Fatau Dauda staying grounded after superb AFCON showcase

Posted On Friday, 15th February 2013

Fatau Dauda wants to achieve more for himself

By Muftawu Adamu

Ghana goalkeeper Fatau Dauda has maintained that he is yet to reach his full potential after his epic performances at the Africa Cup of Nations.

The AsahntiGold shot-stopper has earned rave reviews for his composure between the sticks despite Ghana’s abject display to finish fourth.

The 27-year-old has been linked with a move abroad but the new Ghana number one claims he is still on the learning curve.

“I can’t judge myself I’am just a player; you the media men and the technical team of the Black Stars are the people who can rate my performance because you watch us play,” Dauda said.

“We went to South Africa to bring the trophy but since we couldn’t do what Ghanaians wanted, I can’t say I have done well.”

Dauda honed his talent at relegated Okwahu United before moving to his current club AshantiGold in 2006.

He was an unused goalkeeper in Ghana’s 2008 Nations Cup finals squad which earned bronze on home soil.

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READERS COMMENTS

Ghanaman says:

February 15, 2013 at 8:54 am

This is pure rubbish. If his display was superb what was Kwarasey’s last year when he conceded less goals???

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nwankwo says:

February 15, 2013 at 9:56 am

but this bastard is ugly. he looks like a gorilla same with ghanaian women they are so dirty and ugly. i dont know how you idiots afford to kiss your women with their smelly mouth

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ghanaba says:

February 15, 2013 at 11:52 am

nwanko or what ever you call yourself you are an idiot .I will like to see your face i can imaging what a monkey you will be kwasia boy . Boko haram is waiting for you.

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capstone says:

February 15, 2013 at 12:44 pm

Nwankwo, you disappointed me. Why this racial abuse on Ghanians, we are not created equal after all. This website is not meant for racial abuse and should stop it henceforth. I don’t see Ghanians as our enemies, but football rivals, period. And it’s like that all over the world – it exists between Brazil and Argentina; England and Germany, etc.

Ghanians, I plead on his behalf. Up NigeriA, Up Ghana.

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