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There could be several problems when implementing the deployment of an Azure function using a Docker image through Github Actions, including:

1. Docker image configuration: The Docker image may not be configured properly and may not include all the necessary dependencies and environment variables required for the Azure function to run.

2. GitHub Actions workflow syntax: The GitHub Actions workflow YAML file may have syntax errors or may not be configured correctly. This can cause issues when building and pushing the Docker image or deploying the Azure function.

3. Authentication and authorization issues: There may be authentication and authorization issues when deploying the Azure function through GitHub Actions. For example, the credentials used may not have the necessary permissions to deploy the function.

4. Network connectivity: GitHub Actions may not be able to connect to the Azure function's endpoint due to network connectivity issues. This can result in the deployment failing.

5. Resource limitations: The Azure function may require more resources than what is provided in the Docker image or on the server where the function is being deployed. This can cause the function to fail or run into performance issues.