The President of the Ghana Football Association, Kwesi Nyantakyi, has announced that he plans to step down from his position when his current term of office expires in 2019.
The FA President said he has no intention of entrenching himself in the position, and would step down at the end of his third term.
Spaniard Gerard Nus, who served as video analyst for the Black Stars during the tenure of Avram Grant, has returned to Spain after a shameful impasse with the Ghana Football Association (GFA) was brought to an end Sunday.
Nus had been refusing to vacate his Accra hotel to fly back home until he has been paid all monies owed him by the FA from Afcon 2017.
Out of a hundred and thirty-two (132) who applied to fill Avram Grant’s vacant position as Black Stars coach, the GFA 6 member committee tasked to find the Stars a new manager has shortlisted 3 candidates for interview
Information gathered from starrsportsgh.com can confirm that the Ex-Stars Coach, James Kwesi Appiah who currently coaches Sudanese club Al Khartoum is a contender among the said three.
The spokesperson of the Ghana Football Association, Ibrahim Sani Dara, has debunked rumours that the vacant Black Stars job has been handed to former manager Kwesi Appiah.
Sensational reports in the local press have claimed that the committee set up to appoint Ghana’s next coach have settled on Appiah, who led the Stars to qualification to the 2014 Fifa World Cup.
Ghana Football Association is likely to be on a Sankofa move to get former Black Stars coach Kwesi Appiah back to the job that he was denied to continue after the infamous Brazil fiasco. READ ALSO: See How Beans And Plantain Influenced Stephen Appiah’s Football Career Reports by Ghanasportsonline.com says 5 out of the newly … Read more
The managerial role for the Ghana Senior National Football Team has been vacant following Avram’s departure after the team’s poor performance at the recent AFCONS. The next best fit to fill that position has raised a number of debates so far which GFA seeks demystify with this new 6 Member Committee obliged to find the Black Stars … Read more
There’s a strong wind blowing signaling the departure of Blackstars Coach Avram Grant, immediately after the ongoing AFCON as his contract expires soon after that.
Speaking to Metro Tv’s Ernest Koranteng in Port Gentil, Gabon, Grant said he hasn’t emphatically stated he is leaving. But his remarks quite sounded like a thank you speech.
Former head of the Ghana Football Association Dr Nyaho Nyaho-Tamakloe is calling for the firing of Black Stars manager Avram Grant, describing him as ‘lazy’ and ‘useless’.
Dr Nyaho-Tamakloe is furious with the coach for the Star’s horrible start to World Cup qualifying, which commenced with a dour 0-0 draw against minnows Uganda at home.
Seems so typical of Ghana that right on the international stage we set ourselves up for embarrassment.
Brazil 2014 was the pinnacle of such humiliation, yet two years later nothing has been learned and here we are back at square one.
The friction between the Sports Ministry and the Ghana Football Association looks to be taking a turn for the worse with the latest pronouncement from the sector Minister, Nii Lante Vanderpuye, set to further inflame passions between the two entities.
And if the Black Stars lose a couple qualification matches along the way, who really cares?
I don’t know why but we seem to have a huge aversion to the truth in this country. Especially when it comes to something concerning ourselves, in which case no matter how bad it is, you have to hold your tongue because it would be ‘unpatriotic’ to speak out.
The Ghana Premier League is in terrible shape. This is a fact, independent of whether Ghanaian journalists say so or not. So to try and lay the blame of its demise on them, as everyone seems intent on doing these days- is simply disingenuous and a huge matter of shifting the goalposts.
Those running the GFA have so lost touch with reality, these days it doesn’t seem worth the bother to react to whatever they say- because you know by definition its going to be a hot, steaming pile of horsesh*t.
Sanni Daara especially, as the organisations communication officer, has gone off the edge. The former BBC journalist, who you would think would know of the intricacies of the communication process- has rather become the FA’s pitbull, sent out to attack anyone at the slightest hint of disagreement with the body.
The government yesterday submitted its white paper on the findings of the Dzamefe Commission set up to investigate the world cup fiasco, and the biggest consequence is that an investigation is to be carried out into the Ghana Football Association and its president Kwesi Nyantakyi. The investigations, in the form of forensic audit, would look … Read more
