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Comedian DKB squeezes young ladies ass and kisses her

Aside cracking jokes to make people laugh out loud, Ghanaian comedian Derick Kobina Bonney well known as DKB has revealed his wild and naughty side after he shared an interesting video on his Instagram page.
In the video, the comedian is seen grabbing and smooching a fair slim lady’s butt as he kisses her passionately.
He further indicated that “he had slept and conquered the young lady”.

“This is to those who say “Comedians don’t know how to kiss” I guess I was scrubbing her teeth when Shatta Michy caught me,” DKB added.
Comedian DKB is featuring in the yet-to release music video of Shatta Michy latest single “Cheating” as her cheating boyfriend.

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Bashir Hayford slams Ebusua Dwarfs supporters

Ebusua Dwarfs caretaker coach Bashir Hayford has lashed out at the club’s supporters following their 4-0 defeat to Ghana Premier League’s newly-promoted side Karela United FC in the Ghalca G8 pre-season tournament on Thursday.
The defeat means Dwarfs are out of the tournament with a game to spare since they lost 6-5 to Medeama SC in the opening game.
The supporters booed the players and new manager calling for his dismissal three weeks after coming on board.

”I’m not officially the head coach since I’ve not been unveiled. So if they are calling for my head after this defeat, then I will give them my whole body,” said Hayford.
”I opted to come and observe the players, so if they want my head then they should come for my whole body. I understand that the first team players [from last season] are only three and the rest are here for trial.

”The team is rebuilding and I opted to come and observe those who weren’t regular last season. They are the ones playing now. I want to tell the supporters that my head is there for them. If they want the club to have a successful pre-season, they should give us enough time to prepare,” he added.

Hayford guided Ashanti Gold to clinch the 2015 Ghana Premier League title and joined Dwarfs who were without a coach after their contract with Brazilian Ricardo da Rocha was terminated mutually in December.
Dwarfs will play Hearts of Oak in the last Group B game of the G8 tournament on Sunday.

Chelsea boss Conte insists Baba Rahman is not ready for game time

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte says recuperating defender Baba Rahman needs more time to regain full fitness.

The Ghana fullback has been out of action since picking up an injury at last year’s Africa Cup of Nations in January.
Initially expected back on the pitch after seven months, a series of relapses continue to keep him out of contention for game time.

“Baba is recovering from a bad injury,” Conte told pressmen on Friday.
“I had the possibility to see him in training with us only once or twice.
“He wasn’t ready to have a full training session with us.
“Now he is recovering and it could be an interesting option for the player, to try to recover with them.
“For sure, he is not ready in this moment to play, otherwise Baba Rahman would stay with us in my squad.”
German side Schalke, with whom Baba was on loan before his injury, have expressed interest in having him back at Veltins-Arena when he regains full fitness.

English outfits Everton and Newcastle United are reportedly also eyeing a move for the fullback, while Turkish giants Galatasaray and Fenerbahce have also shown interest in the Black Star.
Baba joined Chelsea in 2015 but limited opportunities at Stamford Bridge prompted a switch to Schalke after playing 15 league games in his first season with the Blues.

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Thomas Partey admits Atletico Madrid’s Champions League disappointment

Atletico Madrid midfielder Thomas Teye Partey says his outfit must focus on tasks ahead than dwell on their early elimination from the Uefa Champions League.
The Rojiblancos were arguably the biggest casualty of the group stage as they failed to qualify for the round of 16 after finishing third in Group C behind Chelsea and AS Roma.
Diego Simeone’s men are now set to continue this season’s European adventure in the lower-ranked Europa League.

“When you are on the pitch you only think about the team and people watching,” Partey told Marca.
“I worried a lot because it was not good to be knocked out and I always want to compete but when you cannot, then there is no point still talking about it.
“We have other things to look forward to this year and next season I am sure we will be in the fight for the Champions League.”
Despite Atletico’s disappointing showing Partey had a good run on personal level.

The Ghanaian started five of the six group games, coming on as a substitute in the last.
He scored the equaliser in the 1-1 home draw with Azerbaijani side Qarabag last October.

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Atsu not leaving Newcastle United, says Benitez

Newcastle United manager Rafael Benitez has reiterated his desire to keep Ghana international Christian Atsu as well as other players who command first team place in his set-up.

The 26-year-old has been linked with a move to West Ham United alongside Jonjo Shelvey and striker Aleksander Mitrovic but the Spanish manager insists there have been no official offers and none will even be sold.

“We cannot sell players that are playing because we would need to replace them with better players and in January, it takes a lot of money to convince them to come here,” Benitez was quoted as saying by Daily Star.

“So we are not thinking of selling those that are already playing. I have heard people talking about our players but we do not have any offers,” he said.

He added: “If someone would come in and could buy, then we would have extra money to go into the market but we don’t want to sell anyone who has value for our team.”

Atsu was rested in Newcastle’s Cup game against Luton Town.