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Pops Mensah-Bonsu talks England v. Ghana

March 23, 2011

Those of you who are fans of that other roundball sport they play in Britain and other parts of Europe, i.e. football a.k.a. soccer, will definitely want to check out the video clip below.

On the occasion of next Tuesday’s historic first-ever meeting between England and Ghana’s national teams, Pops Mensah-Bonsu, he of the “Olympic-bound British basketball team,” was moved to comment via YouTube. Akwaaba TV, billed as “a new TV show hosted by a variety of well known Ghanaian Presenters around the world for Men & Women,” posted the clip.

Mensah-Bonsu is of Ghanian descent but was born and raised in London – in Tottenham Spurs territory, in fact – and thus will be cheering for…

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