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The Executive Committee of Ghana Football Association is set to hold an emergency meeting on the poor performances of the national teams.
The meeting is to possibly diagnose the problems causing the dismal performances put up by the national teams recently in all competitions.
A member of the Executive Committee, George Afriyie disclosed this to Asempa Sports on Tuesday.
Soccer fans are of the view that the current Ghana Football Association under the leadership of Kwasi Nyantakyi has concentrated too much on the Black Stars at the expense of the other national teams - a situation which has led to poor outings by the seemingly neglected teams.
The Ghana Football Association in response to this allegation will meet to go into the matter for possible solutions to the problems.
Story: Benedict Owusu Dankwa/Asempa Sports
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