Ex-ghana Youth Goalie Boateng Wants To Retire In 2014

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Daniel Idonor 26 May 2011 Abuja — As earlier reported by Vanguard, President Goodluck Jonathan, rather than dissolve the Federal Executive Council, FEC, yesterday, directed his ministers to continue in office pending further directive. At the weekly FEC session, Jonathan, who presided over the last meeting in this dispensation, at the Council Chamber of the State House, thanked the cabinet members for their contributions so far, even as he urged them to stay put till further notice

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By Patrick Akoto

Osei Boateng will hang up gloves in 2014

Ex-Ghana youth international Osei Boateng has confirmed he will quit football by 2014 following a topsy-turvy career.

The Liberty Professionals gloves man is quitting the game after failing to establish himself despite been tipped for greatness.

The former Asante Kotoko shot-stopper says he will call time on his career in the next three years to focus on other areas in the game.

He told Happy FM: “I believe I have had my bit of the game and think the next three years will be fine for me to hang my gloves for younger ones,” the 30-year-old told Happy FM.

“However I will not be leaving football entirely as I have other plans. But at the moment I want to concentrate in my last three years of the career and then we’ll take it from there.”

Boateng has had a bittersweet experience in the game after he was banned for a year in 2002 after been charged for improper conduct in Kotoko’s Premier League game against defunct Power FC.

He was a member of the Ghana Under-17 team which won silver at the 1997 Fifa World Cup in Egypt.

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