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musicoviniciusrodrigues · 5 years ago

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Os 10 melhores filmes dos Trapalhões

O polêmico documentário sobre Os Trapalhões está chegando. Esse filme promete revelações bombásticas sobre os bastidores do quarteto. Didi, Dedé, Mussum e Zacarias dominaram o cinema brasileiro durante décadas. Atualmente, seu filme mais bem-sucedido, “O Trapalhão nas Minas do Rei Salomão”, ocupa o posto de 7º maior bilheteria do cinema nacional de todos os tempos. Infelizmente, esse filme em particular não é dos melhores, mas não podemos deixar de reconhecer que os Trapalhões produziram algumas obras bastante interessantes. É preciso admitir, Mussum era naturalmente hilariante, Zacarias era um excelente ator, Dedé uma ótima escada e Didi foi um gênio da comédia. O tempo passou, a graça acabou, mas o cinema é para sempre. Para entrar no clima, a Revista Bula preparou uma lista para relembrar dez dos melhores momentos do quarteto nas telas do cinema.

10 — O Cinderelo Trapalhão (1979), dirigido por Adriano Stuart

Muitos filmes dos Trapalhões eram adaptações de contos de fadas, lendas ou obras literárias clássicas. Poderia ser qualquer coisa: “Mil e Uma Noites”, “Os Três Mosqueteiros”, “Robin Hood” etc. Esse é um dos bons exemplos. Uma aventura movimentada, divertida e genérica.

Cena inesquecível: Didi encontrando petróleo depois de cavar um buraco para enterrar aquilo que o gato enterra.

9 — Os Trapalhões no Reino da Fantasia (1985), dirigido por Dedé Santana

Parceria entre a Renato Aragão Produções e os Estúdios Mauricio de Sousa. O roteiro não faz nenhum sentido, mas o filme é interessante pelo inusitado de misturar ação real com desenhos animados.

Cena inesquecível: Xuxa, interpretando uma freira, entrando na briga e descendo a porrada nos vilões.

8 — Atrapalhando a Suate (1983), dirigido por Dedé Santana

Filme dos Trapalhões sem Didi é golpe? Esse longa-metragem pertence ao período no qual o quarteto se separou. Didi lançou o fraco “O Trapalhão na Arca de Noé”, tendo Sérgio Mallandro como parceiro. Dedé, Mussum e Zacarias se saíram melhor com essa sátira ao então famoso seriado sobre a força policial de elite S.W.A.T. Sem Didi no elenco, o roteiro pôde se concentrar mais na narrativa do que na persona do protagonista ausente.

Cena inesquecível: Dedé, Mussum e Zacarias invadindo “discretamente” um prédio.

7 — Os Trapalhões na Serra Pelada (1982), dirigido por J. B. Tanko

Não raramente os filmes dos Trapalhões representavam interessantes retratos do Brasil contemporâneo, esboçando análises de cunho sociológico acerca dos mais diferentes fenômenos políticos, econômicos e sociais. Esse filme é um excelente exemplo, mostrando a vida dura e cheia de regras não escritas dos garimpeiros no auge da febre do ouro vivenciada na região da Serra Pelada. As imagens de abertura do filme, cenas reais de milhares de garimpeiros trabalhando, como se estivessem em um formigueiro humano, são impressionantes.

Cena inesquecível: Didi encontrando uma pepita de ouro do tamanho de uma casa.

6 — O Incrível Monstro Trapalhão (1981), dirigido por Adriano Stuart

Didi, interpretando um cientista genial chamado Jegue, sonha em ser o Super-Homem e acaba se transformando no Hulk. A premissa em si já é divertida. O roteiro se perde no trecho final, mas ainda assim o filme rende algumas boas sequências.

Cena inesquecível: Didi sonhando que é o Super-Homem.

5 — O Cangaceiro Trapalhão (1983), dirigido por Daniel Filho

Sátira dos filmes e séries sobre o cangaço que pulularam nos cinemas e na TV brasileira na época. O próprio ator Nelson Xavier, a persona audiovisual definitiva de Lampião, participa do filme. O roteiro é irregular, mas entrega algumas das cenas mais icônicas dos Trapalhões no cinema, como a da montanha em forma de galinha.

Cena inesquecível: Didi encontrando a deslumbrante bruxa Bruna Lombardi e, literalmente, subindo pelas paredes.

4 — Os Trapalhões e o Rei do Futebol (1986), dirigido por Carlos Manga

Pelé, depois de trabalhar com as lendas Sylvester Stallone e John Huston em “Fuga Para Vitória” (1981), aumenta o nível e divide o estrelato com os Trapalhões nessa aventura divertida e bem escrita. Pelé não interpreta o Rei do Futebol em si, mas um jornalista esportivo, que se revela muito bom de bola. O filme denuncia, discretamente, a corrupção no futebol brasileiro.

