According to HBO Documentary Private Dick, Jonah Falcon has held the unofficial title since his appearance on the 1999 HBO Documentary Private Dicks: Men Exposed.
In 2003, Rolling Stone wrote an article about him titled: “Mr. Big: Jonah Falcon’s Giant Penis Problem.”
Falcon whose penis is 13.5 inches when erect said the foreskin of his penis could completely envelop a doorknob.
World’s biggest penis” owner says he envies other men who’re not well-endowed
He disclosed that he first realized that he had something extraordinary after his friends drew his attention to it, and he has since been getting a lot of attention, especially from women without much effort.
“I don’t need a fancy car, I don’t need a gun, I happily wear a mask, and so on, because I don’t have to prove my masculinity to anyone else. I’ll wear all pink, dammit!”
Despite all the attention and the fact that women themselves are chasing after him for sex, Falcon said there are still disadvantage to having a big penis.
He cited the eagerness of people to measure him, being seen as a bad person, egotistical, or that he’s “a slut” as some of the frustrations associated with having a big penis.
He further revealed that notwithstanding the size of his manhood, he manages to have sex with women without hurting them in the process.
“If your partner is excited, they can take a fire hydrant. Look, I’ve had one partner say that they’d tried getting f**ed by big ccks, but they always hurt, but I was shockingly easy, even though I am a little thicker than my wrist.”
For men who do not have a big penis, Falcon says he envies you sometimes because you have something he doesn’t have.
“A hot bod and a winning personality will attract far more than a large c*ck if you’re looking for sex,” he said.
“I see hot guys with ripped abs, and I feel inadequate. Otherwise, no one cares if you have a small c*ck except yourself. Don’t bring it up, and if they make comments, just show how experienced you are at using your mouth.
“Trust me. I’ve been rendered helpless by a good blowjob. The same will happen going down on a hot guy or gal.”
The Wonder Club’s former player says he was introduced to drugs and that hindered his progress
Former Great Olympics striker Charles Duah has revealed that he was into drugs during his days in Ghana Premier League.
The former striker was part of the Olympics squad when they gained promotion to participate in the maiden edition of Ghana Premier League in 1995.
“I had not taken alcohol until the day I was informed that I was not going to make the trip with the squad to Ecuador due to some paperwork and issues with my passport. I became very sad and bought myself a bottle of Guinness and that is where it all began,” Duah told Asempa FM in an interview.
“I smoked at least twice a day. Once in the morning and once in the evening. There were a group of players at Olympics who were also smokers so we form a smoking gang. But I must say that I never took some of the weed to the national team camp but anytime I was dropped from the team those who knew I was addicted to smoking blamed it on my addiction to smoking but that was not the case.”
“There was one time schoolmate of mine visited me at my home at Abeka Junction and brought along cocaine so we started smoking and that day I really
“There was one time I was dropped ahead of a trip to Egypt. I was asked to go to Accra Sports Stadium to collect my transport allowance but I lied about the situation that I was travelling to Kumasi so that the money would give me money.”
Olympics had a fantastic campaign last season as they finished within the top four.
