Christian Atsu relishes Nations Cup prospects

1. Pike says:

   October 16, 2012 at 7:37 am

   Atsu God is by your side..We love you and you also have our support in prayers.

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2. Maxwell Johnson says:

   October 16, 2012 at 8:06 am

   He was really average in the game against Malawi, not sure if it was due to the poor nature of the pitch. Nevertheless Atsu is the new darling boy of GH football now, he needs our support and prayers.

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   • BRAFII27 says:

     October 16, 2012 at 10:31 am

     cos dem bwois wer playin like kick boxers n de referee was very bad on de day plus sakasaka pitch.

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3. selfmade says:

   October 16, 2012 at 1:21 pm

   U are a good player but it seems u flop at away matches…. you have to be tough because the afcon is not gonna be play in Ghana but south africa and again,don’t be selfish with the ball because i quite remember against malawi, after good solo effort,three ghanaian players were waiting for the ball in the malawian 18 but u decided to shoot waywardly!! The players didn’t like what u did from their gestures!! Learn to be a team player because what makes messi great is not his individual brilliance but his collective team work!!! U hardly see messi wanted to

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4. keith from germany says:

   October 16, 2012 at 5:18 pm

   i guess the pitch in lilongwe was in a very bad shape.guys believe me anytime atsu comes in as a substitute to replace eighther the portuguese international silvestre varela or the colombian nwew wonderkid james rodrigues,he always performs.
   in asll the two champions league games they played against croatia zagreb n paris saint-germain,atsu was the rwal deal.
   against psg ne tested the italian keeper sirigiu to stretch to his fullest two times to be able to catch the ball.
   he made the fool out of the the psg right back jallet twisting him in n out.
   dont forget that our african referees are not good.they always fail to protect players from being butchered becuz if they warn these butcher players n the next time they give them their matching orders for a wreckless tackle,believe me the african game will flow.african referees are the worst i have ever seen in my life.
   coach pereira knows what he has in atsu its just a matter of time he will blossom.

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5. selfmade says:

   October 17, 2012 at 3:01 am

   @ Keith…. well said but that does not take away the fact that he holds unto the ball for too long and from your analysis,African referees doesn’t protect players so whenever he comes down to play in africa,he should release the ball early to avoid nasty injuries.. yet again,he is too selfish and love showboating which slow down play thereby making the opponents re-organised!!! Dino,messi etc are great players by their teamwork and they hardly play to the gallery esp when the scorelone is zero!!! We understand he is a young player but this is the time for him to learn which ll help him to develop even better!.. viva the revolutioncioooooo

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6. selfmade says:

   October 17, 2012 at 3:13 am

   @keith… the pitch shouldn’t be an excuse because he wasn’t born in Europe but right here in Ghana and i know he has played in worst pitches than this one,so the pitch shouldn’t be an issue at all….. if he want to be a great player then he should embraced himself for even worst pitches and conditions!!! Sometimes is not all about talent but hardworking and determination!!! He is gonna be a great player but he needs to be a fighter and a soldier on the field!!! He should be tough because the road to stardom is not easy!!! A word to the wise is…… viva the revolutioncioooooo

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