Damba sings Fatau Dauda praise
Posted On Monday, 21st January 2013
Damba has praised Fatau Dauda for his performance in the 2-2 draw against DR Congo
Ex Ghana goalkeeper Abukari Damba has hailed Fatau Dauda after his display against DR Congo on Sunday.
The 27-year-old AshGold shot-stopper put up a brave showing on his full AFCON debut on Sunday as the Black Stars manage a 2-2 draw against DR Congo.
Udinese midfielder Agyemang-Badu and Kwadwo Asamoah gave Ghana a 2-0 lead but Tresor Mputu and Mbokani levelled for the Leopards.
Dauda had to be on his mettle to deny West Bromwich Albion striker Youssouf Mulumbu seven minutes from time and made a couple of world class stops.
Damba is satisfied with Dauda’s performance on his full AFCON debut.
“Dauda got everything right. His reflexes were good and also made some crucial saves in the game. He was very satisfactory,” he told Accra-based Happy FM.
The former Hearts of Oak keepers’ training also lauded the performance of DR Congo goalie Robert Kidiaba.
“Kidiaba did very well in the game especially with the chance Gyan had. He narrowed the angle that is why Gyan couldn’t score.
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stupid fool go nd collect ur money….. he dauda nd dam ba selfish nd ungrateful people kwara will always be ghs no.1 we see off stupid tatically bankrupt appiah……after the marketing of their so call players nd believe or it not dauda will anyway come near kwara @ any level…….dauda will be a flopp……..if u dont have anything to say u shd keep quit..nd shd stop playing politics……about some of players…
Yurigagarin u are a big fool ,,, did u really watch the match ? Re watch it again wawabanza
FATAU:
FATAU PLAYED WELL. HOWEVER, I WAS SUPRISED HE COULDT READ THE BODY LANGUAGE OF THE DR CONGO PENALTY KICK TAKER.
Mbonkan LOOKED OVER TO HIS LEFT 3 TIMES BEFORE HE TOOK THE PENALTY. SO U HAVE TO KNOW THAT HE WILL SHOOT RIGHT, AND HE DID.
FATAU MUST LOOK FOR SUCH BODY LANGUAGE SIGNS AND HE MUST KEEP HIS EYE ON THE BALL. IF U CANT SEE THE BALL, U CANT GRAB IT.