Arsenal are ready to offer Lautaro Martinez a lucrative £275,000-a-week contract to tempt him to leave Inter Milan and have a crack at the Premier League.(The Sun)
Tottenham could make a move for Watford winger Ismaila Sarr before the transfer window closes at the end of August.(The Sun)
Anthony Martial could be in the ‘last-chance saloon’ at Manchester United and will need to impress early in the season while other attacking options like Marcus Rashford and Edinson Cavani are sidelined.(Daily Mail)
Premier League clubs are being blocked from using player lounges this season despite the full re-opening of stadiums. Antonio Rudiger’s options for next summer could include lucrative free-agent offers from Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid.(Daily Mail)
Tottenham are considering a move for Sporting Lisbon’s defensive midfielder Joao Palhinha.(Daily Mail)
Manchester United could suffer an indirect transfer blow with Crystal Palace set to do a player-plus-cash deal to sell Wilfried Zaha, significantly cutting into their 20 per cent sell-on fee.(Daily Mail)
Arsenal could have a free pass at signing Bayern Munich midfielder Corentin Tolisso this summer, with Manchester United reportedly having dropped their interest in a cut-price £8.5m deal.(Daily Express)
Barcelona’s dressing room is in turmoil, with Philippe Coutinho in a particularly sour mood after Lionel Messi’s departure for Paris Saint-Germain.(The Sun)
Romelu Lukaku is on the brink of completing a £97.5m move from Inter Milan to Chelsea after the 28-year-old Belgium striker flew to London on Wednesday evening. (Sky Sports)
Arsenal are in advanced talks with Sheffield United to sign 23-year-old England goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale, with the Gunners set to pay an initial fee of £24m that could rise to £30m with add-ons. (Football. London)
Manchester United will announce the signing of France centre-back Raphael Varane from Real Madrid on Thursday after the 28-year-old completed his medical on Wednesday. (Sun)
Chelsea have accepted a £34m bid from Roma for England striker Tammy Abraham, 23, that includes a buy-back clause. (Goal)
Roma manager Jose Mourinho will speak with Abraham on Thursday to try to convince him to join the Serie A club. (Mirror)
However, Arsenal will offer their France striker Alexandre Lacazette, 30, to Roma in order to pave the way for Abraham to move to the Gunners. (Calciomercato – in Italian)
Sevilla are willing to sell Chelsea target Jules Kounde, however the Blues are unwilling to meet the 22-year-old France defender’s £68m release clause and may instead include a player in their offer. (Evening Standard)
Sevilla would want an additional £20m in return for allowing Chelsea to pay the fee for Kounde in instalments, with the Blues concerned about Financial Fair Play rules. (90min)
Southampton have accepted a £15m bid from Leicester City for Denmark defender Jannik Vestergaard, 29. (Daily Echo)
Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa are both preparing an offer for Southampton’s 26-year-old England midfielder James Ward-Prowse. (Telegraph – subscription required)
Lyon are in negotiations with Liverpool over a deal to sign the Reds’ 29-year-old Switzerland midfielder Xherdan Shaqiri. (Sky Sports)
Barcelona still owe their former Argentina striker Lionel Messi €39m (£33m) as part of a loyalty bonus included in the 34-year-old Paris St-Germain player’s final contract. (El Espanol, via 90min)
Inter Milan are interested in signing Everton’s 21-year-old Italy striker Moise Kean, who spent last season on loan at PSG. (Sky Sports)
Inter were set to propose a £50m offer for Manchester United’s France forward Anthony Martial – but the Premier League side have no intention of selling the 25-year-old. (Mail)
Lazio are closing in on a loan deal for Arsenal’s Uruguay midfielder Lucas Torreira, 25, with the option to make the move permanent at the end of the season. (Gazzetta dello Sport – in Italian)
Newcastle United and Joe Willock are still a distance apart when it comes to agreeing personal terms, after the Magpies agreed a £25m fee with Arsenal for the 21-year-old English midfielder. (Sky Sports)
Tottenham are set to step up their attempts to sign Sporting Lisbon’s Joao Palhinha, with manager Nuno Espirito Santo a long-term admirer of the 26-year-old Portugal midfielder. (A Bola – in Portuguese)
Newcastle have opened talks with Roma over a deal to sign 23-year-old Spanish winger Carles Perez on loan with the option to buy. (Calciomercato – in Italian)
Referees could offer in-game explanations of key decisions from as early as next season under plans being proposed by the Premier League, with automatic offside calls also in development. (Telegraph – subscription required)
How Atto Mensah, Awuah and other Ghanians brought light to Salone footy The history of Sierra Leone football can’t be written without mentioning the role Ghanaian players played to help develop the country’s most loved sport. The decision of many Ghanaians to travel to Freetown in the early 1980s has had an indelible impact upon Sierra Leonean football. Their presence helped a lot to improve the country’s national league and even the quality of football. Thanks to the instability in Ghana at the time as a result of economic hardship and unstable government.
The history of the importation of Ghanaian talents into Sierra Leone started in 1980, thanks largely to a series of friendly matches organised in Freetown to commemorate the 50th year anniversary of the country’s most popular club East End Lions.