Cena inesquecível: Didi chutando o escanteio e correndo para cabecear.

3 — Os Trapalhões e o Mágico de Oróz (1984), dirigido por Dedé Santana

Sátira do clássico “O Mágico de Oz”, o filme trás a primeira participação de Xuxa em um filme dos Trapalhões, interpretando uma professora enfezada. Os números musicais são um destaque da produção. Todos divertidos e relevantes para narrativa.

Cena inesquecível: a mudança de casa que leva a casa junto.

2 — Os Trapalhões no Auto da Compadecida (1987), dirigido por Roberto Farias

Acreditem, essa versão do “Auto da Compadecida” feita pelos Trapalhões é melhor do que a celebrada adaptação dirigida por Guel Arrais e estrelada por Matheus Nachtergaele e Selton Mello. A narrativa é mais coesa e, conceitualmente, esse filme é mais fiel à proposta estética do mestre Ariano Suassuna. Didi, Dedé, Mussum e Zacarias, dirigidos pelo experiente cineasta Roberto Farias, provaram que poderiam ser grandes atores se tivessem o roteiro certo para trabalhar. O elenco coadjuvante, com nomes como Cláudia Jimenez, Paulo Goulart e Renato Consorte, é fantástico.

Cenas inesquecíveis: O filme completo. A opção por manter o texto teatral quase intocado foi muito acertada.

1 — Os Saltimbancos Trapalhões (1981), dirigido por J. B. Tanko

Essa reinvenção da peça musical infantil “Os Saltimbancos”, que Chico Buarque adaptou de um texto italiano escrito por Sergio Bardotti e musicado por Luis Enriquez Bacalov, conseguiu a proeza de melhorar muito o material original. O próprio Chico Buarque, colocando as canções no espírito dos Trapalhões, criou uma trilha sonora inesquecível, superando o trabalho que realizou para o palco. Didi, Dedé, Mussum e Zacarias fazem seu maior clássico misturando Chaplin, faroeste, ficção científica e chanchada. Um filme para ser visto e revisto.

Cena inesquecível: A cabeça de burro que chora.

Os 10 melhores filmes dos Trapalhões publicado primeiro em https://www.revistabula.com

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soccernetghana · 5 years ago

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What you need to know about Black Stars 'B' coach Ibrahim Tanko

Get to know more about the new coach of the Ghana Senior National Team 'B' side otherwise known as home-based Black Stars. Full Name: Ibrahim Anyars Tanko Place of Birth: Kumasi Nickname: “The Bullet” Age: 43 Ibrahim Anyars Tanko hails from Bawku in the Upper East Region of Ghana but was born in Kumasi on 25th August, 1977 to the Bisa (Busanga Tribe) Chief of Kumasi. He had his early Primary and Junior High School Education at Asem boys Primary before proceeding to Osei Kyeretwie Senior High School (Okess) for his secondary education, playing football along the line. As a football inclined young chap, Tanko decided to pursue a career in football and was with State Envoys, a Kumasi-based Colts club, from 1984-1990. He moved to King Faisal Football Club in 1990 and played there until 1993 when he joined the youth side of German Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund in the 1993/94 season. Tanko spent seven years with Dortmund before moving to another reputable club, SC Freiburg, where he played for six seasons from 2001-2007. Ibrahim Tanko won 20 caps for the Senior National Team of Ghana (Black Stars), featuring in the 1996 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa where Ghana finished fourth. He chalked a lot of successes in his football career winning the German Bundesliga twice with Borussia Dortmund. HONOURS AS A FOOTBALLER - Best Youth Player in Germany - 1993 - The second Young Player to Play in the Bundesliga at age 17. - Two-time winner, German Bundesliga Title 1994/1995 1995/1996 with Borussia Dortmund - European Champions League winner 1996 with Borussia Dortmund - European Champions Cup winner 1997 with Borussia Dortmund After hanging his boots, he decided to pursue a career in coaching and has the following qualifications. - 2007: Coaching Certificate UEFA A – License in Germany - 5 times International coaching course in Germany - 2015/2016/2017/2018/2019 As a coach, Ibrahim Tanko has built a huge reputation for himself, following stints in Germany, Japan, Denmark and Cameroon. His first appointment came in 2007 when he was appointed Under-17 Coach of SC Freiburg. COACHING JOURNEY - 2008-2010: Youth Team Head Coach SC Freiburg, Germany - 2010-2012: Assistant Coach Urawa Red Diamonds Japan - J League - 2012-2013: Assistant Coach at FC Koln - German Bundesliga - 2012 Champions League Coach with FC Copenhagen - 2013-2015: Assistant Coach Cameroon National Team. Under Volker Finke, Germany’s Best Football Coach in 1994/95/96 - 2016-2017: Scout, Ghana National Team Africa Cup of Nations – Gabon 2017 - 2017-2019: Assistant Coach, Ghana National Team - 2019: Head Coach Ghana National U23 (Black Meteors) - 2020 till date: Head Coach Ghana Black Stars ‘B’ COACHING HONOURS Tanko has also achieved the following, in his coaching career: - Qualified Cameroon to 2014 Fifa World Cup in Brazil as Assistant Coach - Qualified Cameroon to 2015 Africa Cup of Nations as Assistant Coach - Qualified Ghana to 2019 Africa cup of Nations as Assistant Coach - Qualified Ghana to U-23 Africa Cup of Nations, Egypt 2019, for the first time in 12 years Ibrahim Anyars Tanko is happily married with 3 children. He speaks French, English and German. Credit: Ghanafa.org source: https://ghanasoccernet.com/

