I believed most football loving Ghanainas will be confused why a young man of my age wants to fight Ghana football. After Gold Coast gained independence from Great Britain and switches name to Ghana in 1957 ,football in Ghana also took another direction by joining the international football associations. The Ghana Amateur Football Association (GAFA) was also founded in 1957, got affiliated to FIFA and CAF in 1958 .Then the football revolution took place where Mr. Ohene-Djan was appointed as the general secretary of the Ghana Amateur Football Associatio which later became the Ghana Football Association (GFA). Mr Ohene-Djan held the association from 1957 to 1960 and in 1960 he handed over to Mr. H.P. Nyametei who also served from 1960m to 1966. after Mr. H.P. Nyametei, 19 other people came to the helm affairs of the association before Lawyer Kwesi Nyantakyi took over in 2005 till date.
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Wednesday, 7 March 2012
20 dos and donts of a functional relationship
1. Who you think you are is important. Like attracts like. Think about it. Do you like who you are?
2. What you want in a relationship is important, and when you are willing to ask for it, you will be able to create it. But only ask for what you want when you are clear about what it is. Until then, don�t go around demanding things you just think you should have.
3. We get exactly what we focus on. The problem or the solution. We make a choice between them with every decision we make.
4. Tell yourself the truth about what you want, not what others (family, friends, spouse) say you should have.
5. Tell everyone else your truth about what you want. Don�t be afraid to share your vision and dreams with those you love.
6. You are not defined by your relationships unless you choose to be. Consider what it says about you if you deed over you soul to one (partner/relationship).
7. Interdependent (two independent functional people) relationships are the only ones that work, long
2. What you want in a relationship is important, and when you are willing to ask for it, you will be able to create it. But only ask for what you want when you are clear about what it is. Until then, don�t go around demanding things you just think you should have.
3. We get exactly what we focus on. The problem or the solution. We make a choice between them with every decision we make.
4. Tell yourself the truth about what you want, not what others (family, friends, spouse) say you should have.
5. Tell everyone else your truth about what you want. Don�t be afraid to share your vision and dreams with those you love.
6. You are not defined by your relationships unless you choose to be. Consider what it says about you if you deed over you soul to one (partner/relationship).
7. Interdependent (two independent functional people) relationships are the only ones that work, long
boigraphy of the fastest man on the globe.
Bolt at Berlin World Championships 2009 |
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| Personal information | |
|---|---|
| Nickname(s) | Lightning Bolt |
| Nationality | Jamaican |
| Born | 21 August 1986 (age 25)[1] Trelawny, Jamaica[2] |
| Residence | Kingston, Jamaica |
| Height | 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m)[3] |
| Weight | 207 lb (94 kg)[3] |
| Sport | |
| Sport | Track and field |
| Event(s) | 100 m, 200 m, 400 m, 4×100 m |
| Club | Racers Track Club |
| Achievements and titles | |
| Personal best(s) | 100 m: 9.58 s (WR, Berlin 2009)[4] 150 m: 14.35 s (WB, Manchester 2009)[5][6] 200 m: 19.19 s (WR, Berlin 2009)[7] 400 m: 45.28 s (Kingston 2007)[1] |
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Monday, 9 January 2012
MIDFIELD MASTER
Xavi
(25/01/1980)
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His 2011
The undisputed king of possession football, Xavi was his usual ultra-consistent self in 2011, producing a string of typically polished displays as he moved third on the list of Spain’s most capped players and set a new appearances record for his club employers Barcelona.
The undisputed king of possession football, Xavi was his usual ultra-consistent self in 2011, producing a string of typically polished displays as he moved third on the list of Spain’s most capped players and set a new appearances record for his club employers Barcelona.
The vastly experienced midfield maestro was integral to Barça’s five trophy wins during the course of the year, his gift for recycling possession and dictating the pace undimmed. Responsible for providing Lionel Messi with a steady supply of bullets, the selfless Xavi finished runner-up to his Argentinian team-mate for the UEFA Best Player in Europe Award. The Spanish pass-master capped off the year by lifting the FIFA Club World Cup in Japan for the second time in two years.
Monday, 15 August 2011
HOOLIGANISM IN GHANA FOOTBALL
A lay man will ask, what is hooliganism?Hooliganism refers to an act of noisy or violent in a public places.Eg football hooligans.
The speed at which hooliganism is creeping into our football this days is very serious and rendering thegame more of footwar than a sporting activity.The tragedy that occured at the then Accra Sports Stadium now Ohene Djan in which one hundred and twenty-six 126 lots their lives on May 9th is still fresh in our memory. What are some of the reasons behind this upsurge in hooliganism and what can be done to combat it.
To me as a youth of the 21st century,who is much into football, i see the practise of hooliganism as an act of absence of law and order among football fans during matches.Football fans take the laws into their own hands and some of them being under the influence of alchool and other forms of drugs, hooliganism has become a characteristics of an ordinary day of football.
The speed at which hooliganism is creeping into our football this days is very serious and rendering thegame more of footwar than a sporting activity.The tragedy that occured at the then Accra Sports Stadium now Ohene Djan in which one hundred and twenty-six 126 lots their lives on May 9th is still fresh in our memory. What are some of the reasons behind this upsurge in hooliganism and what can be done to combat it.
To me as a youth of the 21st century,who is much into football, i see the practise of hooliganism as an act of absence of law and order among football fans during matches.Football fans take the laws into their own hands and some of them being under the influence of alchool and other forms of drugs, hooliganism has become a characteristics of an ordinary day of football.
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