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Togo have been banned from the next two Africa Cup of Nations following their withdrawal from this year's tournament.

The Confederation of African football (Caf) also fined the Hawks $50,000 for quitting the competition in the wake of a gun attack on the team bus in Angola.

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Last Updated on Saturday, 30 January 2010 22:42

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0 #3 XYZ-CHYDON 2010-02-05 13:03

,I WONDER WHEN ALL GOVERNMENT N GOVERNING BODIES IN AFRICA WILL LEARN TO ACT LIKE AFRICANS N NOT SOME COPY-CAT BRAINWASHED FOOLS,NEXT 2 CAF TOURNAMENT?????? WHAT ABOUT THE YOUTHS WHO'S FUTURE DEPEND ON SUCH EVENT TO BREAK INTO THE LIME-LIGHT???????? WHO CARES N WHO REALLY IS CONCERNED ABOUT THE FUTURE OF OUR AFRICAN YOUTHE BOTH HOME N ABROAD???????
THE TIME OF FOOLISH LEARDERSHIP IN AFRICA IS ALMOST DONE N OVER,,,,THIS IS THE LAST MILLENNIUM AND WHO DON'T GET IT NOW WILL SOON FACE ANNIHILATION BECAUSE WE HAVE BEEN GIVEN ENOGH TIME BY THE MERCIFUL FATHER, OUR CREATOR N GOD TO ALIGN OURSELF BACK TO HIS WILL N WAY,,,,WE AFRICANS N THE REST OF THE WORLD HAVE ONLY 997 MINUS ONE MONTH AND 5 DAYS TO GET IT RIGHT,,BLESSED LOVE TO ALL AFRICANS BOTH HOME N ABROAD,,,,,BLES S VOA RADIO!!!!!

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0 #2 XYZ-CHYDON 2010-02-05 13:02

BLOOD_FIRE UPON ALL KIND OF INJUSTICE BOTH HOME N ABROAD,,,,,,,,, THE STORY OF TOGO N CAF IS LIKE THAT OF A CHILD THAT HAS BEEN BEATEN AND THEN FORCED NOT TO CRY,,,,,,,THE TEAM SHOULD NOT BE BANNED FOR DECIDING TO GO MOURN THEIR LOSE @ HOME,,,,,CAF SHOULD LEARN FROM THE INCIDENT AND NOT ACT LIKE "MR PERFECT N KNOW ALL-JUSTIFIED IDIOT god-player"

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0 #1 Kojo 2010-02-04 01:36

Injustice! It's the government and not the national team who should suffer for this. This is a double blow to the players and those who are coming up in the ranks

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