gaffer
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1. gaffer - Noun
2. Gaffer - Proper noun
Meaning
An old fellow; an aged rustic.
A foreman or overseer of a gang of laborers.
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if you want to leave early you have to ask the foreman
But the GFA boss beleives the former Asante Kotoko and Dreams FC gaffer has what it takes to make the Black Stars great again and win trophies.
Asked about Mellon, the ex-United and Jam Tarts gaffer added: “He was at Hearts as a kid – I played in the same reserve team as him as a young lad, he was on the ground staff way back in 1983.
But their gaffer Heindrikus Pieter De Jongh has since raised a red flag, saying the lack of team training could affect his maiden dance on the continent with the Zimbabwe champions.
Frank Lampard who is the gaffer of the Blues confirmed that Pulisic sustained hamstring injury before their Premier League game against Burnley which they won 3-0.
“Don’t call me a bottler, gaffer.”