Sons of Ghana
Anthony Yeboah with Franz Berkenbauer
Sons of Ghana
Anthony Yeboah, nicknamed Tony-ye-gola, was one of the most dangerous goal scorers in european football. He was a powerhouse at Leeds United, scored many goals including, arguably, the best goal ever in the English Premier League
Son of Ghana
Abedi Ayew Pelé - play on, sir!
Ghana - Personalities
Champions League final (1992/93) AC Milan v Olympique de Marseille
(Back row left to right) FABIEN BARTHEZ / FRANCK SAUZEE / MARCEL DESAILLY / RUDI VOLLER / BASILE BOLI.
(Front row left to right) JOCELYN ANGLOMA/ ABEDI PELE / DIDIER DESCHAMPS / ALEN BOKSIC / JEAN JACQUES EYDELIE / ERIC DI MECO.)
Ghana - Personalities
Abedi Ayew Pelé is arguably the most decorated and recognized Ghanaian football player. Great player and very successful in europe but never made it to the world cup with the Black Stars. He seen in this picture playing for Olympique de Marseille where two of his sons currently ply their trade.
Ghanaian Football/Soccer Clubs
Crest of Accra Hearts of Oak
Slogan: Never Say Die Until The Bones Are Rotten
Ghanaian Football/Soccer Clubs
Crest of Asante Kotoko Football Club.
Slogan: Kum Apem A, Apem Beba “If you kill a thousand, thousand more will follow”
Sports in Ghana
Football poster for a match between Kumasi Asante Kotoko FC and Birmingham City FC, UK. (1969)
Games in Ghana
Selling bananas at the ultra modern Baba Yara stadium in kumasi. The stadium is home to Asante Kotoko football club a.k.a the porcupine warriors
Games in Ghana
Football or Soccer is Ghana’s number one or most followed game or sport. We love it, period. It’s our 2nd religion and it starts in the streets, backyards, school fields, and any empty piece of land.
Games in Ghana - Football / Soccer
The next Tony Yeboah, Abedi Pelé, Abdul Razak, Opoku Nti, Mike Essien could be here.
Games in Ghana
Football or Soccer is Ghana’s number one or most followed game or sport. We love it, period. It’s our 2nd religion and it starts in the streets, backyards, school fields, and any empty piece of land.
Games in Ghana
Football or Soccer is Ghana’s number one or most followed game or sport. We love it, period. It’s our 2nd religion and it starts in the streets, backyards, school fields, and any empty piece of land.
Famous Ghanaians
Baba Yara (Bah-ba Yah-ra) was an exceptionally talented right winger who played for Kumasi Asante Kotoko and the national team, the Black Stars. Unfortunately, his playing days was cut short by an accident that left him paralyzed. Kumasi Sports Stadium is named after him.
