and Negro indigenous) about AD 770 and established a pure Soninke dynasty. By AD 1000 the Soninke kingdom had extended its territory west to the river Senegal , south to Bambuk region, and east to the Niger and north to the Berber town of Audoghast on the southern edge of the Sahara desert. By the middle of the eleventh century, when Ghana was at the zenith of its imperial expansion, it controlled the area covering modern states of Senegal, Mali and Mauritania - a territory of roughly 650 000 square kilometers with a population of several millions.
History Of The Land & People Of Ghana Before Independence

The present boundaries of Ghana, enclosing an area of about 240,000 km sq., and with a population of about 18 million in 1998, were carved out in stages from nineteenth century, by foreign powers when they began spreading their sphere of influence in West Africa. Until the country's present frontiers took shape, what is today the Republic of Ghana comprised of many independent states and kingdoms. Through a number of "treaties" of "Friendship" and forced annexations, the independent states were merged as one territory under the British imperial rule. In 1874, after a long period of loose association with the people, the British formally proclaimed as a colony the southern part of the country, from then on has been called the "Gold Coast" colony. Two years later, the British moved the headquarters from Cape Coast to Accra , which was since remained the capital of the country. On 1'st January 1902, both Asante and Brong-Ahafo Regions and what became the Northern territories were annexed by the British as a crown Colony and a Protectorate Territory respectively. After World War I(1914-1918), the western portion of the former Germany colony of Togo was ceded to the British under the mandate system of the League of Nations . This territory later became known as the Trans-Volta Togo Thus, by 1920, the present frontiers of the country had taken complete shape. The main groups of the people of Ghana are distinguished largely by language and, to a lesser degree, by the political, social and other cultural institutions. The Akan constitute more than half the country's population. The Ga-Adangbe and the Ewe both inhabit the southern part of the country, while in the northern half of the country are the Mole-Dagbani, comprising the Mamprusi Mossi, Dagomba and Gonja. Other groups in the north include the Dagarti, Sisala, Kusasi, Lobi, Konkomba and Nanumba.
kwaw 9 years ago

wasted your time writing this. No one cares what Arabs think.

wasted your time writing this. No one cares what Arabs think.
we are all ghanian 9 years ago

insha allah ghana will win the trophy...

insha allah ghana will win the trophy...
Victor A. Young 9 years ago

It's going to be a tough and an exciting game! We pray for a big win; the whole country is behind you in prayers. Go for the cup and rest assured that God is on your side. Avoid making poor judgement and take all chances that ...
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It's going to be a tough and an exciting game! We pray for a big win; the whole country is behind you in prayers. Go for the cup and rest assured that God is on your side. Avoid making poor judgement and take all chances that may come your way. Above all, play for each other; that's our style of play since generations. May God bless you all and guide you to victory. Amen!
Sulley, Cincinnati-USA 9 years ago

I don't know whether you ever lived amongst human beings. Regardless of the topic under discussion this is the same comment you post, I don't know if you always copy and paste. If you don't know, you are also a 'tani' to some ...
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I don't know whether you ever lived amongst human beings. Regardless of the topic under discussion this is the same comment you post, I don't know if you always copy and paste. If you don't know, you are also a 'tani' to someone somewhere.
You are worse than a MORON
koffi parker 9 years ago

to feed his evil desire, to see us fight each other faceless son of a baboon

to feed his evil desire, to see us fight each other faceless son of a baboon
OMG! 9 years ago

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Maxi Gh 9 years ago

See Ghanaians n superstition ooo.
Something to consider
Before Lybia1982
1. There was Akwasi Appiah in the Black
Stars’ team
2. Asante Kotoko was champions three
consecutives league seasons
3. Ghana’s President was ...
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See Ghanaians n superstition ooo.
Something to consider
Before Lybia1982
1. There was Akwasi Appiah in the Black
Stars’ team
2. Asante Kotoko was champions three
consecutives league seasons
3. Ghana’s President was from the North
4. The captain of the team was a striker
5. Nigeria as former champions did not
qualify for Lybia 82
Ghana won the tournament
Before Equitoria Guinea
1. There was Akwasi Appiah
2. Asante Kotoko was champions in three
consecutive league seasons
3. Ghana’s president was from the North
4. The captain of the team is a striker
5. Nigeria as a former champion did not
qualify
What happens? We wait to see.
Madafo 9 years ago

WOW....... that is all that I can say. very impressive..........

