Hearts handed stadium ban

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• Ato Kwamena 8 years ago

  What does this mean for supporters of the visiting teams coming to play Hearts in their home grounds. Can't they also access the stadium? Horrible decision

  What does this mean for supporters of the visiting teams coming to play Hearts in their home grounds. Can't they also access the stadium? Horrible decision

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• Bay 8 years ago

  I have no idea why Hearts are being punished so harshly.Hearts have no control of fans. It is the stadium authority who should control fans . Hearts should appeal this decision.

  I have no idea why Hearts are being punished so harshly.Hearts have no control of fans. It is the stadium authority who should control fans . Hearts should appeal this decision.

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• Kay 8 years ago

  So is true that GFA waiting for Hearts to rake in their billions from their match with Kotoko before taking this decision. Shameless liars.

  So is true that GFA waiting for Hearts to rake in their billions from their match with Kotoko before taking this decision. Shameless liars.

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• Saint Ghfuo: MEDIOCRITY STINKS! 8 years ago

  WHY THE FINE? GIVE THE A 2 GAME BAN..THE CLUBS MUST PROVIDE SECURITY FOR ALL HOME GAMES

  WHY THE FINE? GIVE THE A 2 GAME BAN..THE CLUBS MUST PROVIDE SECURITY FOR ALL HOME GAMES

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• Saint Ghfuo: MEDIOCRITY STINKS! 8 years ago

  HE TAKES MONEY FROM TOGBE FOR WAYS N MEANS THEN HE USES THE WOMEN ON ASHAWO WOMEN AND SORCHEE TAKE OUT FOR HOTEL INSIDE....

  HE TAKES MONEY FROM TOGBE FOR WAYS N MEANS THEN HE USES THE WOMEN ON ASHAWO WOMEN AND SORCHEE TAKE OUT FOR HOTEL INSIDE....

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• CITIZEN ONE 8 years ago

  ...to be at the stadium? Can't they go as regular football fans and still cheer their team or enjoy the game in peace? Don't get it...anyway nothing holds water in Ghana. Fake Ban.

  ...to be at the stadium? Can't they go as regular football fans and still cheer their team or enjoy the game in peace? Don't get it...anyway nothing holds water in Ghana. Fake Ban.

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• Adamu 8 years ago

  Good lesson for those hooligans next time they will act properly.

  Good lesson for those hooligans next time they will act properly.

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• Ghanaian 8 years ago

  Much as I agree that there should be some form of sanctions on Accra Hearts of Oak for the unruly behavior of their fans, I wish to advise that the sanctions should not be so severe as to "destroy" the club so to speak.
  
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  Much as I agree that there should be some form of sanctions on Accra Hearts of Oak for the unruly behavior of their fans, I wish to advise that the sanctions should not be so severe as to "destroy" the club so to speak.
  
  We all know the precarious economic/financial position of most football clubs in the country.
  
  The GFA should also take into consideration the fact that fans are fans and their action may not have the support of the playing body and management of Hearts.
  Thirdly the financial impact of the ban is going to hit the club hard and not necessarily the fans.
  On that note I solemnly appeal to the GFA to "temper justice with mercy".

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• KUKRUDU-USA 8 years ago

  YOU ARE RIGHT ,WE DO NOT SANCTION ANY KINDA HOOLIGANISM IN FOOTBALL BUT I THINK A PUNISHMENT SHOULD BE CALCULATED TOWARDS CURE NOT DESTRUCTION
  HENCE GFA PLEASE DO TEMPER JUSTICE WITH MERCY,ALREADY YOU KNOW WHAT THE CLUB IS G ...
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  YOU ARE RIGHT ,WE DO NOT SANCTION ANY KINDA HOOLIGANISM IN FOOTBALL BUT I THINK A PUNISHMENT SHOULD BE CALCULATED TOWARDS CURE NOT DESTRUCTION
  HENCE GFA PLEASE DO TEMPER JUSTICE WITH MERCY,ALREADY YOU KNOW WHAT THE CLUB IS GOING THRU.THERE SHOULD BE A DETERANT YES BUT THIS IS A LITTLE......
  CAN YOU GIVE A LIGHTER SENTENCE ? PLEASE

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• Edward, Maryland. 8 years ago

  As much as I agree with GFA for punishing hooligans and teams that encourage them, l want the GFA also to take into cognizance of our delicate league system. It is fragile. All the teams are suffering financially. Sponsorship ...
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  As much as I agree with GFA for punishing hooligans and teams that encourage them, l want the GFA also to take into cognizance of our delicate league system. It is fragile. All the teams are suffering financially. Sponsorship is just too scanty, and proceeds from gate fees almost non-existent. The aim of all punishments are supposed to be corrective, not to destroy. We also know that the fortunes of our league system is tied to the fortunes of our two glamorous clubs, Accra Hearts of Oak and Kumasi Asante Kotoko. The way the two clubs go, the same way goes our league system. Please, don't punish to destroy. I don't care about the two Heartd organizers who have been banned. They deserve it. But GFA should temper justice with mercy. This will hit Hearts too severely in the pocket. The GFA is the father of all the league clubs. "Se akodaa ye bone a yetwa ne to na ........." This is from a Kotoko supporter, we swim together or perish together. Thanks for the space.

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• kelvin pabi 8 years ago

  Confussion

  Confussion

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• Phosu 8 years ago

  Herrr Ghana football paaaa be dis so de fa was waiting for de kotoko match

  Herrr Ghana football paaaa be dis so de fa was waiting for de kotoko match

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• Jac Timi. 8 years ago

  It is very uncivilized to play a league game behind closed doors. How can people see the fairness of the officials and the transparency of the GFA itself. The travelling have the right to come into the stadium with their fan ...
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  It is very uncivilized to play a league game behind closed doors. How can people see the fairness of the officials and the transparency of the GFA itself. The travelling have the right to come into the stadium with their fans and it doesn't make sense to loose three games of gate proceeds otherwise play these games on a neutral grounds. We have a lot of stadiums now right ?

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• Jac Timi 8 years ago

  It is very uncivilized to play a league game behind closed doors. How can people see the fairness of the officials and the transparency of the GFA itself. The travelling team have the right to come into the stadium with the ...
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  It is very uncivilized to play a league game behind closed doors. How can people see the fairness of the officials and the transparency of the GFA itself. The travelling team have the right to come into the stadium with their fans and it doesn't make sense to loose three games of gate proceeds otherwise play these games on a neutral grounds. We have a lot of stadiums now right ?

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