Arhinful defends Kenichi Yatsuhashi's appointment

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Rasheed 8 years ago

Hearts should have rather approached you first before going for Kaneshi Yatbubiashie.

Hearts should have rather approached you first before going for Kaneshi Yatbubiashie.
Dallas 8 years ago

massa u are right but hmmm u no ghanaians with their booklong problem certificate for couching hmmm

massa u are right but hmmm u no ghanaians with their booklong problem certificate for couching hmmm
Saint Ghfuo: CHALLENGE YOURSELF! 8 years ago

TOXIC ELECTRONIC WASTE COACHITO DEPOSITED IN GH

TOXIC ELECTRONIC WASTE COACHITO DEPOSITED IN GH
KUKRUDU-USA 8 years ago

Oh!,Ok well what are his achievements other than the color of his skin?which you regard as better than yours?
Shame on you!!!!!!!

Oh!,Ok well what are his achievements other than the color of his skin?which you regard as better than yours?
Shame on you!!!!!!!
tom 8 years ago

This is inferiority complex situation where Arhinful is proclaiming. FIFA has a rules that one must have a coaching license to coach a league team. For Japanese with no licence and acheivement is unacceptable. Stupid African ...
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This is inferiority complex situation where Arhinful is proclaiming. FIFA has a rules that one must have a coaching license to coach a league team. For Japanese with no licence and acheivement is unacceptable. Stupid African mentality.
Jac Timi 8 years ago

Tom stop the insults it doesn't take you anywhere. You have to do your own research before pointing fingers. The coach has a long CV and respectable qualification. And this is not about the color of anybody's skin. It's about ...
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Tom stop the insults it doesn't take you anywhere. You have to do your own research before pointing fingers. The coach has a long CV and respectable qualification. And this is not about the color of anybody's skin. It's about who is in position to transform Accra Hearts of Oak into a formidable winning team.
Saint Ghfuo: CHALLENGE YOURSELF! 8 years ago

YET PPL LIKE YOURSELF N OTHER MORONS SAID DESAILLY WASNT QUALIFIED TO COACH BSTAR. IF U DONT NEED CERTIFICATE. THEN WILL U ALLOW A MEAT BUTCHER TO OPERATE ON YOU?

YET PPL LIKE YOURSELF N OTHER MORONS SAID DESAILLY WASNT QUALIFIED TO COACH BSTAR. IF U DONT NEED CERTIFICATE. THEN WILL U ALLOW A MEAT BUTCHER TO OPERATE ON YOU?
Saint Rasheed. 8 years ago

We want Desailly, we want Desailly, we want Desailly.

We want Desailly, we want Desailly, we want Desailly.
TRUTH POLICE 8 years ago

These days any stupid fool can call himself a coach. We have seen it on this forum even as at now. People who claim they know better than the Black Stars coach and knows which player is fit or not fit to be called into the Bl ...
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These days any stupid fool can call himself a coach. We have seen it on this forum even as at now. People who claim they know better than the Black Stars coach and knows which player is fit or not fit to be called into the Black Stars keep making a lot of stupid noises day in day out. That this player must do this; this player must do that as if they know better than everybody. No wonder we are being told by another idiot you don't need a qualification to become a coach. Funny enough these are the same idiots who attack the Black Stars and the GFA if Ghana loses. Big Shame on you self-annointed coaches. You have nothing to contribute to the development of Ghana soccer apart from stupid ideas; constant and unwarranted criticisms. These people are not only stupid but dangerous. They want Ghana football to nose dive into the abyss. Their foolishness must be exposed on a regular basis to show how shallow their thinking is.
HARDER@'-89 8 years ago

The decision to appoint a foreign coach for hearts of oak is to say the least very silly indeed. but why do we continue doing this kind of injustice to ourselves..as this will not only affect our image n self worth as a peop ...
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The decision to appoint a foreign coach for hearts of oak is to say the least very silly indeed. but why do we continue doing this kind of injustice to ourselves..as this will not only affect our image n self worth as a people but to the future of the sport in the country n to our very hard won financial resources ....?
after all soccer isn't as it were rocket science, just the use of our reflexes, a little creativity which is never the preserve of our white friends only, its just the use of our legs or feet., just these yet our sheer malice for one another is the cause of the deep slip our game has been suffering for the past three decades for the entire spectrum of sports in the country particularly football ...it is for the same reason that the FA won't like to employ a local coach bcos obviously they will be earning relatively far higher than their employers, the FA., as to them it would be better to instead hire a foreign coach...what a gross injustice n stupidity to ourselves..simply bcos a fellow Ghanaian will be earning that much as a foreign coach...
Just take a look at the Egyptian snr national team ,with their own local players an coaches have within the same period, 1982 till date, whiles we were still in the wilderness under digging n undermining ourselves egypt had managed to win additional four CAF cups as we shamelessly kept shouting and trumpeting and flaunting our old and sometimes useless past trophies..!
i appeal to the president, president mahama as a matter of grave concern, urgency n courage amongst other things to draw up a completely strong local policy guidelines to be passed into law to totally bar the hiring of foreign coaches to any of our sports disciplines particularly football and even restrict the call ups of the black stars to only local players...! period as part of the indigenization of our national life. absurd and silly though i know others may call this suggestion. but for over thirty-three years that we have been fooling ourselves...what there is to show for...? Ghanaian surgeons are even doing very complex heart surgery and the like why not football or sports.?? .FIRE burn kofi nyantakyi and all the backward skin pain executives at the FA...the four caf cups, we won, dk poison, azumah, ike quartey, agbeko nana konadu world under 20 youth and some of the under 17 soccer feat were all accomplished by indigenous stuff...so why not now... lets give our local coaches the opportunities and avenue upgrade and sharpen their skills n expertise...to lift up the game...as authorities also ensure they are properly remunerated not forgetting players too....
by mr tee,for philadelphia,u.s.a. 8 years ago

Thx u with yr good commen,s.

Thx u with yr good commen,s.
Joe Turkey 8 years ago

There are no better local coaches?

There are no better local coaches?
lawlexone 8 years ago

Maybe he will take less money,he is here to experiment his coaching tactics so doesn't care soo much abt money.Ghanaians like
cheap tins u no?

Maybe he will take less money,he is here to experiment his coaching tactics so doesn't care soo much abt money.Ghanaians like
cheap tins u no?
Kofi K 8 years ago

We have more doctors and professors than when Nkrumah was president but compare the two economic management of Ghana. Krobo Edusei with no certificate performed better than our present doctors in politics.

We have more doctors and professors than when Nkrumah was president but compare the two economic management of Ghana. Krobo Edusei with no certificate performed better than our present doctors in politics.
Saint Ghfuo: CHALLENGE YOURSELF! 8 years ago

HE IS COMING TO GET PLAYERS FOR JAPANESE LG. HE WILL ACT AS AN AGENT AND MAKE MONEY BY RECOMMENDING HEARTS PLAYERS TO JAPAN CLUBS. THIS IS WHY HE DECIDED TO TAKE LESS MONEY TO COME TO GH.

HE IS COMING TO GET PLAYERS FOR JAPANESE LG. HE WILL ACT AS AN AGENT AND MAKE MONEY BY RECOMMENDING HEARTS PLAYERS TO JAPAN CLUBS. THIS IS WHY HE DECIDED TO TAKE LESS MONEY TO COME TO GH.

Arhinful defends Kenichi Yatsuhashi's appointment

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