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Black-stars
5 Dec 2024
The Black Stars have had mixed performances under Ghana’s NPP and NDC governments since 1992. Under the NDC, highlights include reaching the 2010 World Cup quarterfinals and strong AFCON performances in 2010 and 2015. The NPP era saw Ghana's first World Cup appearance in 2006 but has been marked by recent struggles, including group-stage exits in AFCON and the 2022 World Cup, and failure to qualify for the 2025 AFCON.
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Black-stars
5 Dec 2024
Aziz Haruna Futa, NPP's National Nasara Coordinator, has criticized Black Stars coach Otto Addo, blaming him for failing to qualify Ghana for the 2025 AFCON after finishing last in Group F. He revealed that Sports Minister Mustapha Ussif had advised the GFA against appointing Addo, doubting his ability to lead the team. The GFA is yet to decide on Addo’s future as preparations for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers begin.
Otto Addo slams silly red cards received by Black Stars players
Black-stars
4 Dec 2024
Former Ghanaian footballer Sam Johnson has advised Baba Rahman to retire from the Black Stars, citing the defender’s struggles with criticism from fans. Despite this, Baba Rahman, currently excelling at PAOK, remains open to a return, clarifying that his absence was due to injury and not retirement.
Fans want me back in the Black Stars – Baba Rahman
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Black-stars
30 Nov 2024
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has confirmed that Black Stars coach Otto Addo and his backroom staff are owed few months of unpaid salaries, a responsibility that lies with the Ministry of Youth and Sports. This revelation comes amid uncertainty over Addo's future following Ghana's failure to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations. While discussions continue about his role, the GFA has emphasized the need to collaborate with the Ministry on financial and contractual matters.
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Black-stars
27 Nov 2024
The shocking fall from grace of the Black Stars is no accident; it is a direct result of Otto Addo's catastrophic mismanagement and the Ghana Football Association's (GFA) disastrous oversight. With every defeat, the hopes of an entire nation are shattered. The pressing question remains: who is to blame? Ghanaians must demand answers and hold the GFA accountable for this monumental breakdown. Addo's inability to rise to the occasion has exposed significant cracks in Ghana's football leadership.
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