We failed you, and we share your disappointment. But this isn’t the end of our journey. We’ll learn, rise again, and keep fighting to make Ghana proud🇬🇭💪
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“GFA president Kurt Okraku go. You can’t do the job!”
This fan organised a one-man protest against the GFA president Kurt Okraku during Ghana’s 4-2 home defeat to Gambia.
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@shizzlem1 If you were as smart as you want to look, you will know FIFA has a standing rule of a 2 year ban once government disbands a team and the FA. Learn small wae
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“If corruption and favoritism are not stopped in the Black Stars, we will continue to suffer. When other African countries go 1-0 down, you see them pushing forward in search of an equalizer, but Ghana does the exact opposite. No one should say they are proud of this Ghana team.”
— Kwasi Chaiza, a Ghanaian man, criticized the Black Stars’ display following their defeat to Colombia, blaming corruption and favoritism for the country’s football struggles and questioning the team’s mentality after falling behind.