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Was Arsene Wenger right? A deep dive into African infrastructure and its failed talent
Deolu Akingbade analyses Arsene Wenger’s viral comments compares them to George Weah’s career path and adds his own opinion.
Tag: Africa
Africa’s international break – the friendlies and 2022 Africa Cup of Nations
Deolu Akingbade takes a look at all the noteworthy African friendlies, sees if his picks for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations were right, and writes about the results of all African friendlies in March.
All eyes on the Comoros national team heading into the Africa Cup of Nations
Previously one of the world’s worst national teams, Comoros is on the verge of making history and Deolu Akingbade has all the details.
Three promising players from Ghana playing in Europe
A look at some of the exciting players from Ghana who are making an impression outside their homeland.
Interview – In-depth with Johnny McKinstry
Ollie McManus explores the realities of football management off the beaten path in an in-depth interview with globe-trotting Northern Irishman Johnny McKinstry
The curse of Kenyan footballers in Europe
Over the past few years a number of Kenyan soccer stars have tried to find their feet with European clubs but it hasn’t always worked out.
From Antrim to Africa – Rwanda coach Johnny McKinstry
Damien Edgar spoke with Lisburn man Johnny McKinstry who is at the start of a new chapter in an exciting African adventure.
Heavy weights eye long overdue AFCON success
West African duo Ghana and Ivory Coast are within a single win of righting a decade of AFCON wrongs, writes Matt Carter.
African Cup of Nations – five talking points
With the African Cup of Nations already developing into a captivating tournament, Matt Carter brings us the main talking points.
Favourites Algeria dealt AFCON minefield
Reaction to Wednesday’s 2015 African Cup of Nations, which included the unearthing of the most terrifying group of death.