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footballghana · 5 years ago

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Full profile of Black Stars "B" head coach Ibrahim Tanko

Get to know more about the new coach of the Ghana Senior National Team 'B'side otherwise known as home-based Black Stars.

Full Name: Ibrahim Anyars Tanko

Place of Birth: Kumasi

Nickname: “The Bullet”

Age: 43

Ibrahim Anyars Tanko hails from Bawku in the Upper East Region of Ghana but was born in Kumasi on 25th August 1977 to the Bisa (Busanga Tribe) Chief of Kumasi.

He had his early Primary and Junior High School Education at Asem boys Primary before proceeding to Osei Kyeretwie Senior High School (Okess) for his secondary education, playing football along the line.

As a football inclined young chap, Tanko decided to pursue a career in football and was with State Envoys, a Kumasi-based Colts club, from 1984-1990. He moved to King Faisal Football Club in 1990 and played there until 1993 when he joined the youth side of German Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund in the 1993/94 season. Tanko spent seven years with Dortmund before moving to another reputable club, S.C Freiburg, where he played for six seasons from 2001-2007. Ibrahim Tanko won 20 caps for the Senior National Team of Ghana (Black Stars), featuring in the 1996 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa where Ghana finished fourth. He chalked a lot of successes in his football career winning the German Bundesliga twice with Borussia Dortmund.

HONOURS AS A FOOTBALLER

- Best Youth Player in Germany 1993

- The second Young Player to Play in the Bundesliga at age 17.

- Two-time winner, German Bundesliga Title 1994/1995 1995/1996 with Borussia Dortmund

- Europe Champions League winner 1996 with Borussia Dortmund

- European Champions Cup winner 1977 with Borussia Dortmund

After hanging his boots, he decided to pursue a career in coaching and has the following qualifications.

- 2007: Coaching Certificate UEFA A – License in Germany

- 5x International coaching course in Germany - 2015/2016/2017/2018/2019

As a coach, Ibrahim Tanko has built a huge reputation for himself, following stints in Germany, Japan, Denmark and Cameroon. His first appointment came in 2007 when he was appointed Under-17 Coach of S.C Frieburg.

COACHING JOURNEY

- 2008-2010: Youth Team Head Coach SC Freiburg, Germany

- 2010-2012: Assistant Coach Urawa Red Diamonds Japan - J League

- 2012-2013: Assistant Coach at FC Koln - German Bundesliga

- Champions League Coach 2012 with FC Copenhagen

- 2013-2015: Assistant Coach Cameroon National Team. Under Volker Finke, Germany’s Best Football Coach in 1994/95/96

- 2016-2017: Scout, Ghana National Team Africa Cup of Nations – Gabon 2017

- 2017-2019: Assistant Coach, Ghana National Team

- 2019: Head Coach Ghana National U23 (Black Meteors)

- 2020 till date: Head Coach Ghana Black Stars ‘B’

COACHING HONOURS

Tanko has also achieved the following, in his coaching career:

- Qualified Cameroon to Cup in Brazil as Assistant Coach

- Qualified Cameroon to 2015 Africa Cup of Nations as Assistant Coach

- Qualified Ghana to 2019 Africa cup of Nations as Assistant Coach

- Qualified Ghana to U-23 Africa Cup of Nations, Egypt 2019, for the first time in 12 years

Ibrahim Anyars Tanko is happily married with 3 children. He speaks French, English and German.

