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Ex-president Rawlings was why we cursed the Black Stars

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George Alhassan has disclosed that Ghana’s 35-year trophy drought might be attributed to a curse he and his teammates invoked on the Black Stars.
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George Alhassan has revealed that the decision of ex-president Jerry John Rawlings not to honour the Black Stars in 1982 was the reason for Ghanas failure to annex the AFCON since 1982.

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Alhassan won the goal king in the 1982 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) as Ghana won the continental showpiece for the fourth time.

However, the legendary footballer believes the nation failure to honour the team upset them into invoking curses on the Black Stars.

“We fought hard to win Ghana the 1982 AFCON. Everyday Rawling would send us a message to encourage us ahead of the game, but when we won the trophy and returned to Ghana the only thing he did was just a salute.

“All the players were bitter about the treatment and we cursed the Black Stars that they will struggle to win titles,” he told Happy FM.

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