He died almost a week before an epic match between Olympics and Kotoko in the semis of CAF Clubs championship. Despite being an Olympics fan I shed tears when his death was announced at 14h00 on radio. During the days leading to the game, Sir Cecil Jones appeared on the front page of one the leading Sports newspapers with the caption "Kotoko will see" and believe you me he dribbled from the middle of the park and scored the first goal. What a match! ...Respect, Black Rasta.
This is nostalgic memories of yesteryear. Thank you black Rasta. You are only one who will do this because you are a Tadi guy. Nice one, keep it up! We Tadi guys are all proud of you. You have really made my day !!
What Rev. Osei Kofi is saying about Robert Mensah is very true. I came in contact with the late Robert Mensah when the late Ohene Gyan dissolved the Black Stars and formed the Southern Sector and Northern Sector of the Black Stars. It was there l got in contact with him at the Northern Sector and we were camped at KNUST and believe me this man would never train as a Goalkeeper he would play with us as players until the Coach Ben Koufie would to be in our respective positions then he would go to the post as Goalkeeper. Rev. Osei Kofi and Ibrahim Sunday were very close friend indeed.
Woooow very interesting but sad 😢 history . God bless you Godfather Blakk Rasta for the this great great great Documentary I wish all Ghanaians historians , Journalist and media Personell are like you I hope we get such historical documentaries like this king 👑 Continue with the good work for Africans
This is a great job Blakk Rasta. Thanks for a wonderful well researched documentary. My children can one day learn about this man and know he was not one of our many Ananse Stories. Thank you.
Blakk Rasta, may Jah bless oyu so well, that, every part of this documentary is soo detailed and vivid to the core, I know this didnt come easy but watching it is so easy and emotional, tears keep coming
I used to play and sing with my sisters...Robert papapa...Robert papapa... Robert Asante keeper number one. Aka nansa okc aburokyire. Kwasia bi te hc 3y3 ne ya! Wakc fa pintoa ode a wc ne finn. Ade3 kye y3 ne yere wawo ne ba no din de s3n...Kofi Anto...Kofi Anto wanto ne maame,Kofi Anto wanto ne Papa. Amina Amina gyen gyen...Tu shake shake maa maa. Amanfoc Amerika y3nfa mpaboa nkc hc...s3 wo de mpaboa kc hc a,wob3kc akc to Kyeiwaa. Kyeiwaa bayifoc,wawo ne ba Kyeiwaa...ne sui aa ne s3 huri bcbcbcbc huri bc swerrr🤐😭
Robert mensah goal keeper number .its great to watch this and finally see kofi Anto.we use to sing that song growing up .he was murdered in tema community 7 whiles trying to seperate a fight. Legend have it that he saved a goal when ghana played india in the legendary 1-100.That famous save he made ,the ball turn into coal pot. his coffin was placed in the goal post during a match before his burrial.the coffin still made crucial saves that day .the lengend still lives on even till this day. What a great soccer icon that needs to be immortalized.
Thanks a lot's, but let me ask one question, where is the Minister of sports, shame to Ghana 🇬🇭 they have forgotten all thier heroes, they couldn't remember them on what they knew is corruption
Blakk Rasta, thank you so much for this priceless and well researched Documentary. May the living learn from this precious documentary and have a positive impact on the society.
Then I heard the Robert Mensah had arrived at Koforidua with Sunday Ibrahim one Sunday in his new price vw beetle We chased them all round just to catch a glimpse! My confidence has never fallen
I don't like your politics, but I like your documentary. Keep bringing us quality documentaries. I like how you interviewed everyone connected to the case. Keep up the good job.
