Asamoah Gyan furious as JOYFM asks tweeps if they still feel the pain of his missed penalty in the 2010 World cup quarterfinals against URUGUAY

 In a tweet sited by MONAMOBL3NEWS, JOYFM asked tweeps if they are still hurt by his missed penalty, in the said post JOYFM tweeted "Fellow Ghanaians, does Asamoah Gyan's penalty still hurt you?"

This didn't sit too well with the LEGON CITIES forward as twote to show his appointment in JOYFM's tweet, in his tweet he wrote "I have lost respect for you guys. From today, @Joy997FM is out on my list. You should be ashamed of yourself. Learn how to respect. SMH".

     Let me know your thoughts on this.

                       By-Osei Asibey

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