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Sports Analyst Ebo Appiah has condemned rumours making rounds that the Ghana FA intends to hire the services of an expatriate to augment the Black Stars technical staff for Brazil 2014 and believes the timing is wrong.
Appiah has expressed his disappointment on various media platforms and has also raised eyes brows on the timing of this funny rumour that 62-year old experienced German Coach Klaus Toppmoller could head the technical bench.
The Ghana FA says it has never discussed such a thing in any quarters.
“Yes Kwesi Appiah will need support but not from a foreign coach at the time when every effort is being geared towards the second leg of the play off against Egypt next month.
“Journalist in the country must be circumspective in their reportages. Nowadays Sports journalists in this country just think of what they will get in their pockets and therefore don’t carry themselves well and this must be stopped immediately”. He added.
Ghanaians believed in Kwesi Appiah that is why he was given the job. We should therefore give him our unflinching support.
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