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Losing to Guinea can bring us home- Kwabena- Yeboah |
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Written by Patrick Doamekpor
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Ghana need not be complacent; Ace senior sports journalist, Kwabena Yeboah has conveyed that Ghana cannot lose the game against Guinea in their last group D match at the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations. According to him, to guarantee a place in the quarter finals at the on-going Africa Cup of Nations, the worst the black stars can play for is a draw.
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Guinea Heating Up To Face Ghana; |
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Written by Patrick Doamekpor
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After thrashing one of the tournament’s debutantes before facing off with the impressive 2010 FIFA World Cup™ quarter-finalists, Diallo says that the tournament has further proven that the gap between top and bottom has shrunk in Africa.
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CAMARA REACTS TO HAYATOU REPRIMAND ……..says IOC does not respect the Pan-African institution |
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Written by Maria
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The second Vice President of CAF, Almamy Kabele Camara, has reacted angrily to the ruling of the Executive Committee of the International Olympic Committee on the CAF President Issa Hayatou. The IOC investigated a payment made to Hayatou on behalf of CAF by former FIFA/IOC partner the ISL Group of around 15,000 euros. |
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Kingson accuses new Ghana FA members |
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Written by Patrick Doamekpor
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Ghana goalkeeper Richard Kingson says new FA management members are bent on clearing out the experienced players from the Black Stars. |
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back to the era of amodu? |
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Written by Patrick Doamekpor
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With the appointment of ace football star and tested coach, Stephen Keshi, as the new chief coach of the Super Eagles following the disengagement of the erstwhile coach, Samson Siasia, for failing to qualify the team for Africa Cup of Nations tournament, there is hope that the nation's football will soon bounce back to continental and global reckoning.
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ANOTHER FIRST – AN AFRICAN FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME ……Kanu says it is a timely innovation |
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Written by Maria
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An African football Hall of Fame has been launched recently, to “celebrate and honour excellence, and ensure that great actors in African football have their names etched in the memoirs of African football for years to come”.
Announcing the launch of the Hall of Fame for African football was President, Hall of Fame International, Ayotunde Adelakun, in a statement. |
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EGUAVOEN WALKS..... LONDON OLYMPIC DREAM ENDS IN TEARS IN MOROCCO |
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Written by Tunde Adelakun
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Nigeria’s Under-23 team coach Austin Eguavoen took full responsibility for the team’s failure to qualify for the London 2012 Olympic games, and paid for it with his job. Late on Saturday, Eguavoen tendered his resignation to the Nigeria Football Federation claiming that he failed to fulfil the obligation he had to his employers by qualifying for the Olympiad and leaving his job as a result. |
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Ghana is not on Drogba's Mind |
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Written by Patrick Doamekpor
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Senegal, Morocco, Tunisia and Gabon are the teams to watch.Chelsea striker Didier Drogba predicts that Ivory Coast will impress in the African Cup of Nations in January. |
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Sellas Tetteh named Liberty technical director |
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Written by Patrick Doamekpor
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Ex-Rwanda coach Sellas Tetteh has been appointed technical director of Ghana Premier League side Liberty Professionals, MTNFootball.com can exclusively reveal.
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