FRIMPONG MANSO

Frimpong Manso And His Assistant Coach Sacked By Bofoakwa Tano
23 Nov

Frimpong Manso And His Assistant Coach Sacked By Bofoakwa Tano

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Bofoakwa Tano FC has parted ways with head coach, Frimpong Manso, citing a series of poor results in the ongoing 2023/24 Ghana Premier League. The newly promoted club has mutually terminated the contracts of both Manso and his assistant, Kofi Sarfo. The duo were appointed prior to the start of the ongoing season following Bofoakwa’s promotion to the Ghanaian top flight after 16 years in the Division One League. After an impressive start to the season, Bofoakwa now finds themselves in 6th position after a downward slide in recent weeks. With just one win in their last eight matches, Bofoakwa has…
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Current Black Stars Players Are Not Committed – Frimpong Manso
26 Oct

Current Black Stars Players Are Not Committed – Frimpong Manso

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Head coach of Bofoakwa Tano, Frimpong Manso has criticized Black Stars players for their lack of commitment and sacrifice for the country. The senior national team following their humiliating performance in the international friendly games this month against Mexico and USA has come under pressure. Chris Hughton and his charges were hoping to maintain their unbeaten run but suffered a 2-0 defeat against CONCACAF champions before a 4-0 defeat to the US Men’s team. Following the team’s poor performance, Manso, who is a former Ghana international believes Hughton must do away with players who are not committed to his course.…
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Black Starlets 1995 WC Winning Squad Was Over-Aged – Frimpong Manso
21 Aug

Black Starlets 1995 WC Winning Squad Was Over-Aged – Frimpong Manso

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Black Starlets 1995 WC Winning Squad Was Over-Aged - Frimpong Manso   Former Ghana International Frimpong Manso has disclosed that the Black Starlets were able to conquer the world because they used over-aged players to compete in tournaments. The Asante Kotoko legend was speaking on the 25th anniversary of Ghana’s U-17 World Cup triumph at Equador 1995. Ghana defeated Brazil in the final to win their second World Cup trophy at that level. Speaking in an interview with Odiasempa Kwame Oware on Wamputu Sports on Happy 98.9FM, Frimpong Manso shockingly revealed that Ghana were able to dominate at the youth level due…
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