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Don’t Abstain From Your Partners For Too Long – Mohammed Gargo Advises Young Players

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Former Ghanaian international, Mohammed Gargo has intimated the relevance of s*x for players to enhance the longevity of their career

“It takes every normal professional club six weeks to camp players and maybe when you return home for break the league might start again the next two weeks. 

How can you stay away from s*x for six weeks whiles in camp plus that two weeks at home? It will be like you will not have s*x for a year and that one too is not good. Staying away from it for a long time I don’t think you are a human being because it won’t make you flexible.

Gargo, however, cautioned players to be with one partner instead of changing girlfriends regularly. “It isn’t normal for footballers to abstain from s*x for a long period. 

Gargo recounted how his advice to former Black Stars captain, Stephen Appiah paid off when he first met the latter who had just signed for a club in Italy as a young footballer.

“I remember when Stephen Appiah was coming to Udinese, the first thing I told him is that he should marry his then-girlfriend after a year so that we can send the lady an invitation to Italy immediately. That’s what we did. 

“Saying you are not married, as a professional footballer can’t be possible because that’s the only thing that can also damage your career. 

“The reason is that changing the ladies is not good but having one partner is okay.

“When God created man, if there’s a continues off some time your wife or a girlfriend you will not feel to do it again the next day any cause you have to give yourself some time but if you don’t have one partner you will always push yourself to have an affair with comment girls. 

“The more you do it, the more you weak the body because the sp**rms we always release the ladies come out from our joints.

“You will weak yourself when you change the girls but when you have your own partner you cannot do it continuously for a week. 

You have to give yourself a space small.“It helps the body than not doing it all. Also, you will not faction well if you stay away from it for a long time.” Via GSP1

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Santos relegated to second tier after a dismal season

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Santos, founded in 1912, has a long history in Brazilian football, winning several state and national trophies as well as two Copa Libertadores wins in 1962 and 1963. However, this year's relegation represents a new low point for the team, which has battled in recent seasons to maintain its previously outstanding standards. The club's collapse has been felt more painfully by its devoted fans, who have become accustomed to seeing their side compete at the top levels of local and international football.

Following a disappointing season, Santos FC, one of Brazil’s most successful and storied teams, has been demoted to the country’s second division for the first time in its 111-year history.

Santos, which has produced some of football’s biggest stars like Pelé, Neymar, and Robinho, ended 17th in the 20-team Brasileiro standings with just 43 points.

The club’s relegation was sealed on Wednesday evening as they were defeated 2-1 at home by Fortaleza, leaving them unable to escape the drop zone. Santos failed to win any of their last five matches, sealing their destiny despite a late surge in form.

Santos, founded in 1912, has a long history in Brazilian football, winning several state and national trophies as well as two Copa Libertadores wins in 1962 and 1963.

However, this year’s relegation represents a new low point for the team, which has battled in recent seasons to maintain its previously outstanding standards.

The club’s collapse has been felt more painfully by its devoted fans, who have become accustomed to seeing their side compete at the top levels of local and international football.

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Yusif Chibsah advises players to be cautious while negotiating contracts

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Chibsah presently manages Asante Kotoko goalkeeper Ibrahim Danlad and other players in the Ghana Premier League. In collaboration with Asempa FM, the Robert Smith Law Group hosted the third edition of its Law for Society Public Seminar.

Yusif Alhassan Chibsah, a former Ghana international, has advised young and future footballers to be cautious when it comes to contract talks.

Speaking at the third edition of Robert Smith Law Group’s Law for Society Public Seminar, which took place over the weekend at the Movenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra, the former Asante Kotoko and King Faisal midfielder urged players to be patient and careful in contract talks.

“As a footballer contract negotiations are very important because it involves a lot,” Chibsah, who is now a FIFA intermediary agent said.

“You have to be cautious and patient because your agent will have to negotiate on your behalf and sometimes you would want more while your agent feels it is fine but it is all about understanding each other. Being cautious and patient is very key and I entreat every footballer and young player to note that,” he added.

Chibsah presently manages Asante Kotoko goalkeeper Ibrahim Danlad and other players in the Ghana Premier League.

In collaboration with Asempa FM, the Robert Smith Law Group hosted the third edition of its Law for Society Public Seminar.

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Black Stars needs proper preparation for the 2023 AFCON – Sammy Kuffour

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"There is a difference between preparation and planning; we are always prepared, but we don't plan. If you look at the team we took to the World Cup last year, 17 of the players were under 25," the former Ghana and Bayern Munich defender stated in an interview with Peace FM. "So why are we pushing ourselves to go to Ivory Coast to win the cup?" We need to think about 2025 or 2027 because how old will the athletes be by then? Because we do not plan, we prepare, but there is a distinction between planning and preparation, therefore we must plan correctly; we require planning rather than preparation," he continued.

Former footballer Samuel Osei Kuffour has warned the Black Stars that appropriate planning is required ahead of the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).

Ghana has qualified for the 34th edition of the AFCON, which will be held in Ivory Coast next year.

Kuffour, who played for the Black Stars in the 2006 World Cup, believes the squad has to strategize ahead of time.

He also recommended that Ghana’s best chance of winning the AFCON lay not in immediate preparations for the tournament in Ivory Coast, but in a well-thought-out plan designed to harness the potential of the country’s developing youthful stars for the following two editions.

“There is a difference between preparation and planning; we are always prepared, but we don’t plan. If you look at the team we took to the World Cup last year, 17 of the players were under 25,” the former Ghana and Bayern Munich defender stated in an interview with Peace FM.

“So why are we pushing ourselves to go to Ivory Coast to win the cup?” We need to think about 2025 or 2027 because how old will the athletes be by then? Because we do not plan, we prepare, but there is a distinction between planning and preparation, therefore we must plan correctly; we require planning rather than preparation,” he continued.

Ghana, a four-time AFCON winner, has had a 40-year hiatus in capturing the coveted crown.

For the competition, which runs from January 13 to February 11, the Black Stars have been placed in Group B with Egypt, Cape Verde, and Mozambique.

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