Stephen Appiah

Stephen Appiah Charges Black Stars To Beat Central African Republic And To Win The Hearts Of The Fans

Stephen Appiah Charges Black Stars To Beat Central African Republic And To Win The Hearts Of The Fans

Former Ghana captain, Stephen Appiah visited the Black Stars during their final training session before the clash against the Central African Republic on Thursday. During an interaction with the team, he charged the players to fight to beat the Central African Republic. He said this will ensure the Black Stars win the hearts of the Ghanaian fans who will be watching from the stadium and at home. “You guys know the assignment already. Tomorrow is the last game to qualify for AFCON. And I know that you are ready, I can see. You have to win the hearts of the…
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Why I Support Manchester United – Stephen Appiah

Why I Support Manchester United – Stephen Appiah

Former Black Stars skipper Stephen Appiah has disclosed why he supports English Premiership giants Manchester United. According to the former Ghanaian international, he developed love for the three-time Champions League winners when he joined Ghana’s Black Starlets (U-17) team for camping in Manchester ahead of the1995 FIFA U-17World Cup in Ecuador. Narrating his experience, the former Ghanaian international said “I joined the U-17 team and we traveled to Manchester, UK for our pre-tournament camp and that was how I became a United fan”, he said on JoySports. “We went to Sir Bobby Charlton College and that was where we camped…
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Stephen Appiah, John Paintsil, Ex-Black Stars Enroll For CAF License B Coaching Course

Stephen Appiah, John Paintsil, Ex-Black Stars Enroll For CAF License B Coaching Course

A number of former Ghanaian footballers have registered for an upcoming Confederation of African Football (CAF) coaching course in Ghana. In a statement by the Ghana Football Association, former Black Stars players, including former captain Stephen Appiah, former goalkeepers Richard Kingston and Abdul Fatawu Dauda, as well as former midfielder John Paintsil, were listed as participants for the upcoming course. In total, about 25 individuals were listed as participants for the upcoming course. See details of the registered participants below: The upcoming CAF License B Coaching course in Ghana has generated significant anticipation, attracting a diverse group of ambitious coaches and retired…
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Stephen Appiah Reveals Biggest Regret Of His International Career

Stephen Appiah Reveals Biggest Regret Of His International Career

Former Black Stars skipper, Stephen Appiah has stated he wished he could boast about winning a trophy for Ghana in his international career. Stephen Appiah is mostly recognized as the first Black Stars captain to lead Ghana to the World Cup. Speaking in an interview with Sompa FM, he said the aforementioned achievement attached to his name is not enough. "I wish I won a trophy because saying Stephen Appiah captained us to the World Cup is not enough. I wish I won something that I can boast about," he said. The former Udinese and Juventus man yet embraces playing at the World Cup, citing former Wales player…
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World Cup 2022: Black Stars Are Capable Of Doing Well In Qatar – Stephen Appiah

World Cup 2022: Black Stars Are Capable Of Doing Well In Qatar – Stephen Appiah

Former Black Stars midfielder Stephen Appiah has backed the team to do well at the 2022 World Cup despite their underdog status. Ghana are the lowest-ranked team heading to the World Cup this year and have been pitted against Portugal, South Korea and Uruguay. Black Stars are not among the favourites in the group of death, but Appiah believes Otto Addo’s side are capable of advancing. “It’s going to be difficult, 2006 when we went to the World Cup in Germany we were underdogs. “We played against Italy we lost our first game and beat the Czech Republic 2-0 who…
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Abena Korkor Apologizes To Asamoah Gyan, Stephen Appiah

Abena Korkor Apologizes To Asamoah Gyan, Stephen Appiah

Abena Korkor Apologizes To Asamoah Gyan, Stephen Appiah Ghanaian socialite Abena Korkor has apologised to Ghanaian football legends Stephen Appiah and Asamoah Gyan over some allegations she levelled against them. In a social media post, Abena Korkor urged the two football greats to show her some sympathy and ignore the claims she made against them. In the case of Asamoah Gyan, Korkor tweeted a picture of herself with Gyan and Tony Baffoe with the caption “Truly sorry, @asamoah_gyan3”. In a similar fashion, she shared a picture of herself and Stephen Appiah with the caption “I am truly sorry, legend @stephenappiahofficial”. Korkor's allegations have been rubbished by Stephen Appiah who…
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