Steezz: We actually beat that same Liberia 2-0(friendly around 2011/2012) in Monrovia with names I have neva heard b4 in the Super Eagles so u'v got no excuse.

haba.!they beat us fair and square with our locals and I am not making any excuse.I want make we meet make we clip ur wings sef.lol

safarigirl: that shouldn't be an excuse. The Super Eagles fielded our second eleven for the Mandela cup against Bafana Bafana and we still won 2-0. If the likes of Gyan, Essien, the Ayew brothers and Steven Appiah get injured, are you saying Ghana can't take on any challenge? Is your first eleven indispensable?

And who is making excuses.they take on the challenge with importance as to whom they are playing. Eg. In angola 2010 there was no essien muntari paintsil and mensah but were only stopped in the finals. The black stars 2 string side would definately go all out against nigeria than say liberia

actually liberia beat us 2-0 last september in a friendly. the black stars fielded a second string side

are u sure? gondar are u one of us here.?

safarigirl: what analysis? What does BBA and their fraudulent voting result have to do with something as clear as football? Will there be a collation in the game? Btw, Melvin genuinely won, the votes were tampered with to appease your ilk

Like seriously .i suggest u use ur small legal contacts to help melvin seek redress.good to know u love sports also.
Lastly the egyptian team no be wash oo

One laz tin.

Spade, i tink som like u, don giv up

Toyin, don giv up az well

Reincarn, lepka is veri beautiful, i'm surprise she choz u bt u deserv it

Njoku I tink one girl lyk u but she dint say it because of ur stanz here.

Jekyll, i tink ella lyk u as well

Kslib, i tink c'est moi lyk u too much bet u nid to stop said all dis tinzz lyk u 2 don't talk in private

Caruj, royal like u too much. I tink she wnt u 2 say it 1st daz y

Otum/brafo/Gh u lik royal don giv up

Kwaku, u lik royal I knew

Dannyxy infact, ur story. I din even no how many gels. U jst like 2 meny gels iz not good

Gom

If ya a male and I miz ur name, din meant to. Izz becuz u din usually post. Try en post. Diz pipl r very nice.

Tenk again and bye

At least you are better than the moniker lucifer .You have spiced the thread today

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Oneal is in Botswana at this particular juncture probably mixing tapes

Who be this biggest dude sef way he want come confuse SOM at this particular juncture

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Oh really?

Don't worry about that, bro.

[b]The "M" on the profile is the least of my concern.

[/b]I'm here for one goal and one goal only, so make una begin dey provide her wherever she is o!

@royal ! seriously aden na random facts about alata turned to ntokwa, and to think you were unfortunately caught in the web . some hv said they enjoy ntokwa but this ish is becoming irritating. Daa biaaa na boys nkow .aden koraa

'' my brother you will play again and your people( Ghana) will come for you and you will go to the world cup''


Richard Kingston is indeed favoured by God This guy was completely irrelevant in the scheme of things with regards to player selection to the national team. After beating Zambia 2-1 ,our coach suddenly realised he needed the experience of Kingston to face egypt.Just wondering why he did not start him though. Chai! 3rd straight world cup for Olele, the young keepers don suffer

what is the essence of sellys party in abuja.? if she had been in the last 5 like we no go hear word

Nigeria got a befitting trophy for their Independence Day celebration in Accra when they beat Ghana 4-31/2 in the ‘Nigeria Independence Day Cup’ at the Accra Polo club last Saturday.

It was a sweet revenge for the Nigerians who lost to Ghana last year in the same competition.

Team Ghana, sponsored by Vodafone, paraded the likes of Dishan Ibrahim, Eric Gene, Lariposker Saneo and Damein Duncan whiles the Nigerians, sponsored by Access Bank, featured Yusuf Garba, Hassan Ramalan, Muhammad Dawule and Lawal Mohammed.

Nigeria started on a bright note and deservedly got the opener in the first chukker through Captain Yusuf Garba.

The Nigerian goal-poacher added a second few minutes later when he led ahead of a full-gallop to slot home the visitors’ second goal.

In the second chukker, Mohammed Lawal made it three for the visitors after another full-gallop by the pack saw him ahead and slotting the ball into the empty goal post.

But the Ghanaians came back strongly in the third chukker cancelling all three goals through Eric Gene ( who scored twice) and Damian Duncan.

However, the visitors’ superiority and experience helped agile Yusuf Garba to score the match winner at the stroke of match time.

Garba for his efforts got the Most Valuable Player trophy while his horse, Juan, owned by Mallam Ahmed Dasuki, received the best pony trophy.

Nigeria got the best team trophy and the champions trophy while Ghana won a consolation prize