In Ghana, Hearts of Oak fans and players normally say, “We Never Say Die”, that is what Ghanaians should say at this moment of torture. This lose against the Japanese national football team is one of the country’s most painful defeat.
Why is it so? And what should we do to avoid this kind of embarrassment in the future? Ghana is one of the most fearful country in Africa, when we talk about soccer. So we could have than better, but the deed has already be done and we cannot undo what has been done but we can work on our mistakes and come back stronger.
It is even a privilege that, we have met an Asian country to play before facing one of them in the World Cup. This experience will help the technical team led by coach Otto Addo to know what to do when we finally meet an Asian country in the World Cup. Ghanaians should not forget that, we have a match with South Korea, a very good side in the upcoming 2022 World Cup in Qatar. A lose for us today against Japan will definitely be a win for the Black Stars against South Korea in the World Cup.
This clearly shows that, this lose is for the better and for that matter every Ghanaian fan out there should not lose hope but rather have hope and trust in the Black Stars of Ghana. It has always been said that, experience is the best teacher, today we lost to them and now we know how they play, tomorrow we will use it against them.
Even foreigners who aren’t Ghanaians were seen supporting the Black Stars and some Black Stars players. Two Japanese were seen wearing Black Stars jerseys supporting us.
Former Ebusua Dwarfs Player Jindo Morishita was seen wearing Black Stars jersey and he was supporting Dennis Korsah his former teammate and Black Stars as well.
Let’s keep supporting our own, Black Stars belongs to us.
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