Football

Ghana’s love/hate relatioinship with Asamoah Gyan continues after his deftly spectacular equalizer against England at Wembley in a high profile friendly game that had Ghanaian supporters embarking on a sporting pilgrimage to witness a match that assumed an extra air of importance usually reserved for more crucial encounters. In fact, the level of importance attached to the game was so high that, Gyan’s goal was met with a level of jubilation fit for a world cup triumph. Love him or hate him though, Asamoah Gyan deserves or rather has earned the right to be respected by all and sundry.


John Paintsil, the king of own goals

Football and Sex: 2010 World Cup unsettles a myth

Kevin Prince Boateng: The story of a genius in the making

Nigeria : FIFA suspends Nigeria Football Federation

Morocco to host the African Cup of Nations?

Togo’s fake match against Bahrain and a smooth scam


Football: Eto’o takes home Italy’s second biggest paycheck

Why African football teams have shunned Zimbabwe

Ramadan and football: The odd couple?

Chantal Biya says no to new Cameroon coach over sex scandal

Football: Danny Jordaan to wrestle CAF leadership from Issa Hayatou

South Africa’s promising success

Ghana: What is ahead for Rajevac?

South Africa’s World Cup untold story

FIFA World Cup 2010(TM) Official Song ’Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)’ Becomes Global Phenomenon

Football for peace tournament

Morocco : The Gerets controversy reaches fever pitch

Football gave Zuma and other prisoners a human face on Robben Island

World Cup 2010: Ghana to petition FIFA on ’declaration of goal’

"Impressive arrival ceremony" as Black Stars set to return

Uruguay broke the heart of a whole continent

Uruguay end Ghana dream

Nigeria’s Super Eagles’ two year suspension could be pure bluff

Abedi Pelé believes in Ghana

Ghana make history

Ghana-USA Rustenburg encounter will be close

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9  >>

 
today's picture


last articles

search
 

newsletter