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Coach Avram Grant is preparing to relocate his team to another training ground after complaints during their first training session at the Accra Sports Stadium ahead of their World Cup qualifying round first leg against Comoros.
The grass has overgrown and has not been manicured for months.
Watch photos from the pitch yesterday as the team went through their paces .






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