rvp20182: When is Nigeria playing. Let Ghanian speak at least for next few hours before KQ jet takes them back home together with Cameroon. So far only Morocco seem to be doing great.
Sorry.. we don't put our stars on rickety KQ planes
obaaderemi: Germany out again like in 2018. So much for "The Germans have the right mentality". Costa Rica even messed up the German's goal difference.
obaaderemi: Are you watching Spain Japan? Mad game. Japan is holding on by the teeth. Only football can make one feel this way. No other sport connects the world like football but some skeletons will never get it.
vaxx: To the idiot who keeps measuring west africa standard. Jamaica are the best in sprinter and majority of jamaican are from west africa ( Ghana precisely.
If west africa currently are not dominating it now , it doesn't mean we don't have the capacity, we just don't consider entertaining enough to spend our resources and time like world most popular sport ( football) .
vaxx: Two (2) West Africans representing foreign countries. Musah is a Ghanaian representing USA in the FIFA World Cup. Saka is a Nigerian representing England in the FIFA World Cup.
you forgot to add Alphonso Davies of Canada, Galko of Netherlands and Memphis Depay
rvp20182: Kenya has had 8yr rule for all cars being imported as second hand since 1990s. You dont see old cars in kenya roads...rare sight Now we just banned any car 7 meter long being imported as second hand Poor Ghana you still importing 30yr old cars.
The Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) in April issued a notice freezing importation of used vehicles more than seven metres in length from July 2022. Trucks with load capacities of 3.5 tonnes and above were also banned. Imports of tractor heads and prime movers not older than three years were allowed access until June 2023 after which only new units were to be allowed into Kenya.
rvp20182: Some of the jalopies being driven in west africa you can only see in Drc Congo.
Every year in Kenya you must take your commercial car to be inspected unless it's a personal car.
For any car to be allowed to operate in the country, it must have an inspection sticker issued by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA).
The sticker confirms that a car is fit to operate in the country without endangering the lives of other road users.
Inspection is done in collaboration with the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) and supervised by the government through the National Police Service (NPS).
During the exercise, car owners are expected to present their automobiles to inspection centres set by the government
afety Requirements
To ascertain if a car is fit to operate in the country, the government confirms the automobile's date of manufacture, steering wheel, condition of tyres, electrical wiring and equipment and lighting system.
Under electrical and wiring, the car's battery is checked, and so are warning lights, headlights, rear lamps, direction indicators and hazard lamps.
During the exercise, the braking system and components are also checked to confirm if a car is fit to operate on Kenyan roads.
Suspension, windscreen glass, seat belts and general condition of the vehicle structure are also inspected during the exercise.
"Defects to be checked for condition of the body shall be body panelling and guard rail, PSV flap type doors and PSV luggage compartments," KEBS stated in their inspection checklist. "Defects to be checked for doors shall be missing door, hinges, stiff doors and worn out door hinges," the checklist further adds.
However, the conditions vary depending on the car, such as Public Service Vehicles (PSV) and personal cars.
Did you just introduced that into your country?
West African countries have been doing it for 60 plus years now
rvp20182: So 5 for every weight category. Very impressive by West African standards. I dont want to include the women I think kenya women proffesional boxers are more than that.
You mean Kenya amateurs?
Sorry kiddo, all the Ghanaians are professionals who compete for belts globally in their weight category
rvp20182: You have severely limited vocabulary of invectives. You cannot excel in any sport if you don't build the pipeline from school competition to amateur to professional.
You'll be left desperate like Ghana talking about one boxer - like it matters.
obaaderemi: Heck, one of Kenya's biggest boxers ever even named himself after the Nigerian Dick Tiger. Imagine a little Indian here asking me who Dick Tiger was.
rvp20182: One random Ghanian player or legend doesnt mean your country is good in sports. That is just a wild card. A random freak. To be good means you're generating legends every year.
We are the best boxing nation on the continent after SA We are a dominant footballing nation
Kenya hasn't gotten there yet
Developed sporting discipline in your country and maybe you'll get there someday
Shma2022: Mind is fed with books and content --- not food. Why are you dense?
Without food your mind makes you constantly depressed, anxiety, skewed reality, limited motor skills,loss of concentration, mood swings, sleep patterns disturbed..
Basically everything in your body needed for proper functioning is disoriented.
Shma2022: Outside board game; cricket, baseball, tennis are the biggest mental oriented sport. Kenya triumps Ghana on that! So, for strong mental capacity games, leave it for kenya and boers in South Africa.
A perfect reply from Quora.
I think both sports require skills. Footballers are clearly more skilled at intricate footwork…rugby players have far more rules they have to adhere to…no forward passes, rules where you can tackle, how you can hold, how long you before you have to release the ball…even if you have control of the ball when you score a try. Football has less rules in this sense. I think overall, rugby is the more skillful when you look at the game in its entirety - the speed, mental aspect, tactical play, fitness required as well as rule adherence.
The above submission is for rugby, but that is not the point.
Here is the point: Since 2000, ghana has only smashed Kenya once! We dominate your strong point.
let me laugh
You're still looking at that result and posting this nonsense
Football require critical thinking skills and tactics
obaaderemi: You are right. Little Indians will never win anything in soccer because their level of cognitive capacity seems quite low and without that, you can't play a complex game like soccer.
They need to feed themselves well before they'll be able to play football
obaaderemi: Football of all sports( if you count chess out) requires critical thinking the most. East are not particularly bright as you can see from their representatives here. They will never play football well. I heard Ghana once beat Kenya 13 - 2 or so.
They usually don't have the mental fortitude to think critically, Kenya in particular and that is why they will never play competitive football