Source: ghanafa.org

source: https://footballghana.com/

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the-emo-nerd-blog · 7 years ago

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Audio Compression Technique

Due to the rise of the internet, computers, embedded systems, decreasing memory cost and increasing internet bandwidth, the market is in highly demand of small, high-quality, and convenient formats of audio signals. Since original, uncompressed digital recordings are very large in size, efficient and lossless formats are needed to retain the original audio signals. This blog compares the topic laid out with the different study from various authors with regards to the efficiency of the various audio compression techniques under different constraints like various transmission errors, channel noises and huge data size, which increases channel congestion and transmission delay which the topic is interested to shape in.

The widespread use of high-speed internet, consumers can download and transfer audio files. Audio compression, also known as lossy audio compression techniques make this po ssible by removing inaudible information to the original audio file (e.g. .wav file .aiff file) with minor or no quality loss. However, an encoded audio file can never be recovered.

In order to keep an exact copy of the original file, lossless audio compression must be used. For example, an uncompressed three-minute Wave file, consuming 30.3 Mb of memory, can be reduced to 50 – 60% of its original size, without quality loss and can always possible to obtain the exact original file if needed.

A case study by Rivero and Mishra (2008), which studies dictionary-based compression techniques to see if Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) can be improved directly or by employing compression techniques from other domains by conducting tests on nineteen quality benchmarks.

The study concluded that the improvement to the FLAC method must come from another domain as results provided only slight improvement. FLAC can be likely improved in the residual coding section by testing other error encoding means. Furthermore, the file size may be possibly reduced using bitmask-based compression in matching data patterns that are not identical using bitmasks.

And as suggested, studying FLAC in order to incorporate near-lossless audio compression to provide the highest quality audio possible by removing unnecessary characteristics of the audio signal is an interesting path to study.

A study by Yen Pan entitled ‘Digital Compression’ (1993) also tackles the various audio compression techniques of different levels of complexity, compressed audio quality, and amount compressed data to provide useful information to of all levels of readers unto digital audio processing. The paper summarized the basic audio digitization process and the detailed descriptions of two relatively simple approaches to audio compression: µ-law and adaptive differential pulse code modulation. The paper also provided an overview of the Motion Picture Experts Group (MPEG).

In conclusion, digital audio compression techniques include µ -law and adaptive differential pulse code modulation both apply low-complexity, low-compression, and medium audio quality algorithms to audio signals. The audio compression algorithm MPEG, is an ISO standard for high-fidelity audio compression. The MPEG has three layers of successive complexity for improved compression performance.

Data loss during big data transmission is one of the aspects stressed by the topic at hand. And so, the use of efficient data compression technique must be highly considered. Data compression can be categorized as lossy and lossless. Lossy technique degrades data quality during compression while lossless compression retains the quality of the input. Lossy compression is generally used for video, audio and image compression like MP3, Mpeg and Jpeg. Variable length coding (VLC) and fixed length coding (FLC) are the two types of lossless compression. Among these two types, VLC is much more efficient as it offers poor robustness against various errors and channel noises during transmission.

Another study by Bhattacharjee et. al (2015) stressed on the solution to the problem of compression efficiency, robustness and time delay in big data transmission. And as mentioned above, the study proposed a FLC based compression technique. The efficiency of the proposed technique under various terms are tested and measured using standard files of various types and size inputs.

The said study found that channel congestion and transmission errors are the major cause of data loss as the big size of data increases the channel congestion during transmission and transmission delay. The proposed fixed length coding based compression technique showed positive results as it offers better compression efficiencies by producing lower compression ratio and better compression percentage than other existing techniques. Its capacity to produce better signal to noise ratio (SNR) and throughput justify its capacity to increase robustness and reduce time delay.

Another study by Dangarwala and Shah (2010) which covers wave audio file format and algorithm of silence compression and companding method in comparing how these methods compress and decompress wave audio file.

The study differentiated that more compression may be achieved using silence compression if more silence values were present in the input audio file. And by decompressing the audio file, the original size can be recovered but not the original data using silence method. On the other hand, companding method is able to adjust compression ratio according to requirement. In decompressing an audio file using companding method, the original size and the original data can be recovered with only minor losses and audio quality.

And finally, the ‘A Comparative Analysis of Data Compression Techniques’ by Souley et. al (2014) which examined Lossless compression and lossy algorithms. The study provided a comparative analysis of the Huffman, Lempel-Ziv and RunLength Encoding compression techniques.

Results revealed that the Lempel-Ziv technique has been proven to be most effective, and works better for Notepad and web documents. The proposed study also stressed that the full implementation of the application could help in effectively handling data transfer and storage by reducing as storage space and transmission bandwidth consumption as these algorithms have been proven to be more effective on notepad, text, web documents, PDF, images and sound. The study also developed a compression and decompression tool to carry out the comparison analysis.

