Fire For Fire

Ghanaians weigh in on Black Stars squad and World Cup hopes. Listen

It’s all about money—nothing else works with the Black Stars. The draw against Wales exposes the team’s weaknesses and lack of quality for the World Cup. — Countryman Songo FIRES!!!

Only a few days remain until kickoff. Countryman Songo weighs in on the Black Stars’ readiness and the burning question on every fan's mind: can they bring home a win?

Black Stars have the quality for the World Cup, but only discipline and proper organization can make the team succeed. The defense is too shaky — Countryman Songo

Black Stars’ performance is not yet World Cup standard. The draw against Wales was underwhelming. - Countryman Songo complains

Black Stars squad naming at odd hours while the whole country is asleep... When did this become the norm? And why are the relevant authorities silent on this issue? Fans deserve transparency, not secrecy in matters of national interest. — Countryman Songo fires!!!

Sports monologue show

Sports monologue show

No proper planning for the national team... Black Starlets’ U-17 AFCON elimination by Uganda is a big shame. - Countryman Songo fires GFA.

Carlos Queiroz is dodging the Black Stars’ Mexico friendlies to avoid Ghanaian scrutiny of his tactics. But all this will soon be tested in the Black Stars’ next friendly against Wales — Countryman Songo.

“With just 21 days to go, and we still don’t have a team ready for the World Cup, is this the worst preparation ever for the Black Stars?” - Countryman Songo questions Ghana’s readiness ahead of the tournament.

With just 22 days to the World Cup, yet no final squad list. Why the delay? Are we serious as a country? — Countryman Songo

There are high expectations for the Black Stars ahead of the World Cup, and we need players with high intensity, commitment, and the ability to deliver on the big stage — Countryman Songo charges Carlos Queiroz.

One-on-one with Vincent Ekow Assafuah, MP for Old Tafo and Ranking Member of the Sports Committee: "As of 10 a.m. on Monday, 18th May 2026, the Finance Ministry had not released any funds for the Accra 2026 African Senior Athletics Championships. I challenge Kofi Adams to come out and deny this."

One-on-one with Sports Minister Kofi Adams: “Dede Ayew is one of our great players. Having him in the team is like having an extra player and coach on the pitch.”

As the African Athletics Championship unfolds, questions are being raised about Ghana’s readiness to host a major event of this scale. Listen as the monologue breaks down organization, logistics, and how things are playing out so far

A new era begins for the Black Stars as a fresh head coach takes charge. Across the country, expectations are high as Ghanaians demand improved performances, stronger team unity, tactical discipline, and consistent results. The spotlight is now on whether this new leadership can finally restore confidence and deliver success on the international stage

Questions continue to arise over player selection in the Ghana national football team. Is the coach fully in charge of choosing players, or are there internal influences affecting decisions behind the scenes? Listen to the discussion as we examine the controversies, opinions, and factors surrounding selection in the national team setup

As World Cup conversations continue, many fans are divided over the kind of players Ghana should rely on. Should experience and performance come first, or should popularity influence selection?

Questions are mounting over the lack of clarity surrounding the salary of the newly appointed Black Stars coach. Should such details remain confidential, or does the public deserve full disclosure when it comes to national team finances? Listen to the conversation as we unpack the transparency and accountability in sports management, and what this means for Ghana football

“There’s nothing extraordinary about Carlos Queiroz. Some of us are just remaining calm because of the Black Stars’ World Cup ambition. So stop the cap and boo stories and make his salary public so everyone is fully informed. Why should it be revealed later?” — Countryman Songo blasts Sports Minister Kofi Adams.

Relegation does not diminish Jordan Ayew’s Black Stars captaincy; he continues to prove his value and remains fit to play for the team. - Countryman Songo

“We anticipate Black Stars making the World Cup semis; we trust in your pedigree and years of experience in the game to deliver." - Countryman Songo tells Carlos Queiroz.

Listen to their takes...

“Ghanaians anticipate that you will work magic with the Black Stars. With your pedigree, we want you to take the team to the semi-finals of the World Cup. We have invested too much into this team, and the country wants to see you deliver.” - Countryman Songo to Black Stars head coach Carlos Queiroz

It’s not about reputation or pedigree... Black Stars’ new coach Carlos Queiroz must deliver results or come under scrutiny. His past glory is none of our business. - Countryman Songo

It’s not about Carlos Queiroz’s big name; it’s about results on the pitch. Ghana needs performance, not reputation. - Countryman Songo.

Ghanaians share thoughts on Black Stars’ new coach, Carlos Queiroz.

Black Stars managerial role does not require appearance fee money; it is a waste of money—they are not players. - Countryman Songo

Black Stars’ next coach must have a proven track record... tried and tested, and only a qualified person for the appointment. - Countryman Songo urges GFA

The next Black Stars coach must be bold, a man of his word, guided by truth, and independent enough to select players based on merit. - Countryman Songo

Next Black Stars coach must be about results... we must get it right this time. - Countryman Songo

Sports monologue show

Sports monologue show

"Blind trust behind ineffective coaches for the Black Stars... we must be more strategic with our next hire." - Countryman Songo addresses Otto Addo’s sack.

Sports monologue show

If our World Cup participation is not about competing for the trophy but only to make up the numbers, then the funds invested should instead be used to create jobs for the youth. - Countryman Songo

We want real players for the World Cup, not cowboys who only make the quantity but lack quality. - Countryman Songo cautions Black Stars' technical team

Black Stars' fundraising for the World Cup must come with accountability and transparency... This can't be another fund spent lavishly with no account. - Countryman Songo

Sports monologue show

Sports monologue show

“The Black Stars’ friendlies against Austria and Germany are serious business. We expect them to give their best so we can assess our strength and know our fate for the World Cup." - Countryman Songo

Even our local players are better. The Black Stars squad for the Germany and Austria friendlies raises concerns; some players aren’t exceptional. - Countryman Songo

Is our league truly competitive and attractive enough to match other world leagues and produce players good enough to earn call-ups to the national team? Kobby Stonnes asks.

Sports monologue show

“Black Stars World Cup squad selection must be based on merit, not favoritism, politics, or fame.” - Countryman Songo

"We’re going to the World Cup to give our best. We want to put on a show and hopefully achieve the results we are aiming for. We are not going to the USA just to make up the numbers." - Jordan Ayew, Black Stars Captain

Ghana football keeps retrogressing and lacks direction; it needs a strong national development plan. - Countryman Songo.

Is the Black Stars’ budget to win the trophy or just to cover blame if they fail? Big money doesn’t guarantee results. - Countryman Songo

Is the Black Stars budget smart football planning… or just political insurance? - Countryman Songo