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Akwasi Appiah warns unscrupulous football agents |
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Written by Patrick Doamekpor
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 Akwasi Appiah says unscrupulous football agents will not be tolerated during his tenure as Ghana coach.
The Black Stars has in recent times been dominated by the perception of call ups being based on how influential a player agent is. |
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West Brom cools link for Derek Boateng |
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Written by Patrick Doamekpor
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 West Bromwich Albion boss Roy Hodgson has played down talk of a deal for Dnipro midfielder Derek Boateng.
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KENYA FA BOSS DESCENDS ON RACISTS IN FOOTBALL ………calls for stiffer measures against culprits ……….labels Kenny Dalglish as one who abets racism |
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Written by Maria
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 The football fraternity was charged earlier today in very strong words by Sam Nyamweya, the Chairman of Football Kenya Federation. The Kenyan football supremo was speaking about the re-emergence of racism on football, and the seeming inability of FIFA to deal decisively with the menace.
Writing in an article released today, Nyamweya said “the past few years have seen a seeming rise in cases of racism in our football, especially in so-called developed countries in Europe and the eastern bloc”. |
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APR, DOLPHINS, BRIKAMA….ALL NAMES IN THE NEXT ROUND |
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Written by Tunde Adelakun
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 The Orange CAF African Champions League concluded its second round of qualifiers last weekend and there were some impressive results and the setting up of some real eye-watering ties for the next round. APR of Rwanda (a team founded on the nation’s military background) scaled through at the expense of favourites Tusker FC of Kenya. Having battled to a scoreless draw in Nairobi, APR got the 1-0 win needed to secure a place in the next round. They will, though, face a tricky two-legged duel with former African champions Etoile du Sahel from Tunisia, to advance to the next stage. |
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Ghana to play Zambia Again |
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Written by Maria
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 ZAMBIA’S next home international fixture will be played at the recently constructed Levy Mwanawasa Stadium against the 2012 Afcon wounded Black Stars of Ghana. |
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Stevanovic reports GFA to FIFA |
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Written by Patrick Doamekpor
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 The sacked coach of the Senior National Team, the Black Stars, Goran Stevanovic, has officially reported the Ghana Football Association (GFA) to FIFA, saying he is in a state of shock and fears for his life after an official of the GFA told him (Goran) that they cannot guarantee his safety in the country.
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KENYAN FORTUNES ON THE UP… |
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Written by Maria
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 It was a weekend of glee for Kenyan football, whose leadership appears determined to take the country to heights yet unexperienced in the history of the nation’s football. Last Wednesday, the senior national team of Kenya – the Harambee Stars – defied odds, even surviving a walk-out of their star player, Parma of Italy’s McDonald Mariga to record a famous 2-1 home win over Togo in the 2013 African Nations Cup qualifier played in Nairobi. |
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SENATE’S PROCLAMATION ON NIGERIAN FOOTBALL – “UNFAIR, UNCALLED FOR” |
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Written by Maria
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Ripples ran through the rank and file of Nigerian football hierarchy on the eve of the Nigerian Super Eagles’ Africa Cup qualifier against Rwanda. News reached the Nigerian camp that there was a session in the nation’s Senate, where the leadership of the legislative body stated that Nigerian football was a “house of corruption” with leaders who did not know what they were doing. |
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Kingson accuses new Ghana FA members |
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Written by Patrick Doamekpor
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 Ghana goalkeeper Richard Kingson says new FA management members are bent on clearing out the experienced players from the Black Stars. |
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