Nana Boakye

Aspiring. CDPO

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

@BigDaddyShaky If not for stubbornness how do choose stripes over Boss.😤

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

And the kids from taking flavored sugar drink.

[Dr. Afua Nicki 🇬🇭 @nickirich14]

Let’s encourage the youth to stop drinking alcohol 🙏🏾

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

@RachelAnkomahGh Because you heading my way. See you on Saturday. Get to my place nearly 11:30 will so.

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

@RachelAnkomahGh 🙄

[Rachel Ankomah @RachelAnkomahGh]

We really don’t talk about this enough.

A lot of amateur clubs are struggling, and yes, money is a major part of it. But sometimes, the problem is not money. It’s the way we handle player movement.

Some clubs spend years recruiting people who have never played before, training them, developing them and investing in them until they become competitive athletes. And the investment doesn’t stop on the field.

When a player is sick, injured, going through personal issues or simply needs support, the club is often the one trying to help. Transport, medical needs, welfare, training, registration, equipment, coaching… somebody is paying for all of this.

Then the player becomes good enough, another club wants them, and instead of approaching the club and saying, “We want this player. How do we make this work?” the approach sometimes becomes: go directly to the player, make promises, convince them to terminate, and move on.

And the frustrating part? Some federations don’t even have clear, properly communicated processes for these situations. Yet when clubs try to put their own agreements and procedures in place to protect their investment, those processes are sometimes not respected either.

So how exactly are we expecting amateur clubs to grow?

How do you encourage people to start clubs, recruit beginners, develop talent and build competitive teams if the moment those players become valuable, the club can simply be bypassed?

Players are free to make decisions about their careers. Nobody is saying players should be trapped in clubs.

But if another club wants a player, talk to the club. Follow the process. Negotiate. Agree on a transfer, loan or release. Let everyone understand what is happening.

It doesn’t have to be hostile.

The player can move. The new club can get the player. The old club can be respected for the investment it made. Everyone can walk away with dignity.

That is how you create continuity.

Because if every club is just waiting to take players developed by somebody else, eventually nobody will want to do the hard work of developing players in the first place.

And then we will keep asking why our teams aren’t competitive.

Player movement should not be a war. It should be a process.

If we genuinely want stronger sports, stronger clubs and better athletes, then we need systems that protect both the player’s freedom and the club’s investment.

Let there be communication. Let there be negotiation. Let there be proper processes.

And most importantly, let there be peace and continuity in the game.

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

#lfc @RachelAnkomahGh you see the bird.

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

The you'll really should be mutuals with @RachelAnkomahGh

[Rubydami🩷 @rubydamii]

Once I see say you like Liverpool
Me and you don turn friends straight

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

@RachelAnkomahGh 🙄

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

Asanteman 1 : 0 The others

[Ɔhene🕷 @GeneralPorcupin]

The Caribbean countries are the only ones to claim their love and consideration and their heritage for the Ashanti Kingdom at every event . One day we will be united with our brothers under the same banner.

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

@tim_cook Dear Tim, it should be in 4k. 😒

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

Went through the comments, how on earth does Angel E.C and KNUST Basic make appearance without Cambridge, Kɔmfo Anokye and Kwadaso SEA School. Damn!

[Otuo @Brefo20]

Infant Jesus
Supreme savior
Martyrs of Uganda
Angel Educational Complex
KNUST BASIC

If you know you know. Lol

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

@BigDaddyShaky Ghana will be fine, hope.

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

@General_K33 OG, OG! Say hi to that man for me when you get there. 🫣

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

You went to the restaurant and ordered sushi, I'm dipping my bankye akrakro in my brukina and you losing it. Comot for there.

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

Mr @KwakuAhenkorah2 and @PapaPoku, explain for me. 🤔

[KTB @KTB37033674]

Supporting LFC is like looking for the vagina of a monitor lizard. You have to find the lizard 1st, subdue it without getting a hedious bite laced with poisonous saliva & set about finding out whether it’s a male or female before proceeding to find the vagina. Requires patience…

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

@KwakuAhenkorah3 If not abonkele, which team will it be. 🙄

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

@KwakuAhenkorah3 Is it that of Juaben?

[Nana Boakye @cerboakye]

@Cjbiggerman This problem started when the educated stamped on Music and Performing Arts Education at tertiary level.