The first study correlates negatively with the topic at hand as it tries to improve FLAC and this blog tries to evaluate the efficiency of existing audio compression techniques. Although the study included the discussion on dictionary-based audio compression, it was not clearly assed and evaluated as this blog aims to correlate the topic at hand and the study of Rivero and Mishra.

The second study correlates positively with the topic at hand as it discusses the different audio compression techniques. On the other hand, the topic at hand aims to evaluate the efficiency of existing audio compression techniques under different constraints like bandwidth over the network speed, and etc. yet, the study only discusses these techniques above the said constraints. Nonetheless, the study also tackled real-time software implorations.

‘A Lossless Compression Technique to Increase Robustness in Big Data Transmission’ by Bhattacharjee et al correlates with topic at hand in terms of trying to resolve the problem about compression efficiency, robustness and time delay on the grounds of big data transmission. As the study introduced variable length encoding and proposed fixed length encoding technique inclines outward the topic at hand as it aims to investigate the efficiency of existing audio compression algorithms.

Dangarwala and Shah study is inclined with the topic at hand as how original wave audio file is compressed and decompressed. However, the topic at hand is focused on what is the most efficient algorithms must be used for compression and decompression of audio files.

Souley et. al correlates exactly as the topic at hand as the study tries to discuss lossless and lossy algorithms. Furthermore, the paper provided a comparative analysis on encoding compression techniques.

As technology keeps upgrading, a lossless compression technique may be achieved in a few years with increasing memory space and decreasing memory cost and increasing internet bandwidth. As I have reviewed, the existing data compression algorithm frames a new algorithm with an unending cycle of building and improving. And so researches such as these are very significant in upgrading the present technology for the optimum utilization of our current resources and the creating of an ever efficient desired outcome; Lossless audio compression technique.

References:

Battacharjee, S. , Rahim, L.B.Ab. , & Aziz, I.B.A. (2015, November) A Lossless Compression Technique to Increase Robustness in Big Data Transmission System. 7(4), 3.

Souley, B. , Das, P. , Tanko, S. (2014). A Comparative Analysis of Data Compression Techniques. Nigeria: New Dehli Publishers

Dangarwala, K. , Shah, J. (2010, Marach) C Implementation & Comparison of Companding & Audio Compression Techniques. 7(2), 3.

Rivero, C. , Mishra, P. (2008). Lossless Audio Compression: Case Study (Department of Computer and Information Science and Engineering, Technical Report No. 08-415). Gainesville, FL: University of Florida.

Yen Pan, D. (1993). Digital Audio Compression. 5(2), 2.

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footballghana · 5 years ago

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Match officials for DOL Matchday 12 announced

The Referees Committee of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has named the Match Officials that will be handling matches on Match Week 12 of the ongoing 2019/2020 Division One League.

The Ghanaian second-tier league competition will continue with midweek action on Wednesday, March 11, 2020, and Thursday, March 12, 2020.

Below are the upcoming games and the assigned match officials.

MATCH: Berekum Arsenal vs. Nsoatreman (Thursday)

Venue: Golden City Park

REFEREE: Joseph Kwaku Addae

ASSISTANT ONE: Sulemana Mohammed

ASSISTANT TWO: Samuel Kusi Antwi

RESERVE REFEREE: Hassim Yakubu

M.C: Mohammed Alhassan

MATCH: Bofoakwa Tano vs. Kintampo FC (Wednesday)

Venue: Sunyani Coronation Park

REFEREE: Anankani Maurice

ASSISTANT ONE: Kofi Kouadio Mathias

ASSISTANT TWO: Twum Obour Victor

RESERVE REFEREE: Joshua Kwaku Ansah

M.C: Abubakari A. Ganiya

MATCH: Nkoranza Warriors vs. BA United (Wednesday)

Nkoranza Children’s Park

REFEREE: Iddisu Mustapha

ASSISTANT ONE: Mohammed Alhassan

ASSISTANT TWO: Alhassan Abdul-Rauf

RESERVE REFEREE: Ayaaba Ibrahim

M.C: Richard G. Yeboah

MATCH: R.T.U vs. Young Apostles (Wednesday)

Venue: Aliu Mahama Stadium

REFEREE: Siela Mahama Adam

ASSISTANT ONE: Abdulai Abdul Salam

ASSISTANT TWO: Moro Abass Kasimpu

RESERVE REFEREE: Sintuo Eliasu Tonsuglo

M.C: Awudu Djan

MATCH: Steadfast vs. Crocodiles Stars (Thursday)

Venue: Aliu Mahama Stadium

REFEREE: David Addaney

ASSISTANT ONE: Kenneth Tweneboah-Koduah

ASSISTANT TWO: Azor Cletus Azupero

RESERVE REFEREE: Samuel Yeboah

M.C: Dawudi A. Razak

MATCH: Techiman City vs. Tamale City (Wednesday)

Venue: Nana Ameyaw Park

REFEREE: Richmond Adjei

ASSISTANT ONE: Forkor Alidu M.

