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>From: Arona John <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: Soccer: Gambia U17 knocks out Ghana
>Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 13:26:30 MYT
>
>Yusupha,
>       Thanks for the information.Two week ago I was paralysed by fear
>thinking our young Scorpions might have a difficult moment in Ghana.Thanks
>be to ALLAH that our boys were able to knock out Ghana despite the huge
>home
>support against them.This has proven that there is no constitution which
>states the Scorpions can't win the cup.Size is VERY,VERY IRRELEVANT in
>competition.
>        Well done boys and please keep it up.
>
>ARONA
>
>>From: Yusupha Jow <[log in to unmask]>
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>>Subject: Soccer:  Gambia U17 knocks out Ghana
>>Date: Sun, 9 Jul 2000 13:41:52 EDT
>>
>>Ghana has traditionally been the best U17 team in the world, bar none.
>>Welll, the young Scorpions just did the unthinkable by knocking them out
>>of
>>the next U17 WC qualifiers.   Below is the excerpt:
>>
>>shock news for Ghana:
>>in the prestigious U17 Afrcan championships which serve also as qualifiers
>>for the U17 World Championships Ghana has been knocked out in an early
>>stage
>>knock out round by Gambia!  The tiny West Affrican state's selection had
>>won
>>the first leg at home 1:0 and achieved a 1:1 draw Saturday at Ghana. What
>>sounds like a joke has been reported by CAF-online and the Panafrican News
>>Agency. Ghana had been the most successful nation of the world at this
>>level
>>along with Nigeria and Brazil. The Nigerians escaped a similar scenario
>>when
>>they made up a 0:2 deficit from the first leg at Senegal by beating their
>>opponents at home 3:0.
>>South Africa, scared by a 1:2 loss in the first leg at little Equatorial
>>Guinea, were helped by their opponents: they did not arrive at the stadium
>>of
>>the second leg. The case still has to be investigated on.
>>
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