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From Odumase to Madrid: Ten facts about Thomas Partey

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  • Oboshie 7 years ago

    I know partey very well he started playing football with a local team call krobo youth from there he joined Tema youth At krobo youth he was under coach Samuel Nartey popularly know as Alos.his father does not have a team in ...
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  • ABY Anokyenice 7 years ago

    All the best

  • Jude 7 years ago

    The only player we've from Krobo Odumase who in the first place joining
    the black stars of Ghana that is good news to us we the krobos as a whole.
    We proud of you Mr Thomas

  • NANA YAW SARKORDIE NEW YORK CITY 7 years ago

    Jude,I dont think you are right Tettey Gorleku played for Kumasi Cornerstones Ghana Academicals in 1969 and eventualy the Ghana Blacks stars.we had also Gogo Amoah of Akotex fame

  • God Bless. 7 years ago

    Well done, Thomas Partey. Don't allow the success you are enjoying now enter into your head. Always remember your humble beginning, train hard and you will go places. God bless!

  • Adomakoh Froboo 7 years ago

    The mercurial Tete Chandu of Susubribi fame also played for Ghana

  • Derek De Bardmus 7 years ago

    Wow dis is really splendid , may God see u through

  • ED 7 years ago

    More grease to your elbow Thomas. Am proud of you as a Krobo. May God open more door's for you as your carrier progresses'. Go go go high

  • Nana Thommy krobo Manaam 7 years ago

    If my memory served me right Teye party obtained the Nike name senegar bcs he was born cup of Nations hosted in Senegal in the year 1992 hence his potential started developing

  • Nana Thommy krobo Manaam 7 years ago

    Teye party we are proud of you . your achievement in football to we the krobos is first of it kind we say hard training easy battle be fucus and God will guide you be prayer full all time I say ayeekoo

  • KSP 7 years ago

    Thank you Nana Yaw, there was also Tetteh Chandu who also played for Ghana Academicals and the black stars. The two Tettehs were in Amass and Radisco respectively and were good friends too