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[ 2015-01-29 ]

Grant refuses to judge Jordan
hana coach Avram Grant has refused to pass
judgment on Jordan Ayew after Tuesday's third
Group C victory over South Africa at the Estadio
De Mongomo.

Jordan Ayew, since the commencement of the
competition, has come under intense pressure over
his performance.

Grant said in an interview after the match that it
was too early to judge the player in the
competition.

“We have just played three matches in the
competition and I cannot use these matches to pass
any verdict on him.

“He may end it as one of the best players in the
competition if we progress to the finals. I
don’t think it is proper to judge him now,"
Grant stated.

According to Grant, he will make an informed
statement on the player only after the
competition.

Touching on the game against South Africa, he said
his team was improving after each match and was
satisfied with the level of performance against
South Africa.

“We have a very strong team who are ready to
face any opponent and they have exhibited this in
all the matches played so far.

“If we continue to play like this, I am certain
we will progress very far in the competition.”

Ghana will now have to wait for the outcome of
Group D matches on Wednesday, to know her
opponents in the quarter-finals of the
competition.

Source - GNA



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