Lions first invited a club from Liberia Invincible Eleven for a series of friendly matches and were able to snatch three Ghanaian players in the team who were impressive. They were midfielder Kofi N’ti (Dead), striker Ben Morthy (Dead) and goalkeeper Colins Fargo. The trio became the first set of Ghanaian players to ply their trade in Sierra Leone. Kofi N’ti and Ben Morthy settled down to winning the hearts of the Lions fans. But Fargo’s stay was brief because he was deported for involving a pitch battle albeit Lions officials at the time believed that it happened through the machination of highly placed officials of a rival club.
Lions, the 1980 champions subsequently invited two Ghanaian clubs Ashante Kotoko of Kumasi and Dumas, a textile printing company’s team and the convincing performances of both teams paved the way for mass exodus of Ghanaian players to Sierra Leone.
Both teams stole the hearts of spectators with good passing football and the encounter between the two Ghanaian sides turned out to be a cracker, the most talked about and the best of all the golden jubilee series.
Players of two teams including Atto Mensah (Dumas) and Philip Buckman (Kotoko) were impressive and the 2-2 result reflected the performances of both sides. Smith Eshun and Atto Mensah netted for Dumas while Anthony Appiah accounted for Kototo’s goals with the best player of their series Kofi Badu providing the assist for the second goal.
For Kotoko it was an exciting finish to a successful tour as they had defeated East End Lions 4-2, Real Republicans 1-0 and Bai Bureh Warriors of Port Loko 6-4 before facing Dumas. Bai Bureh Warriors replaced the league champions at the time Mighty Blackpool who wanted Le 5,000 before they played their opening game against Asante Kotoko. As for Dumas it was a promising start to their tour as they went on to wallop Ports Authority 4-0 after clashing with both Real Republicans and East End Lions.
The impressive performances of players of the two Ghanaian sides forced several Sierra Leonean clubs to go player hunting in the West African country after the golden jubilee anniversary matches had ended. The bulk of the Dumas players were brought to Freetown to continue plying their trade. East End Lions were the first to go to Ghana in March 1980 to sign Atto Mensah and goalie Thomas Jacops (Dead)- both from Dumas, Philip Buckman (Dead) from Asante Kotoko and Simon Awuah from Hearts of Oak.
The quartet created an immediate impact by helping ‘The Killers’ to win their first ever national first division league (now premier league) title with Awuah scoring that famous 90th minute winning goal against Real Republicans in the final decisive game of the season in 1980. The four players were later joined by fellow countryman Thomas Ampumah from Sekondi Eleven Wise. Mensah and Awuah formed a deadly striking partnership to terrorise the defense of opponent teams. Both became household names in Sierra Leone because of their constant impressive performances on the pitch, and together with Buckman they won the league again in 1985, Lions’ second national league title.
Mensah was popular for his dribbling skills and was rated as one of the best players of all times in the history of Sierra Leonean football. He was the only Ghanaian player who naturalised and won about six caps with the Sierra Leonean national team, Leone Stars including two against Nigeria in the qualifiers of the 1988 African Nations Cup. Four years before he naturalised Mensah together with two other Ghanaians Evans Effu and Francis Arhin known as Bongoman had represented Sierra Leone in the Amilcar Cabral Zone II football tournament in Mauritania but weren’t officially counted as caps. Philip Buckman who died in Freetown in 2005 was known for his defending prowess and famous for a wonderful save he made in a league match. The ball was volleyed and was about to enter the net when he acrobatically jumped very high to save the ball with his head and in the process he hit his head on the post and crashed to the ground.
Republicans went for four Dumas players Derrick Boison (Dead), Adrew Hooper, Ismail Lamptey and goalkeeper Adu Nipa as well as coach Atakuma (Dead). Sierra Fisheries contracted Francis ‘Bongoman Arhin, one of my favourite Ghanaian players, George Mantey and goalkeeper Jonathan Opata alias ‘I fit catch it’ (Dead), Evans Efu and Wallace Addy- all from Dumas. These footballers played their roles well for the two sister’s teams to win five league titles between them from 1981 to 1984, and represented the clubs in continental clubs competitions. The Fisheries Ghanaian players were part of the famous squad that eliminated Mauritania’s AS Police 4-1 on aggregate, Enugu Rangers of Nigeria 2-0 on aggregate in the preliminary and first round stages respectively of the defunct African club champions cup now CAF Champions League in 1983 to become the first Sierra Leonean side to eliminate a team in the competition and reach the second round stage where they were narrowly knocked out 2-1 on aggregate by Zaire’s Bilima who had a great player called Mayele.
