Adomah and Rabiu boost Ghana with injury return

1. Kilo says:

   January 15, 2013 at 3:35 pm

   I know that a coach has the chance to change an injured player before the tournament begins. In line with coach AA’s “vision of sending only fully fit players to the tournament”, I suggest that he replaces Annan. All the conspiracy theories will be exposed.

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2. junior mafia says:

   January 15, 2013 at 4:03 pm

   Annan is fit n wat conapiracy r u talkn about. Cant u let go of da ayews issue,clearly dede didnt wanna b part of da team..if I may ask who would u suggest replaces da four slightly injured playrs hu are being taken care of by team docs.dnt jus talk

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3. Yaw says:

   January 15, 2013 at 6:40 pm

   Why do people keep saying that Dede didn’t want to be part of the team? Is there anything wrong with an injured player asking for time to be treated properly? The best doctor to treat any patient is one who knows the patient’s history well. Any other thing will be mere guess work and dangerous to the patient’s health. This reflected in how soon Dede recovered. His request was to enable him go to camp in good shape and fit to contribute his quota. The team handlers were simply not patient enough with him. They allowed themselves to be influenced by past events and they probably thought his request was the easiest way out to unjustifiably exclude him from the team. We are even told that his exclusion was celebrated by some players who didn’t like his attitude in camp (cf. Jeff on angel fm). Injuries can happen to players at any time just as we are witnessing with some of our players now. So, let’s leave the young man alone. After all we’ve done our worst to him and he is not even complaining. I pray he continues to keep quiet and focus on doing what he knows best. Speedy recovery to the injured players in camp and good luck to the team at the tournament.

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