I remember that game about Kala taking the penalty and miss I was ten years old at Kumasi stadium I miss Robert even since I moved to USA for over fifty years He was a great man
I didn't come to meet him but I am told he was a goalkeeper extraordinaire very magical wore cup when in the posts and could dive like a cat and can throw the ball back to you as the striker.but can't score him..he was Africa No 2.he was the national goalkeeper and also played for kotoko and abusua dwarfs may his soul rest in perfect peace
Blakk Rasta must be awarded for this documentary...he did not live any stone unturned. Best documentary in our time. The football journalist couldn't do anything like that. Kudos ma guy
Over to you JOE LARTEY, Ghana legendary sports commentator, RIP SIR Robert Mensah, those era I believe there was another Samuel lamptey chubby athletic of Accra hearts of oak
I saw Robert Mensah when a kid a game played between Liberia and Ghana and Robert Mensah was in the poles for Ghana. Ghana won one goal to zero. I still remembered he had on a cap. Dolobaipuism
Wooow I just chanced on this documentary, my grandad told me a lot about his friend Robert, they were both Robert Mensah. Rest in peace to these friends
Very good research into our own history. This is what as Africans we should be doing. But I can see slight changes in the story of his death given by especially those in Law (lawyers)
Oh Ghana our Mother land it’s so sad to fight and die for this country. It’s never worth it because the country doesn’t honor her heroes at all so sad. Robert Mensah rest in peace.
This is really sad. So GFA was not aware the cemetry was going to be turned into real estste lands and therefore could not had helped the family to move her body to another cemetry. This history is a disgrace and a shameful one to Ghana. Now there is no place where we can trace his final resting place. I can't believe this is the story of Robert Mensah.
for someone as the best goslkeeper in africa we have nowhere to go anf see and mourn this great man as in america we should have a hall of fame to hounor these great men and women as they say lest we forget them not!!
Beautiful well-made documentary. But the ending is so sad and is reflection of us as a people. So backward and disgusting! No grave for Africa's Number 1 goalkeeper? His posthumous son and his siblings were neglected and left in abject poverty despite the many promises?
He was nicknamed "Africa Yashin" . And voted Africans Best goal keeper in 1971 after winning Africa Cup with Asante Kotoko. But unfortunately he didn't live to receive his honours from CAF .The award was presented to his son after his death .
The best documentary so far in Ghana.. Well researched !
Without a doubt, this is by far one of the best scientific interviews of our time. Well done, blak rasta!!🙌
This is VERY GOOD piece. More of these historical works please. Kudos!!!
Big ups Blakk. Great piece!
He died almost a week before an epic match between Olympics and Kotoko in the semis of CAF Clubs championship. Despite being an Olympics fan I shed tears when his death was announced at 14h00 on radio. During the days leading to the game, Sir Cecil Jones appeared on the front page of one the leading Sports newspapers with the caption "Kotoko will see" and believe you me he dribbled from the middle of the park and scored the first goal. What a match! ...Respect, Black Rasta.
Quite true , i do remember too. Atiiquaye Fio was a very good player (elegant) but the dade boys lost that much though.
This is nostalgic memories of yesteryear. Thank you black Rasta. You are only one who will do this because you are a Tadi guy. Nice one, keep it up! We Tadi guys are all proud of you. You have really made my day !!
Number one documentary ever to hit Ghana 🇬🇭
Go and watch sportsobama’s own too both are great thou
Oo what a story! Interesting but very SAD....
A subtitle to the story of Africa's greatest goalie ever to do it at last. Robert Mensah forever. Kudos Blakk Rasta
The best but most saddening documentary.
Thanks, Black Rasta.
What Rev. Osei Kofi is saying about Robert Mensah is very true.
I came in contact with the late Robert Mensah when the late Ohene Gyan dissolved the Black Stars and formed the Southern Sector and Northern Sector of the Black Stars.
It was there l got in contact with him at the Northern Sector and we were camped at KNUST and believe me this man would never train as a Goalkeeper he would play with us as players until the Coach Ben Koufie would to be in our respective positions then he would go to the post as Goalkeeper.
Rev. Osei Kofi and Ibrahim Sunday were very close friend indeed.
We sang this emotional song of him without knowing much. Kudos for a good work done Black Rasta
I love this documentary, it has been my favorite of all documentaries.
Especially the part of Kofi Anto. God be with Kofi Anto.
Keep up your good work always Blakk Rasta Jah love protect you always ❤ 💖 💛 💙 ♥ 💕
Oh wow!! That was a powerful one, Black Raster. Thanks for such a great documentary, ending it in such a spectacular manner. God bless you, man.
Woooow very interesting but sad 😢 history . God bless you Godfather Blakk Rasta for the this great great great Documentary I wish all Ghanaians historians , Journalist and media Personell are like you
I hope we get such historical documentaries like this king 👑
Continue with the good work for Africans
This is a great job Blakk Rasta. Thanks for a wonderful well researched documentary. My children can one day learn about this man and know he was not one of our many Ananse Stories. Thank you.