ASSISTANT TWO: Issah Mumuni Bagurichera

RESERVE REFEREE: Alfaa Ba-Adey

M.C: Atta Kakra Fosu

MATCH: Unity F C vs. Yendi Gbewaa (Wednesday)

Venue: Unity Park, Kenyasi

REFEREE: Seth Zigah

ASSISTANT ONE: Bediako Marfo

ASSISTANT TWO: Elvis Attakorah

RESERVE REFEREE: Wuttirirah Herbert Hamza

M.C: Richard Osei Yaw

MATCH: Wa Suntaa vs. Wamanafo (Wednesday)

REFEREE: Mohammed Tanimu

ASSISTANT ONE: Yusif Abdul Ghaffar

ASSISTANT TWO: Minkaa-il Fauzan

RESERVE REFEREE: Umar Abubakari Sadiq

M.C: A. A. Alhassan

MATCH: Achiken vs. Star Madrid (Wednesday)

Venue: Gyamfi Park

REFEREE: Siraj Tahaya

ASSISTANT ONE: Joseph Ayambilla

ASSISTANT TWO: Seth Yaw Kwoffie

RESERVE REFEREE: Emmanuel Eku Boateng

M.C: Amoako William

MATCH: Gold Stars vs. HASAACAS (Wednesday)

Venue: Dun Park

REFEREE: Daniel Boateng Atuobi

ASSISTANT ONE: Isaac Duodu

ASSISTANT TWO: Augustine Afful

RESERVE REFEREE: B. D. Douglas-Kporha

M.C: Abeidoo Mensah

MATCH: New Edubiase vs. Samartex 1996 (Wednesday)

Venue: Assin Fosu Jamsco Park

REFEREE: Boniface Anwulo

ASSISTANT ONE: Elijah Amoah

ASSISTANT TWO: Jones A. Boateng

RESERVE REFEREE: Isaac Osei

M.C: Buckman Kwaku

MATCH: Nzema Kotoko vs. Unistar (Wednesday)

Venue: Essipon

REFEREE: Edward Annan

ASSISTANT ONE: Kinsley Asare

ASSISTANT TWO: Abdul Rahman Abugbilla

RESERVE REFEREE: Ernest Baafi

M.C: Emmanuel Alhassan

MATCH: Proud United vs. Skyy FC (Wednesday)

Venue: Essipon Stadium

REFEREE: Ayisu Matthew

ASSISTANT ONE: Shariff Kwaku Duah

ASSISTANT TWO: Kwame Frimpong

RESERVE REFEREE: Isaac Simmon Bassaw

M.C: Emmanuel Twumasi

MATCH: All Blacks vs. Pacific Heroes (Wednesday)

Venue: Swedru stadium

REFEREE: Ferdinard Nyanyi

ASSISTANT ONE: Kenneth Armah

ASSISTANT TWO:

RESERVE REFEREE: Azantilow Albert

M.C: Augustine Adjei

MATCH: Venomous Vipers vs. BYFA (Wednesday)

Venue: Robert Mensah stadium

REFEREE: George Amoah

ASSISTANT ONE: Emmanuel Awutey

ASSISTANT TWO: Barnabas Amenyo

RESERVE REFEREE: Jacob Aduntera

M.C: A. K. M Oliver

MATCH: Wassaman vs. Asokwa Deportivo (Wednesday)

Venue: Ejisu Community Park

REFEREE: Prosper Acquah

ASSISTANT ONE: James Ainooson

ASSISTANT TWO: Emmanuel Essuman Arthur

RESERVE REFEREE: Daniel Oteng Appiah

M.C: Pius Kwarteng

MATCH: Accra Lions vs. Tema Youth (Thursday)

Venue: Tema Sports stadium

REFEREE: Emmanuel Baah

ASSISTANT ONE: Joshua Anane

ASSISTANT TWO: Joseph Laryea

RESERVE REFEREE: Solomon Mordy

M.C: B. Danquah Wilson

MATCH: Agbozume Weavers vs. Phar Rangers (Wednesday)

Venue: Somey School Park

REFEREE: Nii Cofie Gideon

ASSISTANT ONE: Awadzi Bless

ASSISTANT TWO: Divine Gbolomor

RESERVE REFEREE: Kongai M. Serge Hubert

M.C: Henry Nettey

MATCH: Amidaus Profs. Vs. Accra City Stars (Wednesday)

