GHFUO, MALLAM MAHAMA BB! 9 years ago

WE ALL KNOW YOU DID BUT YOU COULD HVE SCORED MORE GOALS BY DOING THE FF
1. TRAPPING THE BALL IN THE 18:, INVITING THE DOUBLE/TRIPLE TEAM. THIS ALLOWS YOU TO PASS THE BALL TO AN OPEN PLAYER OR GET A PENALTY IN THE BOX
2. U N ...
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WE ALL KNOW YOU DID BUT YOU COULD HVE SCORED MORE GOALS BY DOING THE FF
1. TRAPPING THE BALL IN THE 18:, INVITING THE DOUBLE/TRIPLE TEAM. THIS ALLOWS YOU TO PASS THE BALL TO AN OPEN PLAYER OR GET A PENALTY IN THE BOX
2. U NEED TO PRACTICE CONVERTING UR PENALTIES. PRACTICE IN THE DARK WITH LESS LIGHT. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT...
mugu yaro 9 years ago

positive vibration.go for the gold mr.war-is no peace till world cup is over, we know you don't war with words but your boots and scoring goals. mr. war-is Brazil is all yours. rise and shine.

positive vibration.go for the gold mr.war-is no peace till world cup is over, we know you don't war with words but your boots and scoring goals. mr. war-is Brazil is all yours. rise and shine.
Confusion 9 years ago

You scored 9 out of 16 games and called it very good? Im wondering what you smoked

You scored 9 out of 16 games and called it very good? Im wondering what you smoked
Africanus 9 years ago

All his goals came in his first 12 appearances. The scoring ended after he got injured. I just hope he has recovered fully for the world cup.

All his goals came in his first 12 appearances. The scoring ended after he got injured. I just hope he has recovered fully for the world cup.
Mark 9 years ago

Here are some player Stats for those of you who are interested.

I have included stats for Didier Drogba and Samuel Etoo since those two have played in different European leagues. Hopefully the data on Drogba, Etoo, and Gya ...
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Here are some player Stats for those of you who are interested.

I have included stats for Didier Drogba and Samuel Etoo since those two have played in different European leagues. Hopefully the data on Drogba, Etoo, and Gyan will help to put the strengths of the different leagues in perspective.

Abdul Majeed Warris:
2010-2012: BK Hacken, Sweden : 26 goals in 55 appearances
2013: Spartak Moscow : 1 goal in 11 appearances
2014-Present (On loan to Valenciennes)
9 goals in 16 appearances
Ghana: 4 goals in 9 appearances

Richmond Boakye Yiadom
2009-2012 (Genoa): 7 appearances, scored 1 goal
2011-2012 (on Loan to Sassuolo): 32 appearances, scored 10 goals.
2012-2013 (on Loan to Sassuolo). 31 appearances, scored 11 goals.
2013-present (On loan to elche). 31 appearances, scored 6 goals
Ghana: 2 goals in 7 appearances
Ghana U20: 3 goals in 7 appearances

David Accam:
2009-2010: Ledbury town: 5 goals in 8 appearances
2010-2011: Evesham United: 10goals in 20 appearances
2012: Ostersund : 9 goals in 14 appearances
2012-Present : Helsinborg: 19 goals in 46 appearances

Jordan Ayew
2009-Present: Marseille: 24 goals in 111 appearances
2014-Present: Sochaux: 5 goals in 17 appearances
Ghana: 2 goals in 10 appearances

Andre Ayew
2007 – Present: Marseille: 36 goals in 114 appearances
Ghana U20: 4 goals in 12 appearances
Ghana: 4 goals in 47 appearances

Mahatma Otoo
2008-2009: Sporting Mirren: 17 goals in 31 appearances
2009-2010: Hearts of Oak: 10 goals in 19 appearances
2010: Esperance Sportive de Tunis (on loan): 4 goals in 10 appearances
2012-2013: Hearts of Oak: 20 goals in 26 appearances
2013: Songdal : 1 goals in 10 appearances
2014-Present: Songdal: 5 goals in 8 appearances
Ghana Under 20: 4 goals in 4 appearances

