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A major technical and development meeting of the Ghana Football Association has been set for Thursday to deliberate on national team coaching.Head coaches of all the eight national teams have been invited for Thursday morning's session called by the GFA's Technical and Development Committee.The meeting scheduled for 10:00am at FA’s headquarters in Accra would discuss issues about coaching and other technical matters.
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