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– –<\/span> The Dancehall act who has been an ardent supporter of the team believes failure will continue to trail the team if we don\u2019t learn how to love one another.<\/p>\n He however failed to expatiate his theme on how loving one another will translate to success for the Black Stars.<\/p>\n His post comes days after Ghana was bundled out of the World Cup by seeming foes Uruguay in the last game of their Group H encounter. <\/p>\n – –<\/span> The Black Stars technically needed just a draw to advance to the next stage of the competition but eventually lost 2-0 to Luis Suarez\u2019s inspired side. <\/p>\n Recall that Ghana\u2019s first dangerous moves in the Uruguayans\u2019 territory resulted in a penalty in the 19th minute. Although the move by Kudus appeared to be offside, referee Daniel Siebert instead gave Ghana a penalty after consulting with the video assistant referee. <\/p>\n – –<\/span> Andre Ayew, the team captain, offered to take the kick for the Black Stars.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, the Uruguayan goalkeeper went in the right direction to stop Ghana Dede\u2019s sluggish kick which broke the hearts of all Ghanaians and brought a sense of d\u00e9j\u00e0 vu.<\/p>\n – –<\/span>
\n<\/p>\nShatta Wale Shatta Wale has shared his thought about the fiasco surrounding the Black Stars at the 2022 World Cup in a new post he shared online.<\/h2>\n
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