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Man city sign 18 year old ghanaian Mohammed abu.
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greasedupdeafguy
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Got a few minutes for ghana today, also shouldn't this go in the main forum as he is an official city player?
MCFC BOB
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I know this has no relevance to Abu as a player really, but I signed him for AFC Wimbledon on FIFA and I really liked him, haha!
doggiesin08
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^^ Starts off pretty good for his age but pretty much no growth so for the long term no good.
Is his loan for next season locked in? If he plays in all of Ghana's games this tournament then he'd be pretty close to a work permit, if not then at least second half of next season with yet another ACON.
Is his loan for next season locked in? If he plays in all of Ghana's games this tournament then he'd be pretty close to a work permit, if not then at least second half of next season with yet another ACON.
southern muppet
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I imagine the extra season option will be only if Eintracht get promoted.
A year in the 1.Bundesliga would do him the world of good. He wouldn't get much opportunities here during that time to be honest. It's a good arrangement for both parties.
Let's hope they go up because it's pretty tight at the top of the 2.Bundesliga table right now.
A year in the 1.Bundesliga would do him the world of good. He wouldn't get much opportunities here during that time to be honest. It's a good arrangement for both parties.
Let's hope they go up because it's pretty tight at the top of the 2.Bundesliga table right now.
r.soleofsalford
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alky313 said:Wouldn't mind seeing him on loan at a club like Wigan next year.
no thanks i`d prefer the lad to play in the prem
Our goalie, Adam Larsen Kwarasey (now also Ghana's first choice goalie), called up Abu two weeks ago asking how he enjoyed Germany. Abu told Adam that it was tough for him, since he didnt get any time on the pitch.
Adam quickly replied that he should come back to us here in Norway, and 30th of march, the day before the Norwegian window closed, he was signed for us untill summertime.
Last friday evening he had a 30 minute practice with the other guys, and straight away went in the starting lineup against Vålerenga the following saturday (a week ago).
Abu did what he usually does, tore down the opponents midfield, and was man of the match in hour 3-2 victory.
http://www.godsetunionen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4597&start=180
With the help of google translate, you can read some reactions in his thread at our forum.
Adam quickly replied that he should come back to us here in Norway, and 30th of march, the day before the Norwegian window closed, he was signed for us untill summertime.
Last friday evening he had a 30 minute practice with the other guys, and straight away went in the starting lineup against Vålerenga the following saturday (a week ago).
Abu did what he usually does, tore down the opponents midfield, and was man of the match in hour 3-2 victory.
http://www.godsetunionen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4597&start=180
With the help of google translate, you can read some reactions in his thread at our forum.
Just wanted to inform you guys that he is back in Norway after a unsuccessfull period in Eintrach Frankfurt.
Long story short; our goalie called him up to ask how he was doing, Abu wasnt happy in Germany, hour goalie told our manager, our manager and director called up City, and he landed in Norway last friday, signing a 3 month agreement, wich hopefully will extend to the end of 2012 (at least).
After a half our practice with the squad last friday, he was sent right in the startling line-up the following saturday as we took on Vålerenga home at Marienlyst Stadium.
He did what he does best, tore Vålerenga appart, and was named man of the match, as usual.
God, that boy (by norwegian standards) is ridiculously good.
With the help of Google Translate you can read some of the reactions when the news of his return reached our forum following this link;
http://www.godsetunionen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4597&start=180
By the way; POOOOOOOOORNOOOOOOOOO means: "Holy shit, this is fucking porn!"
Long story short; our goalie called him up to ask how he was doing, Abu wasnt happy in Germany, hour goalie told our manager, our manager and director called up City, and he landed in Norway last friday, signing a 3 month agreement, wich hopefully will extend to the end of 2012 (at least).
After a half our practice with the squad last friday, he was sent right in the startling line-up the following saturday as we took on Vålerenga home at Marienlyst Stadium.
He did what he does best, tore Vålerenga appart, and was named man of the match, as usual.
God, that boy (by norwegian standards) is ridiculously good.
With the help of Google Translate you can read some of the reactions when the news of his return reached our forum following this link;
http://www.godsetunionen.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4597&start=180
By the way; POOOOOOOOORNOOOOOOOOO means: "Holy shit, this is fucking porn!"
FantasyIreland
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Seems strange that he is so highly rated by a decent team in Norway yet he can't get a game for a German second division club?
Is the Norwegian league that shite? or is there more info we're yet to discover to his Germany experience?
I had high hopes for this lad,it would be a shame if it was all hype......
Is the Norwegian league that shite? or is there more info we're yet to discover to his Germany experience?
I had high hopes for this lad,it would be a shame if it was all hype......