Ghanaians are licking their wounds, following the disastrous performance by the famed Black Stars in the just-ended 29th African Cup of Nations championship in South Africa. It was a performance that made many ardent followers of the game shy away from watching the concluding stages of the Ghanaian assignment in South Africa.
Many at the centre of the earth would want to forget the awful display against Cape Verde in the quarter-finals, the Stallions of Burkina Faso in the semi-finals, and the Eagles of Mali in the third-place play-off in a hurry.
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