Cybereagles

txj wrote:So when you fail trials at 3SC, you qualify to play for Ghana.

Nuhu Kasim...

I guess 3SC is a better team than TSG Hoffenheim in the Bundesliga where he currently play.

Let's not put all the blame on the Plantainians. To be fair they accepted to host 16 nations. CAF expanded the tourney to 24 teams later on. That calls for more infrastructure. That will pile up pressure on most African countries, especially a not so organized one as Cameroon.

Wow the US is out

:clap: :clap: :clap: So is that their Team B/C at the Confed? Kwai Appiah must see this. Kwasi Appiah played their A team in 2014 World Cup and we all saw the results. Blame the stupid GFA for firing him for their own blunders. If they had kept him, Ghana would have a much better team by now.

Oh boy. The Spanish born kid to Ghanaian and Liberian parents that wants to commit to Spain is been abused by these same Spanish people? This is sad. La Liga must punish Gijon big time for this.

Our ppl and hasty conclusions due to Ghana bad belle. Anybody who saw the game will know that no Ghanaian player wore yellow shorts on the day (Ghanaian keeper actually wore an all blue kit). If the thread starter was objective and sensible enough he'd realize that the player in the pic is the Guine...

B!GGESTMAN wrote:

1naija wrote:Should this loss have World cup implications? If we can't beat Ghana, a team we have not lost to in a competitive game in decades, shouldn't World Cup heads roll?

2008?

And 2010 on their way to the AFCoN final

The last meeting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqMBcda5yvQ dude you played a third string Egyptian team missing the core of their players at the height of their league crisis...i mean players like Aboutreika,Salah,Shikabala,Amr Zaki,Hossam... :roll: Ghana was missing: Boateng, Muntari, Essien, Ay...

Pipu just assign blame without facts or thinking just a bit. A team lands in Kumasi at 2pm with a scheduled training section at 4pm after which the host nation trains. They fail to show up or communicate their intentions with their host but rather choose to arrive and train at 7pm when the grounds a...

He won't be the first ex player to lead a team to victory if it so happens. C.K. Gyamfi and Hassan Shehata have already done that with Ghana and Egypt respectively. Each of them actually won the trophy multiple times as coaches.

Daaaaamn, and y'all say Ghanaians are the haters and the intolerant lot. See the pounding the dude is receiving just cus he happens to have mixed parentage.

What a moron. I wonder if he would have made the same statements had Ghana failed to qualify too. He quickly discarded all 3 teams who have accounted for at least 10 Championships in the last 15 ANC simply because they didn't make the cut. All of a sudden, they should not be considered "Heavyw...