How Ghanaians reacted to Black Stars’ AFCON 2015 loss
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Ghanaian football fans who stayed awake to watch to the very last minute of the AFCON 2015 final game between Ghana and Cote D’Ivoire reacted to the loss on social media.The Ivorians broke a 23 year trophy drought beating Ghana 9-8 on penalties in Bata, Equatorial Guinea
The painful defeat made many Ghanaians sleep before their bed time. Below are some of the reactions from disappointed Ghanaians;
Kudos #BlackStars. Gallant performance despite our loss. You exceeded our expectations, going from zero to heroes. I am proud of you.
— John Dramani Mahama (@JDMahama) February 8, 2015
We were soo close,so fucking close.Bae di33 she cried herself to sleep. — Bankroller @Tuuy3mi (@edwinaddae) February 8, 2015
The loud music my dad is playing to sleep de3..blackstars hv shown him ankasa…????
— Paula?? (@_nana_oye) February 8, 2015
Ah people too say Grant get bad luck for finals. — Bankroller @Tuuy3mi (@edwinaddae) February 8, 2015
Dumsor bueeii Dollar to cedi bueeii Petrol price bueeii African cup too another bueeii… Don’t… http://t.co/FXf5KsmCGL
— #DKBLIVE (@dkbghana) February 8, 2015
Wondering what Dede was thinking when he didn’t line up for the third kick, we were 2 penalties better. Kill the game with the 3rd kick — THE SOWAH’s (@jamessowah) February 8, 2015
Nooo bad mouthing the boys please
— Angela i Am (@angeedion) February 8, 2015
Same people who were against the progress of this team to the finals are back blaming the players and a supposed Avram Grant ill-luck? smh — Stephen Amos (@StefenAmos) February 8, 2015
I’m devastated but Ghana Blackstars played better, they were the better side by far. Still Ghana Oseyyyyyyyy. Herh this hurts.
— Ama K Abebrese (@Ama_K_Abebrese) February 8, 2015
The trophy is not coming home…Am disappointed, am sad, am in tears…I still say, Oseeeeeeey Ghana!! Stillll Oseeeeeey Black Stars!!
— Astus Ahiagble (@astusroyal) February 8, 2015
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