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Ghana is collapsing before the game: Muntari & KPB sent home
Posted on 6/26/14 at 7:04 am
Posted on 6/26/14 at 7:04 am
Muntari & KPB sent home
Lol. And then:
'Globo', the television station that produces more soap operas than any in the world, found time to air this edition of Ghana's brief soap opera. Later, the station splashed photos of the sequence on its website, accompanied by these dramatic details.
"There were 72 Policia Militar, 19 Municipal Guards, 26 Squadron Ground Force Militar, 14 members of the Grupamento de Operacoes Especiais de Brasilia, One Aeronautical Policia (Air Force), two Highway Patrol Battalion groups and an Air Mobile Brasilia Group in the convoy transporting an estimated amount $3.5 million, being monies owed to the Ghana World Cup team from the airport through the streets of Brasilia to the team hotel at 8:30pm local time."
The station went further to show how the money was taken out of the Bombardier aircraft, and they managed to even get a snap of defender John Boye kissing his wad of cash after it was given to him, as if to say: "Yeah, baby!"
Lol. And then:
'Globo', the television station that produces more soap operas than any in the world, found time to air this edition of Ghana's brief soap opera. Later, the station splashed photos of the sequence on its website, accompanied by these dramatic details.
"There were 72 Policia Militar, 19 Municipal Guards, 26 Squadron Ground Force Militar, 14 members of the Grupamento de Operacoes Especiais de Brasilia, One Aeronautical Policia (Air Force), two Highway Patrol Battalion groups and an Air Mobile Brasilia Group in the convoy transporting an estimated amount $3.5 million, being monies owed to the Ghana World Cup team from the airport through the streets of Brasilia to the team hotel at 8:30pm local time."
The station went further to show how the money was taken out of the Bombardier aircraft, and they managed to even get a snap of defender John Boye kissing his wad of cash after it was given to him, as if to say: "Yeah, baby!"
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