He told johntherock5.com exclusively that the death has saddened him and the entire Black Stars team most of who are finding it tough to come to terms with the situation. “This is so unexpected and has really saddened myself and my colleagues “I on behalf of my colleagues wish to extend our condolences to his family. Indeed, we have lost a great football personality. It is our prayer that the good lord will keep him safely. “He acted as a father to the entire team. He is very objective and contributed in diverse ways to the development of the game. May the good Lord comfort and grant his family what it takes to go through this difficult moment,” he added. He gave the assurance that himself and his colleagues will do all they could to honour him by paying him their last respect by making themselves available for his burial depending on the date. Anagblah, who was also the chief executive of relegated Tudu Mighty Jets and a member of the FA Executive and Emergency member passed on this morning after going into coma briefly. He fell ill after the Gabon/Equatorial Guinea Nations Cup. He was rushed to South Africa for medical treatment but returned home partially well. ‘Jor’ as he was affectionately called guided the national U-20 soccer side to win a historic gold when Egypt hosted the World Cup in 2009. He run several test but the medical report did not show any trace of ailment. He was finally rushed to the Trust Hospital where he gave up the ghost. He is survived by a four children, and a wife. He was 55.

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