The Ayew Brothers quit Ghana Black Stars

The Marseille duo are reported to have tendered their resignation letter to the GFA of their decision to quit from the Senior National Team, the Black Stars.

It is not yet clear the reasons they cited for quitting the Black Stars.

But the duo were dropped under controversial circumstances in the lead up to the 2013 AFCON tournament in South Africa.

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  1. Efua Dentaa1 March 2013 at 08:55

    hmmmmmmm...
    When they were with the Black Stars, we were beaten by Mali and placed 4th in the AFCON.
    When they were not with the Black Stars, we were beaten by Mali and placed 4th in the AFCON.
    Not saying anything ooo... just quoting some statistics.

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    1. Docia1 March 2013 at 12:59

      I understand you, but I also admire these guys for their skilled manner of playing

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    2. Docia1 March 2013 at 13:09

      I understand you, but I also admire these guys for their skilled manner of playing

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  2. DiDi4 March 2013 at 23:49

    They are doing it coz the stars have lost that spark. its no more a team that has standards.

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