Ports Authority too imported four Dumas players Emmanuel Otto known for his flying kicks in central defense (Dead), Latifu Amadu (Dead), Dennis Okine and Ben Tetteh Fio who later moved to Mighty Blackpool as well as other Ghanians Kwame Abator, George Alhassan who featured in just one match, a 5-2 loss to Lions, Pascka, and two goalkeepers with the same first name Joseph, one joined the ‘Waterfront boys’ after the other had moved to Kamboi Eagles. They also had a Ghanaian coach called Enede who won for the Freetown based club their second FA Cup title, and Super Cup in 1991.
Mighty Blackpool secured the services of Smith Esun, goalkeeper Adnan Sowa, George Gyaissy and Michael Sowa who also played for Ports Authority. Bai Bureh Warriors with the late former vice president of Sierra Leone Sorie Ibrahim Koroma in firm control of the Port Loko based club were able to import Nii Amoah (Dead), Dennis Afotey, Joe Baiden and Dickson Owusu in 1981 but before that they had Solomon Jokoto, Francis Atysi and Coleman. Afotey is the only Ghanian remained in Sierra Leone after hanging is boot as he currently lives in Waterloo.
Diamond Stars went for goalkeeper Nana Kofi, Issah, Jackson, Alimu and Coach Usman (Dead). There were other Ghanaian players I may have skipped in this piece.
Clubs and players East End Lions: Kofi N’ti (Dead), Ben Morthy (Dead), goalkeeper Colins Fargo, Atto Mensah, goalkeeper Thomas Jacops (Dead), Philip Buckman (Dead), Simon Awuah, Thomas Ampumah.
Real Republicans: Derrick Boison (Dead), Adrew Hooper, Ismail Lamptey and Adu Nipa and Coach Atakuma (Dead) Sierra Fisheries: Francis Arhin alias Bongoman, George Mantey Evans Efu, Wallace Addy and goalie Jonathan Opata Ports Authority: Emmanuel Otto (Dead) Latifu Amadu (Dead), Dennis Okine, Ben Tetteh Fio, Adator, George Alhassan, Pascka and goalkeeper Joseph.
Mighty Blackpool: Smith Esun, goalkeeper Adnan Sowa alias Fatu Tumba (Dead), Michael Sowa and George Gyaissy.
Bai Bureh Warriors: Solomon Jokoto, Francis Atysi, Coleman, Nii Amoah (Dead), Dennis Afotey, Joe Baiden and Dickson Owusu. Diamond Stars: Goalkeeper Nana Kofi, Issah, Jackson, Alimu and Coach Usman (Dead)
Note: I first wrote an article on how Ghanaian players helped improve the standard of Sierra Leone football in the 1980s for a Ghanaian newspaper The Ball fifteen years ago when Thomas Ampomah was appointed as coach of East End Lions.
Photo: L to R: Atto Mensah and Awuah and Wallace Addy of the defunct Sierra Fisheries.
The Black Stars squad to be used for the double header will be out in two days time
Head Coach of the Black Stars Charles Kwablan Akonnor will address the media on Friday, August 13, 2021 at the Conference Room of the Ghana Football Association.
Coach Akonnor will name Ghana’s squad for next month’s FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 qualifiers against Ethiopia and South Africa.
Ghana are scheduled to host Group G opponents Ethiopia on Friday, September 3 in Cape Coast, before playing South Africa on Monday, September 6, 2021 in Johannesburg respectively.
The Ghana Football Association has paid tribute to veteran Football administrator Jonas Abu Alhassan who passed away on Tuesday in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.
As earlier reported by GHanasoccernet.com, the Tamale City FC boss died at the hospital in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Jones Abu Alhassan was in Ivory Coast as part of Ghana FA delegation to the CAF Women’s Champions League WAFU Zone B qualifiers.
He fell sick and was unable to travel home with Hasaacas Ladies to Ghana after the tournament which ended last Thursday 5 August,2021 with Hasaacas Ladies crowned champions.
