BLACK STARS WANT TO MAKE AMENDS An impressive list of invited Black Stars players made early arrivals to camp ahead of Saturday's combined 2010 joint qualifier against Lesotho in Sekondi.
The foreign legions who were in league action on Saturday reported Sunday night and underlining head coach Rajevac Milovan disciplinary measures.
Stephen Appiah and Inter Milan's Sulley Muntari were the first to touch down from Italy and were followed by John Painstil, Richard Kingson and Eric Addo.
Saudi-based Prince Tagoe, Rennes' John Boye and George owu were also present in time.
This is an indication of the team's renewed determination of annihilating the Basothos this weekend.
Notable absentees who missed the first training session on Monday are likely to pitch camp today for two exercises.
The Black Stars need a handsome victory to go top of the world cup qualifying group five.
Head coach Milovan will then play Libery Professionals on Wednesday at the Ohene Djan Stadium before leaving for Sekondi.
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