http://www.kenbediako.com/blog1.php?disp=comments en-US http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Mon, 29 Jun 2009 11:07:32 +0000 NanaB [Visitor] c82@http://www.kenbediako.com/ Ghana has indeed come a long way in her quest for a truly professional, devoted and committed Black Stars Squad. The current squad displays a level of commitment that many of today&#8217;s generation have never seen.<br /> <br /> It is possible to argue that the commitment of the current squad can perhaps only be matched by the commitment of the Black Stars of the 60&#8217;s, 70&#8217;s and to some extent the early 80&#8217;s.<br /> <br /> One recalls the disgraceful days when the Black Stars Squad consisted of rival gangs; Abedi gang (Players who supported Abedi Pele) and the Yeboah gang (Those were for Tony Yeboah). As it happened, nothing was achieved under those circumstances. <br /> <br /> Indeed, I also recall the shameful attitude of the likes of George Alhassan, a centre forward who reportedly avoided heading the ball at any cost because he was then spotting a freshly permed/jerry curled hair.<br /> <br /> I wish the current squad all the best!!<br />
It is possible to argue that the commitment of the current squad can perhaps only be matched by the commitment of the Black Stars of the 60’s, 70’s and to some extent the early 80’s.

One recalls the disgraceful days when the Black Stars Squad consisted of rival gangs; Abedi gang (Players who supported Abedi Pele) and the Yeboah gang (Those were for Tony Yeboah). As it happened, nothing was achieved under those circumstances.

Indeed, I also recall the shameful attitude of the likes of George Alhassan, a centre forward who reportedly avoided heading the ball at any cost because he was then spotting a freshly permed/jerry curled hair.

I wish the current squad all the best!!
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