Thanks for this docu, I never got bored listening all through. It left me with a lot to think about
Blakk Rasta never disappoint 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Blakk Rasta, may Jah bless oyu so well, that, every part of this documentary is soo detailed and vivid to the core, I know this didnt come easy but watching it is so easy and emotional, tears keep coming
Facts provided accurately, thank you , Blakk
Good work Mr Blakk for digging up such a history 💯
I used to play and sing with my sisters...Robert papapa...Robert papapa... Robert Asante keeper number one. Aka nansa okc aburokyire. Kwasia bi te hc 3y3 ne ya! Wakc fa pintoa ode a wc ne finn. Ade3 kye y3 ne yere wawo ne ba no din de s3n...Kofi Anto...Kofi Anto wanto ne maame,Kofi Anto wanto ne Papa. Amina Amina gyen gyen...Tu shake shake maa maa. Amanfoc Amerika y3nfa mpaboa nkc hc...s3 wo de mpaboa kc hc a,wob3kc akc to Kyeiwaa. Kyeiwaa bayifoc,wawo ne ba Kyeiwaa...ne sui aa ne s3 huri bcbcbcbc huri bc swerrr🤐😭
EXCELLENT DOCUMENTARY BLAKK.....
YOU HAVE SHOWED AND PROVEN YOU DONT JUST TALK.
WELL RESEARCHED ...GREAT WORK.
RIPP ROBERT MENSAH
It is interesting It worth knowing about stories of Robert Mensah . Thanks you Blake Rester.
Wow.... very objective one from our Blakk Rasta. Kudos
Robert mensah goal keeper number .its great to watch this and finally see kofi Anto.we use to sing that song growing up .he was murdered in tema community 7 whiles trying to seperate a fight. Legend have it that he saved a goal when ghana played india in the legendary 1-100.That famous save he made ,the ball turn into coal pot. his coffin was placed in the goal post during a match before his burrial.the coffin still made crucial saves that day .the lengend still lives on even till this day. What a great soccer icon that needs to be immortalized.
Thanks a lot's, but let me ask one question, where is the Minister of sports, shame to Ghana 🇬🇭 they have forgotten all thier heroes, they couldn't remember them on what they knew is corruption
Well said
Very sad
Blakk Rasta, thank you so much for this priceless and well researched Documentary. May the living learn from this precious documentary and have a positive impact on the society.
Well-done, Blake Rasta!! Bring us more.......unique stories of forgotten heroes✊️
Very exciting documentary.... Loved it
Then I heard the Robert Mensah had arrived at Koforidua with Sunday Ibrahim one Sunday in his new price vw beetle We chased them all round just to catch a glimpse! My confidence has never fallen
Great one
I don't like your politics, but I like your documentary. Keep bringing us quality documentaries. I like how you interviewed everyone connected to the case. Keep up the good job.
So tell him to move away from corrupt politics.
God bless you blakk Rasta for the good job done ✅✅👍
Robert Mensah has not even a Sculpture but GHANA will always remember you
They had 1 for him at yawda guamu (Thursday market) in cape coast , not sure if it's still there tho
Well researched documentary.... legalism of the ganja herb... inspiration for musicians...ants insects and sportsmen...jah live.
I remember that game about Kala taking the penalty and miss I was ten years old at Kumasi stadium I miss Robert even since I moved to USA for over fifty years He was a great man
Good work Rasta job well done a true documentary
I can’t believe I just watched this long documentary without blinking my eyes
Thanks very much Rasta
Inspirational, motivational and educational ❤❤❤❤
No 1 keeper 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I enjoyed this master piece documentary... so detailing... No Stone left unturned.
I didn't come to meet him but I am told he was a goalkeeper extraordinaire very magical wore cup when in the posts and could dive like a cat and can throw the ball back to you as the striker.but can't score him..he was Africa No 2.he was the national goalkeeper and also played for kotoko and abusua dwarfs may his soul rest in perfect peace
Large up! Blakk, great work.