Venue: Tema Sports Stadium

REFEREE: Ebenezer Tetteh

ASSISTANT ONE: Tanko Ayuba Gibrine

ASSISTANT TWO: John Ansah

RESERVE REFEREE: Emmanuel Don Quansah

M.C: J Y. Danquah

MATCH: Kotoku Royals vs. Heart of Lions (Wednesday)

Venue: Akim Oda Sports stadium

REFEREE: A. D. Mohammed

ASSISTANT ONE: Francis Dogbe

ASSISTANT TWO: Paul Deyegbe

RESERVE REFEREE: Alfred Tabi

M.C: V. A. Davies

MATCH: Krystal Palace vs. Okyeman Planners (Wednesday)

Venue: Akotex Park

REFEREE: Joseph Osafo

ASSISTANT ONE: Prosper Agbezuke

ASSISTANT TWO: Bright Agbenorxevi

RESERVE REFEREE: S. K. Mawuli Klu

M.C: Amegashie Jacob

MATCH: Uncle T vs. Nania FC (Wednesday)

Venue: GSCE Park

REFEREE: Isaac Adjanor

ASSISTANT ONE: Michael Boateng

ASSISTANT TWO: Patrick Goha

RESERVE REFEREE: Peter Ansah Teye

M.C: A.S.K Annor

MATCH: Vision F C vs. Mighty Jets (Wednesday)

Venue: Nii Amoah Okromansa Park

REFEREE: Godwin Kpodo

ASSISTANT ONE: Seth Armah Ashai

ASSISTANT TWO: P. P. Osei

RESERVE REFEREE: Franklyn Akumatey

M.C: Emmanuel Anim Nyarko

MATCH: Young Wise vs. Danbort FC (Thursday)

Venue: MATS Park

REFEREE: Bright Apeamenyo

ASSISTANT ONE: Yevoo Yao

ASSISTANT TWO: Klu Bless

RESERVE REFEREE: Jibraeel Suleman

M.C: G. E. Antwi

source: https://footballghana.com/

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footballghana · 5 years ago

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GFA appoint Match Officials for DOL Match Week 10

The Referees Committee of the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has appointed the Match Officials that will handle Match Week 10 fixtures of the ongoing Division One League (DOL).

The lower division competition will continue in midweek with a total of 24 matches expected to be played across the three zones.

Below are the upcoming fixtures in the DOL and the assigned match officials:

ZONE 1

MATCH:ARSENAL Vs YENDI GBEWAA Park: Golden City Referee: Daniel K. Nsiah Assist 1: Kingsley Asare Assist 2: Abdul Rahman Abugbilla 4th Ref: Mohammed Zakaria M/C: Sah Joachin

MATCH: BOFOAKWA TANO Vs BRONG AHAFO UNITED Park: Coronation Park Referee: Samuel Yeboah Assist 1: Emmanuel Agyei Assist 2: Kenneth Tweneboah- Kodua 4th Ref: Adanney David M/C: Mike Amedior

MATCH: NKORANZA WARRIORS Vs CROCODILES STARS Park: Nkoranza Park Referee: Iddrisu Mustapha Assist 1: Seidu Abdulai Assist 2: Eric Ndebugri 4th Ref: Joseph Kwaku Addae M/C: Abubakar Kassim

MATCH: REAL TAMALE UNITED Vs NSOATREMAN Park: Tamale Sports Stadium Referee: Adam F. Xavier Assist 1: Issah M. Baguricher Assist 2: Lamme Michael 4th Ref: Alfaa BA- Adey M/C: Mark Kodua

MATCH: TAMALE CITY Vs YOUNG APOSTLES Park: Tamale Sports Stadium Referee: Ayaaba Ibrahim Assist 1: Abdulai Abdul- Salam Assist 2: George Owusu Amponsah 4th Ref: Joseph Kwaku Addae M/C: Dawudi A. Razak

MATCH: TECHIMAN CITY Vs KINTAMPO Park: Nana Ameyaw Referee: Iddrisu Umar Assist 1: Yusuf Abdul- Ghaffar Assist 2: Mohammed Mohammed 4th Ref : Hassim Yakubu M/C: Abubakar A. Ganiyu

MATCH: UNITY Vs WOMANAFO MIGHTY ROYALS Park: Unity Park Referee: Ernest Baafi Assist 1: Mikaal -IL Fauzan Assist 2: Mohammed Alhassan 4th Ref: Umar Abubakari Sadif M/C: Richard G. Yeboah

MATCH: WA SUNTAA Vs STEADFAST Park: Wa Sports Stadium Referee: Maurice Anakani Assist 1: Aduko Robert Sunday Assist 2: Paul Aduko 4th Ref: Awurisa Andrews M/C: James Monnah