Jones Abu Alhassan died at age 64.
Alhassan, who was the long time manager of legendary Ghanaian footballer Abedi Pele, was an astute football administrastor and football agent for several top players in the country.
The ardent Hearts of Oak fan has been an intelligent lifelong football administor and has been among the leadership of several clubs in the Northern region of Ghana.
He served in various capacities of the giants of the north Real Tamale United before branching out to play a major role for Tamale City Football Club.
He also served in various capacities within the ranks of the Ghana FA and the national teams.
The Ghana Football Association has received stock of referees kit to be used next season from German kit manufacturers ZAZ Produkte.
The uniforms came in three colours, blue, yellow and black, and will be used for the 2021/22 season.
The GFA confirmed the arrival of 1050 kits, facilitated by Club Consult Africa, the representatives of the company in Ghana.
A statement on the FA’s website read:” The Ghana Football Association (GFA), has taken delivery of One Thousand and Fifty (1050) referees’ kits from ZAZ Produkte, a German sports clothing company. This follows the announcement of ZAZ Produkte as the official referees’ kit sponsor in October 2020.
“The partnership which was led by Club Consult Africa, the local representative of the German firm is for a period of three football seasons.
“The consignment include 300 pieces of uniforms for Premier League referees, 480 for Division One League referees and 270 for referees who officiate in the Women’s Premier League.
“The deal will ensure the availability of referee shirts, shorts and socks during the three-year period.
“Referees and Assistant Referees in the Premier League, the Division One League and the Women’s Premier League will benefit from the deal.
“ZAZ Produkte is a company for Sports clothing and all sort of Gloves in Germany and having Manufacturing unit in Pakistan. They are represented in Ghana by Club Consult Africa, a Sports Management Company with expertise in Athlete Management, Representation and Consultation.”
The proposed Independent elite League competition that has been at the front burner under the current administration will take off in the 2022/23 season.
The GFA Executive Council took the decision at a meeting in Accra.
According to the Executive Council, the current 18 club format will be maintained for the initial years before any addition or otherwise.
The decision follows an elaborate discussions and consultations by the Autonomous Premier League Advisory Committee chaired by Board Chairman of Accra Hearts of Oak Togbui Afede XIV.
The other Members included, GFA Executive Council member, Dr. Toni Aubynn, Dr. Kwame Baah-Nuakoh, Chairman of the Club Licensing Board and Delali Senaye, CEO of Inter Allies Football Club. Others were, Mr. John Ansah, Operations Manager of Cape Coast Mysterious Ebusua Dwarfs Football Club. https://b94a1b3315829e528f5b2a2c96983d09.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-38/html/container.html
The Advisory Committee is chaired by Togbe Afede XIV, Board Chairman of Accra Hearts of Oak Sporting Club.
The Committee was instituted in June last year to start the process leading to the Ghana Premier League going autonomous.
The Ghana Premier League is currently organized and managed by the GFA.
The 18-club competition is managed by the Premier League Committee chaired by Lepowura Alhaji M.N.D Jawula with day-to-day administrative support from the Competitions Department of the GFA.
Thus, the 2021-22 Ghana Premier League will be the qualifying competition to the autonomous Ghana Premier League managed by a separate company outside the GFA, jointly owned by the clubs with the GFA owning a special share.
The GFA will handle Registration of players and officials and Disciplinary issues as required by FIFA.
The participating clubs will be taken through a special process and education leading to the full implementation in the 2022/23 season.
A Justice of the Supreme Court Justice Marful-Sau has passed away, a source has confirmed to the media. He was 64.
Justice Marful-Sau was a member of the 7-member Supreme Court panel that decided the 2020 Election Petition brought before the Court by former President John Dramani Mahama.
He was appointed to the Court in 2018 by President Nana Akufo-Addo.
Marful-Sau was admitted to practice in Ghana as a Barrister-at-Law and Solicitor in 1984 and served briefly as a prosecutor in the office of the Special Public Prosecutor from August 1984 to July 1986.
In 2002, he was appointed a Justice of the High Court and was elevated four years later to the Court of Appeal where he served until he was appointed to the Supreme Court in 2018.
