Aidoo- 'We´ll give everything to win a place in 2006'

[jvb1eys18by]

,cheap jerseys for sale
In common with a number of his Ghana team-mates, Lawrence Aidoo plays his trade   in Europe. The 24 year-old striker was on Bundesliga outfit Borussia   Mönchengladbach's books from 1999 to 2004 before moving on to Nürnberg during   the winter break,football kits uk. And although he ended up on the losing side in his first game   for his new club,cheap authentic jerseys, the pacy forward fired a debut goal against Alemannia Aachen.
   
  FIFAworldcup.com: Lawrence Aidoo, who do you reckon will win the African Cup   of Nations,cheap nfl jerseys?
  Aidoo: Kenya are in good shape, and both Cameroon and Senegal look pretty   solid.
 
  The African Cup of Nations takes place early in the year, which means  African  Bundesliga stars miss most of the winter preparation phase plus the  first few  matches after Christmas, something a number of clubs don't exactly  appreciate.  What's your view?
 
  I simply don't understand the problem. No-one says anything when any other international gets a call-up, so why should the clubs react badly when an   African is asked to appear for his country? After all, the African Cup of   Nations only takes place every two years. If a player is good enough for a   call-up, he should be allowed to play.
   
  You're a regular in the Ghana line-up at the moment, so you must have your   sights set on qualifying for the 2006 FIFA World Cup™,cheap jerseys for sale.
    All our Europe-based players are determined to be there - it's a long time  since  Ghana appeared on the international stage. We'll give everything we've  got to  win a place in 2006.
 
  How do you rate your chances?
   
  If we play as a unit there's no way we can fail, and in any case we all share   the same passion and desire, so I'm very optimistic,wholesale jerseys free shipping.
   
  You've been living in Germany for five years: what kind of World Cup do you   think we'll see in your adopted country?
 
  Wherever you go, the fans are fantastic. I spent a few years in the Bundesliga,   and now I'm in the second division with Nürnberg. It'll definitely be a massive   World Cup. I really hated our game behind closed doors against Aachen, but   obviously the stands will be packed for the World Cup. You always find a bit   extra in terms of energy and desire when the stadium's full.
   
  Which country do you think will host the 2010 FIFA World Cup™?
    We Africans are basically delighted with FIFA's decision to host it on our   continent. At the end of the day, it really doesn't matter where it takes place   as it will be a major step forward for the whole African continent, in both   sporting and economic terms.
Related articles:
 
 
   http://thailand.ugu.pl/
 
   http://poloshirts.hj.cx/
 
   http://politicgameslove.website.org/