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MATCH: ACHIKEN Vs BYF ACADEMY Park: Gyamfi Park Referee: Isaac Osei Assist 1: Prince Owusu Ansah Assist 2: Jones A. Boateng 4th Ref: Emmanuel Quansah M/C: Frank Agyei

MATCH: BIBIANI GOLD STAR Vs SAMARTEX Park: Dun Park Referee: Jibreal Suleman Assist 1: Emmanuel Arkaife Assist 2: Agbeshie Adams 4th Ref: Kwadwo Appiah-Nyarko M/C: Andrew Dervry

MATCH: NEW EDUBIASE Vs SWEDRU ALL BLACKS Park: Assin Fosu Jamsco Referee: Isaac Adjanor Assist 1: Awadsi Bless Assist 2: P.P Osei 4th Ref: Imoro Osman M/C: E.M Alhassan

MATCH: NZEMA KOTOKO Vs STAR MADRID Park : Essiam Referee: Franklin Akumatey Assist 1: Seth Armah Assist 2: Devine Gbolomor 4th Ref: Ebenezer Tetteh M/C: Emmanuel Twumasi

MATCH: PROUD UNITED Vs ASOKWA DEPORTIVO Park: Essipon Referee: Peter Ansah Teye Assist 1: James Osafo Assist 2: Isaac Nyarko 4th Ref: Nii Coffie Gideon M/C: Kwaku Buckman

MATCH: UNISTARS Vs SKYY Park: Referee: Godwin Kpodo Assist 1: Paul Deyegbe Assist 2: Patrick Goha 4th Ref: Emmanuel Baah M/C: Sowah Ghartey

MATCH: VENOMOUS VIPERS Vs PACIFIC HEREOS Park: C C Robert Mensah Referee: Solomon Mordey Assist 1: Yevoo Yao Assist 2: Wisdom Tefe 4th Ref: Albert Azantlow M/C: Thomas Aggrey

MATCH: WASSAMAN Vs HASAACAS Park: Referee: Sakibu Salifu Assist 1: Sulemana Mohammed Assist 2: Michael Boateng 4th Ref: Daniel B. Atuobi M/C: Amoako Williams

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MATCH: ACCRA LIONS Vs NANIA Park:Accra Sports Stadium Referee: Caleb Abotsi Assist 1: Prosper Agbezuke Assist 2: Amenyo Barnabas 4th Ref: Daniel Oppong Amoah M/C: Kwabena A. Sarpong

MATCH: AMIDAUS Vs OKYEMAN PLANNERS Park: Tema Stadium Referee: Selorm Yaw Bless Assist 1: Theophilus Akugre Assist 2: Akigboka A. George 4th Ref: Bright Apeamenyo M/C: Andrews Tamakloe

MATCH: KOTOKU ROYALS Vs MIGHTY JETS Park: Akim Oda Sports Stadium Referee: Joseph Osafo Assist 1: Bless Klu Assist 2: Emmanuel Awutey 4th Ref: Makafui Reuben Kleku M/C: J. O. Obuobisa

MATCH: KPANDO HEARTS OF LIONS Vs TEMA YOUTH Park: Kpando Stadium Referee: Prosper Acquah Assist 1: Tanko Ayuba Gabrine Assist 2: John Ansah 4th Ref: Emmanuel Eku Boateng M/C: Eugene Akunor

MATCH: KRYSTAL PALACE Vs AGBOZUME WEAVERS Park: Akotex Park Referee: Robert Mussey Assist 1: Francis Dogbe Assist 2: Stephen Alhassan 4th Ref: Gilbert Amoah Ayariga M/C: Emmanuel A. Nyarko

MATCH: UNCLE T Vs ACCRA CITY STARS Park: Ghanaman Soccer Centre Referee: Richard Antwi Assist 1: Isaac Duodu Assist 2: Augustine Afful 4th Ref: B.D. Douglas - Kporha M/C: E. M. A. Laryea

MATCH: VISION Vs DANBORT Park: Nii Amoah Akromasa Referee: S. K. Mawuli Klu Assist 1: Joshua Anane Assist 2: Joseph Laryea 4th Ref: Baba Gbati M/C: S. S Abbey

MATCH: YOUNG WISE Vs PHAR RANGERS Park: Mats Park Referee: Joseph Kwofie Assist 1: Kenneth Armoo Assist 2: James Ainooson 4th Ref: Fernand Nda M/C: William Gidiglo

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footballghana · 5 years ago

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GFA announce match officials for DOL match day 10 games

Ghana Football Association has confirmed match Officials for match day 10 of the on-going 2019/20 Division One League.

Here are the match officials for the mid-week matches: ZONE 1