Before 2000 every kid in Ghana has this name through the background song.... 😢An interesting story of course sad 😔 one
Awwwwww jah bless blakk Rasta ..... reallly love dis documentary.... kudos and moreeeee afireeeee..
....diz very interezting #RobertMensah .....
Great piece
❤ GOOD 👍 DOCUMENTARY ❤
Blakk Rasta must be awarded for this documentary...he did not live any stone unturned. Best documentary in our time. The football journalist couldn't do anything like that. Kudos ma guy
Black, Rasta God bless you for bringing such a piece of valuable information
Over to you JOE LARTEY, Ghana legendary sports commentator, RIP SIR Robert Mensah, those era I believe there was another Samuel lamptey chubby athletic of Accra hearts of oak
Can't wait
Situations like this makes one to wonder if Ghana is a country worth dying for. It's a big shame that we couldn't protect such a person's legacy
I saw Robert Mensah when a kid a game played between Liberia and Ghana and Robert Mensah was in the poles for Ghana.
Ghana won one goal to zero. I still remembered he had on a cap.
Dolobaipuism
Nice documentary ❤
Wonderful documentary Blakk Rasta!! If you want to die for Ghana, think twice!!!
Well crafted documentary, perfect introduction
....aahhh till when zhall our heroz be honoured?.@RobertMenzah ....
....juzt membered diz vyb "operation Tokyo" #RobertMenzah waz in dat zquared....
Wooow I just chanced on this documentary, my grandad told me a lot about his friend Robert, they were both Robert Mensah. Rest in peace to these friends
Thank you Blakk Rasta thank you 🙌🤝
Great Job, Blakk Rasta....🙏🙏
Well documented
Very good research into our own history. This is what as Africans we should be doing. But I can see slight changes in the story of his death given by especially those in Law (lawyers)
....real #AfricanHistoryClass ....
Shame on Ghanaian leaders. They didn't even think of preserving his tombe.
Oh Ghana our Mother land it’s so sad to fight and die for this country. It’s never worth it because the country doesn’t honor her heroes at all so sad. Robert Mensah rest in peace.
What a documentary 🤔
....#1 goal keeper right here in Africa #RobertMenzah ....
This is really sad. So GFA was not aware the cemetry was going to be turned into real estste lands and therefore could not had helped the family to move her body to another cemetry.
This history is a disgrace and a shameful one to Ghana. Now there is no place where we can trace his final resting place. I can't believe this is the story of Robert Mensah.
Best documentary ever
Where are some of the matches he played in video?
when we were kids there was this popular song for Robert mensah. yes that was the song and the child okkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk! wow!
Da Roooootikal ,you have done well
Very emotional 😢
Can we find out who composed the song about Robert Mensah?
I shed tears anytime I watch this …! Smh…
Thanks 👍 blakk Rasta.....
GREAT INTERVIEW FROM BLACK RASTA ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Awesome, I was then Eleven ,my house was closed to Ksi Stadium.
Wow... The hidden truth. Big up my father Blakk Rasta
In Takoradi Amaful we had statue of Robert Mensah 1970
this documentary is similar to Peter Tosh and Denis Loban story
Very interesting story of a LEGENT
blakk rasta l❤u keeps up
for someone as the best goslkeeper in africa we have nowhere to go anf see and mourn this great man as in america we should have a hall of fame to hounor these great men and women as they say lest we forget them not!!
What a legend 😢rest well sir. Black Raster you do all
The background noise is a nuisance
Good job black rasta
...."everybody agreez dat Robert Menzah iz de greatezt goal keeper Ghana had ever had" .....
Long live Blakk Rasta good documentary
sad one 😵
Beautiful well-made documentary. But the ending is so sad and is reflection of us as a people. So backward and disgusting! No grave for Africa's Number 1 goalkeeper? His posthumous son and his siblings were neglected and left in abject poverty despite the many promises?
He was nicknamed "Africa Yashin" . And voted Africans Best goal keeper in 1971 after winning Africa Cup with Asante Kotoko. But unfortunately he didn't live to receive his honours from CAF .The award was presented to his son after his death .
😊😊😊
there must be a sport museum in his honour!
Robert is best❤
May his Soul Rest in Jah Place and not Rip,but SRJP,the best document of the history of Gold Coast now know as Ghana,,Blakk Rasta you are too much
Well done black rasta
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