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Great Olympics

Full name	Bomaa Accra Great Olympics
Founded	April 1954
Ground	Ohene Djan Stadium Accra, Ghana (Capacity: 40,000)
Chairman	Amarkai Amarteifio
Manager	George Afriyie
League	Ghana Premier League

Bomaa Accra Great Olympics is a Ghanaian association football club based in Accra. The club plays in the Ghana Premier League.

Contents 1 Current squad 2 Honours 3 Performance in CAF Competitions 4 Notable players 4.1 Famous Players 4.2 Former Players 5 Notable managers

[edit] Current squad

No. Position Player - GK Nuru Suley - GK Muntari Tagoe - DF Eric Adjei - DF Collins Afriyie - DF Bright Allotey - DF Kwesi Bonsu - DF Daniel Larbi Koomson - DF Emmanuel Lartey - DF Seth Ofori - DF Akwei Polo - DF Sadick Sumiala - MF James Akwasi Acheampong - MF Charles Amankwaah - MF George Brako - MF Abdul Rahim Fuseini

No. Position Player - MF Patrick Gyamfi-Adu - MF Ernest Kportsu - MF Mohammed Abdul Latif - MF Benjamin Mensah - MF Raphael Quartey - MF Edmond Kobina Sekyi - MF Kasim Suleman - MF Mohammed Sumaila - FW James Kwame Abban - FW Frederick Aburam - DF Ransford Amartey - FW Kwame Ameje - FW Oscar Amponsah - FW Opoku Antwi - FW Kwabena Dodzi - FW Bilal Mohammed

[edit] Honours

• Ghana Premier League
  • Champions 1970, 1974
• Ghanaian FA Cup
  • Winners 1975, 1983, 1995

[edit] Performance in CAF Competitions

• African Cup of Champions Clubs: 2 appearances

1971: Semi-Final

1975: First Round

• CAF Cup: 1 appearance

1999 - First Round

• CAF Cup Winners' Cup: 4 appearances

1984 - Second Round

1992 - Second Round

1996 - withdrew in First Round

2000 - First Round

[edit] Notable players

[edit] Famous Players

• Daniel Addo
• Issah Ahmed
• George Alhassan
• Aziz Ansah
• Godwin Attram
• Francis Boadi
• Emmanuel Clottey
• Laryea Kingston
• Richard Kingson
• Razak Pimpong
• Daniel Quaye

[edit] Former Players

• Richard Bruce Nanka

• Augustine Adodfo
• Alex Agorbia
• Yaw Edem Michael Aklotsoe
• Malik Akowuah
• Daniel Akrofi
• Bright Allotey
• Emmanuel Gabriel Amarfio
• Michael Annan
• Nat Ansah
• Emmanuel Ansong
• Micheal Asante
• Solomon Kwame Awuku
• Abdul Basit
• Kwesi Bonsu
• Isaac Borketey Bortey
• Ayitey Botchway
• Sheriff Deen Mohammed
• Moses Doglo
• Winfred Dormon
• Joseph Halm
• Acquah Harrison
• Ali Ibrahim
• Salifu Ibrahim
• Ismaila Iddrisu
• Francis Impraim
• Sam Kobeah-Amanfi
• Seth Konadu
• Nicholas Kwesi
• Deen Labaran
• Samuel Laryea
• Francis Mantey
• Benjamin Mensah
• Emmanuel Mensah
• Joseph Mensah
• Kabiru Moro
• Kwesi Nicholas
• Mohammed Num
• Asare Edwin Nyarko
• David Nyarko
• Michael Amamoo Ocansey
• David Ofei
• Samuel Owusu
• Francis Patamia
• Andrew Pomeyie
• Daniel Quao
• Amui Quaye
• Emmanuel Quaye
• Zakaria Siedu
• Edward Sosu
• Samuel Sowadah
• Mohammed Tanko
• Kwabena Yaro
• Frank Yeboah
• Ahmed Zakari

• Haruna Alhassan
• Abdul Basit

• Ricky Anthony Nimo

[edit] Notable managers

• Ashfor Tettey

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