WOW....... that is all that I can say. very impressive..........
Kodjo 9 years ago

My brother that was some good research. Something to make you think about.......

My brother that was some good research. Something to make you think about.......
roy, usa 9 years ago

Both teams started slow in the tournament but picked up in the last game of the group stages. Both are playing at high level right now so it's anybody's game to win. Wish the stars all the best

Both teams started slow in the tournament but picked up in the last game of the group stages. Both are playing at high level right now so it's anybody's game to win. Wish the stars all the best
Erikuz 9 years ago

May God shine His face upon Ghana today. As for those posting the stupid comments, I have some wisdom for you - there's no tribalism in refugee camps! Ask the Hutus and the Tutsis. They know better!

May God shine His face upon Ghana today. As for those posting the stupid comments, I have some wisdom for you - there's no tribalism in refugee camps! Ask the Hutus and the Tutsis. They know better!
CAPE COAST BOY 9 years ago

GOD BLESS MY HOMELAND GHANA AND MAKE IT GREAT AND STRONG

GOD BLESS MY HOMELAND GHANA AND MAKE IT GREAT AND STRONG
Abena Kwabena 9 years ago

I personally believe Ivory Coast have a better team than Ghana. They have more skillful players than Ghana.BS is poise, driven, more determined than ever with a great team chemistry.
The team with the better game plan and ma ...
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I personally believe Ivory Coast have a better team than Ghana. They have more skillful players than Ghana.BS is poise, driven, more determined than ever with a great team chemistry.
The team with the better game plan and making good on their scoring chances will win.
I will only be mad if BS had scoring chances, squandered and lost as a result.
If they play well in all aspects of the game but lost to the Elephants I won't cry. I won't name names and i won't call for crucifixion of anyone.
Go Black Stars. Go Ghana
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saint manuel 9 years ago

we shall overcome

we shall overcome
Damfo 9 years ago

Black Stars not going anywhere

Black Stars not going anywhere
HAWA YAKUBU 9 years ago

DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE LONG SHOTS.

DEFENSE DEFENSE DEFENSE LONG SHOTS.
kofi Antwi 9 years ago

asamoah all Ghanaians are behind you go for the cup god bless our home land Ghana

asamoah all Ghanaians are behind you go for the cup god bless our home land Ghana
Homie 9 years ago

N hu is dat goat, pig, baboon dat wants to spoil d party wit his/ her tribal comments. Tani n so wat! shit

N hu is dat goat, pig, baboon dat wants to spoil d party wit his/ her tribal comments. Tani n so wat! shit
JJ 9 years ago

MAY THE LORD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU, HAVE REALLY HELPED GHANA

MAY THE LORD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU, HAVE REALLY HELPED GHANA
Osabarima 9 years ago

Ghana's president was Rawlings in 1982. Limann had been deposed. We are going to win by hardworking and not coincidences. Nice try, though

Ghana's president was Rawlings in 1982. Limann had been deposed. We are going to win by hardworking and not coincidences. Nice try, though
adanko 9 years ago

Black stars must play all out because this match is ALL DIE BE DIE! I know even NDC will agree that it is all die be die match and must played as if there is no tomorrow. This the true meaning of all die be die and not to go ...
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Black stars must play all out because this match is ALL DIE BE DIE! I know even NDC will agree that it is all die be die match and must played as if there is no tomorrow. This the true meaning of all die be die and not to go round killing people. Amen
JAKE LONDON 9 years ago

I am in London where can i watch the match

I am in London where can i watch the match
ja 9 years ago

well done ghana blackstar ayokooooo

well done ghana blackstar ayokooooo

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