Ebenezer Assifuah
2012-2013: Liberty Professionals: 8 goals in 16 appearances
2013-Present: FC Sion, Swiss Super League : 7 goals in 24 appearances
2013-Present: FC Sion, Overall**: 15 goals in 31 appearances
Ghana U20: 9 goals in 12 appearances
** Includes goals scored in 1 liga promotion

Asamoah Gyan
2003: Liberty Professionals: 10 goals in 16 appearances
2003-2008: Udinese: 11 goals in 39 appearances
2004-2006: (on loan to Modena) : 15 goals in 53 appearances
2008-2010: Rennes : 14 goals in 48 appearances
2010-2012: Sunderland: 10 goals in 34 appearances
2011-2012: (on loan to Al Ain) : 22 goals in 18 appearances
2012-Present: 59 goals in 47 appearances
Ghana: 39 goals in 77 appearances

Didier Drogba
1998-2002: Le Mans : 12 goals in 64 appearances
2002 -2003: Guingamp: 20 goals in 45 appearances
2003-2004: Marseille: 19 goals in 35 appearances
2004-2012: Chelsea: 100 goals in 226 appearances
2012-2013: Shanghai Shenhua: 8 goals in 11 appearances
2013-Present: Galatasaray: 15 goals in 35 appearances
Ivory coast: 63 goals in 99 appearances

Samuel Etoo
2000 : (on loan to Mallorca) : 6 goals in 19 appearances
2000-2004: Mallorca: 48 goals in 120 appearances
2004-2009: Barcelona: 108 goals in 145 appearances
2009-2011: Internationale: 33 goals in 67 appearances
2011-2013: Anzhi Makhachkala: 25 goals in 53 matches
2013 – Present: Chelsea : 9 goals in 13 appearances
1997 – Present: Cameroon: 55 goals in 112 appearances
cofie 9 years ago

what is your inferences and deductions?What do you yourself make out of these numbers?You just cannot put numbers out there without and hypothesis or conclusions etc?

what is your inferences and deductions?What do you yourself make out of these numbers?You just cannot put numbers out there without and hypothesis or conclusions etc?
Mark 9 years ago

I posted a response to your question below. I meant to post it here, but I clicked on the wrong link. I will post a more detailed discussion later. The stats support the following ranking for the strikers listed in the "Playe ...
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I posted a response to your question below. I meant to post it here, but I clicked on the wrong link. I will post a more detailed discussion later. The stats support the following ranking for the strikers listed in the "Player Stats" post:

1. Gyan
2. Warris
3. Accam
4. Otoo
5. Assifuah
6. Yiadom
7. Jordan

I posted additional details in the thread below.
Mark 9 years ago

If I had to rank the strikers listed, here is how I would rank them:

1. Gyan
2. Warris
3. Accam
4. Otoo
5. Assifuah
6. Yiadom
7. Jordan

I could explain in more detail later, the rationale for the ranks given above ...
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If I had to rank the strikers listed, here is how I would rank them:

1. Gyan
2. Warris
3. Accam
4. Otoo
5. Assifuah
6. Yiadom
7. Jordan

I could explain in more detail later, the rationale for the ranks given above, but here's a quick summary:

Assifuah and Otoo both player in the Ghana Premier league, so we can compare their performance. I would put Otoo slightly ahead of Assifuah

Assifuah and Yiadom both played in the U20. It should be quite clear to most people by now that Assifuah is a better striker than Yiadom. Just look at all the stats.

Warris and Accam both played in Sweden, and Warris has slightly better stats than Accam.

Warris and Yiadom have both played for Ghana, and Warris has better record for Ghana than Yiadom.

Again, this is just a quick run-down, but I could provide more details later and some additional stats to support the ranks posted above.
The Stallion 9 years ago

These are the type of comments we like to read on Ghanaweb. Good show!
Even if people disagree with this, it shows the type of analysis that we should be doing rather than arguing by heart or insulting.

These are the type of comments we like to read on Ghanaweb. Good show!
Even if people disagree with this, it shows the type of analysis that we should be doing rather than arguing by heart or insulting.

I had a very good season - Waris

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