Ugh, what a mess 
! The government's decision to suspend the entire team is pretty extreme, don't you think? I mean, I get that the team had a bad tournament, but disbanding them entirely? That's just not fair to the players' careers and livelihoods. And what about Aubameyang? He was basically stripped of his role in the team and didn't even get to play in the final match... that's harsh 
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And let's be real, it's not like Gabon is some kind of football powerhouse anyway
. They've always had a tough time competing with other African nations. Maybe instead of panicking and suspending the entire team, they should just take a step back, regroup, and try to figure out what went wrong?
! The government's decision to suspend the entire team is pretty extreme, don't you think? I mean, I get that the team had a bad tournament, but disbanding them entirely? That's just not fair to the players' careers and livelihoods. And what about Aubameyang? He was basically stripped of his role in the team and didn't even get to play in the final match... that's harsh .And let's be real, it's not like Gabon is some kind of football powerhouse anyway
. They've always had a tough time competing with other African nations. Maybe instead of panicking and suspending the entire team, they should just take a step back, regroup, and try to figure out what went wrong?
... aubameyang's comments are really insightful tho 
... like, sometimes we can't change our own performance, but we can try to fix the system & support each other more 
... hope gabon can take this tough lesson & come back stronger 
... like, I get it, getting knocked out early is never fun, but suspending the whole team? That's just a bit excessive 
. And what's up with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang being excluded from the final game? You'd think he could've at least provided some spark for his teammates 
. Anyway, I do feel for Gabon... they clearly need to go back to the drawing board and figure out how to build a more solid team 
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