Castro Dead? Ghana Singer AKA Theophilus Tagoe Reportedly Died In A Boat

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Castro Dead? Ghana Singer AKA Theophilus Tagoe Reportedly Died In A Boat

Castro, the Ghana musician, is feared dead after he was involved in a boat accident with soccer star Asamoah Gyan, according to reports.

GhanaSoccer.net reported that Gyan usually takes a yacht out with friends and family members, which included Castro. However, the yacht wasn’t available and instead, they took out jet skis.

Ghanaian musician Reggie Rockstone said calls to Castro weren’t answered.
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“My fones blowing up bout Castro and I pray this is not true pple! Called him but no pick!,” Rockstone tweeted.

Castro is said to have taken one of the boats out on the Volta Lake along with a female friend. However, a few hours later, the boat was found without Castro or the woman, prompting fears that the two died.

Peace FM Online, however, reported that reports of his death are “unconfirmed.” It said, “Though details of his unfortunate demise are still sketchy, Peacefmonline.com is reliably informed that he (Castro) together with a couple of friends and his close buddy who is captain of the Senior National Football team, Asamoah Gyan went to Ada on a weekend rendezvous.”

Castro was born Theophilus Tagoe in Takoradi in the Western Region of Ghana. The singer was born in 1982.

Thierry Nyann, a broadcaster, wrote on Twitter: “My thoughts with Castro’s family and close friends who have lost their dear brother…. Definitely the worst Sunday of the year! RIP #Castro.”

AP world cup update: Germany concerned about roughness of Brazil

PORTO SEGURO, Brazil (AP) — Germany midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger thinks Brazil has crossed the line with some of its hard tackling ahead of the World Cup semifinals and is urging referees to keep a closer eye on the host team.

“I am all for a healthy hardness but some of Brazil’s fouls were over the limit,” Schweinsteiger said. “Brazilians are not only football magicians, hard tackling is part of their game — we have to be careful and so does the referee.”

Brazil committed 31 fouls in its quarterfinal win over Colombia, which had 23. But it was one particular Colombian foul, by Juan Zuniga, which overshadowed the others because it took out Neymar with a fractured vertebra and knocked the Brazilian attacking talisman out of the tournament.

“Brazil is an outstanding team that plays at the limit of the allowed and will go over the limit if necessary,” Germany assistant coach Hansi Flick told reporters on Sunday. He said the absence of the injured star could help galvanize the Brazil squad for Tuesday’s match in Belo Horizonte.

“It’s definitely a loss for Brazil, Neymar has lived up to expectations, but his absence can unite the team more and we expect a very strong opponent,” Flick said.

Schweinsteiger agreed, saying “We are all very sad that Neymar is not playing,” but adding that Brazil’s team will bind even more closely “and will try to win the title for Neymar.”

The Bayern Munich midfielder thinks Brazil’s coaching staff of chief Luiz Felipe Scolari and his assistant Carlos Alberto Parreira is its biggest strength.

“They are two coaches with a lot of experience who have both won the World Cup,” he said. “They are clever coaches and you need intelligent coaches to win the title.