i have enjoyed reading this article. i think the author is on point. i have held similar views for awhile.
if players like nkoom, opare, afful, boye, wakaso, dede, djan, badu, muntari should find themselves in the local leag ... read full comment
i have enjoyed reading this article. i think the author is on point. i have held similar views for awhile.
if players like nkoom, opare, afful, boye, wakaso, dede, djan, badu, muntari should find themselves in the local league they wouldn't be able to survive the competition beyond a season.
the local kleague has improved immensely. there are ex internationals turned coaches, there expatraite coaches, there are academics, coaching the teams. secondly there are returneee players still in their primes. there are alot of hearts & kotoko exposed players now playing for less fanvied or small teams so generally the standard is improving and equalizing
ABIRIWA 10 years ago
NO THATS CERTAINLY NOT THE CASE GHANA SOCCER IS THE BAROMETER FOR ALL AFRICAN SOCCER CLUBS/NATIONS, MEASURE THEIR LEVEL OF IMPROVEMENT WHEN THE PLAY US, SO PLAYING A CLUB OR BLACK STARS IS A BIG ISSUE FOR THEM. TO WIN RETRIVE ... read full comment
NO THATS CERTAINLY NOT THE CASE GHANA SOCCER IS THE BAROMETER FOR ALL AFRICAN SOCCER CLUBS/NATIONS, MEASURE THEIR LEVEL OF IMPROVEMENT WHEN THE PLAY US, SO PLAYING A CLUB OR BLACK STARS IS A BIG ISSUE FOR THEM. TO WIN RETRIVE OUR CLUB GLORY WE NEED TO MOVE TO A HIGHER GEAR OF TRAINING FROM MANAGEMENT TO TECHNICAL.
stepof, Bronx NY 10 years ago
The problem is the league is not compitative is below standard. We have to pay the players good salary and benefits for them to stay. Compare 70,80 &90's when our player dont traveled outside to play and now. There were even ... read full comment
The problem is the league is not compitative is below standard. We have to pay the players good salary and benefits for them to stay. Compare 70,80 &90's when our player dont traveled outside to play and now. There were even good players than today.
KOFI MUMUI 10 years ago
Is it lack of hard work or unlucky? So we have to say the Egyptian clubs are lucky, very lucky. No, that is hard work. Our standard of play has fallen and at the same time other African countries are playing better. Look at K ... read full comment
Is it lack of hard work or unlucky? So we have to say the Egyptian clubs are lucky, very lucky. No, that is hard work. Our standard of play has fallen and at the same time other African countries are playing better. Look at Kotoko, they couldn't play well even on home turf but turned around to blame the goalkeeper for their loss. Now all bit one of our Africa representatives are out. it is not a question of luck . Play good football and you will progress.
Victor 10 years ago
The clubs sell the best players to other leagues and still want to do well in local competition and on the continent .
The clubs sell the best players to other leagues and still want to do well in local competition and on the continent .
NIPA 10 years ago
Unlucky?, you guys don't prepare for these tournaments and you think you can go far? Then Ghanaian clubs will be unlucky forever, which club in Ghana has been able to achieve the feat had chucked in 2000? It is close to a dec ... read full comment
Unlucky?, you guys don't prepare for these tournaments and you think you can go far? Then Ghanaian clubs will be unlucky forever, which club in Ghana has been able to achieve the feat had chucked in 2000? It is close to a decade and a half since I team team repeated that feat. Do your damn home work and stop using luck as a mere facade
Lato 10 years ago
The lack of traditional teams has cause the down fall and poor attendance in our league. There are some teams that need to be exempt from relegation. I will not watch hearts of oak against Tema youth. But hearts and Olympics ... read full comment
The lack of traditional teams has cause the down fall and poor attendance in our league. There are some teams that need to be exempt from relegation. I will not watch hearts of oak against Tema youth. But hearts and Olympics will be sell out. Same applys to kotoko vrs king Faisal , instead of kokoko vrs corners stone. Imagine Real Madrid and Bacelona relegated? That will be a severe blow to La liga . This why most Ghanaians are tune to European leagues . Our domestic league is boring.
i have enjoyed reading this article. i think the author is on point. i have held similar views for awhile.
if players like nkoom, opare, afful, boye, wakaso, dede, djan, badu, muntari should find themselves in the local leag ...
read full comment
NO THATS CERTAINLY NOT THE CASE GHANA SOCCER IS THE BAROMETER FOR ALL AFRICAN SOCCER CLUBS/NATIONS, MEASURE THEIR LEVEL OF IMPROVEMENT WHEN THE PLAY US, SO PLAYING A CLUB OR BLACK STARS IS A BIG ISSUE FOR THEM. TO WIN RETRIVE ...
read full comment
The problem is the league is not compitative is below standard. We have to pay the players good salary and benefits for them to stay. Compare 70,80 &90's when our player dont traveled outside to play and now. There were even ...
read full comment
Is it lack of hard work or unlucky? So we have to say the Egyptian clubs are lucky, very lucky. No, that is hard work. Our standard of play has fallen and at the same time other African countries are playing better. Look at K ...
read full comment
The clubs sell the best players to other leagues and still want to do well in local competition and on the continent .
Unlucky?, you guys don't prepare for these tournaments and you think you can go far? Then Ghanaian clubs will be unlucky forever, which club in Ghana has been able to achieve the feat had chucked in 2000? It is close to a dec ...
read full comment
The lack of traditional teams has cause the down fall and poor attendance in our league. There are some teams that need to be exempt from relegation. I will not watch hearts of oak against Tema youth. But hearts and Olympics ...
read full comment