Comments on: Camus in, Benalouane out

By: Rami

Rami — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 17:31:31 +0000

Thanks for the song Rachid. Very moving! And yes, the game was really fun to attend. Incredibly stressful as you can imagine but the stadium erupted in the 92nd and I freaked out along with everyone else. Fun game. Here’s a picture of me in attendance: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=37216210&l=154ff&id=5306143

Fahd, thanks for understanding my friend.

Thamer, awesome find on the rankings!

Tamim, thanks for being a good sport!

Achraf, I see your argument. ESS definitely has a better history of leading their talent to new pastures and bigger contracts!

By: Fahd

Fahd — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 10:36:44 +0000

Ola Rachid,

Thanks for the link allah yisabbirhom!!

For our dutch friend here is a link as well:

http://www.ditpikkenwijniet.nl The song is powerfull!!

By: Rachid

Rachid — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 18:41:42 +0000

A great song in support of our brothers in PALESTINE!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlfhoU66s4Y

By: Tamim

Tamim — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 21:15:07 +0000

congratulations for the ranking:)

By: Fahd

Fahd — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 14:30:33 +0000

http://egypt.worldcupblog.org/uncategorized/potd-in-support-of-the-cause.html

I am glad that the footballers do think it is important to use Football for these kind of Matters.

KANOUTE RAJEL GIER MIN EL3RAB EL KOL ( Long Live real Madrid)

By: Fahd

Fahd — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 10:23:09 +0000

Salaam Rami,

I respect your oppinion as well. Point is acknowledged!

regards,

By: Achraf

Achraf — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 01:31:21 +0000

Rami, I agree with you but I actually think that Baghouli wanted to go to Etoile instead of CA because Club always holds on to their players and never sell them like ourtani and sellami for an example but ESS is always just uses the players for a couple year then sell them to an outside league in Europe. ESS sold Chermiti, Chikhaoui, Traoui, Ghzal, and 2 others who i forgot their names. I am hoping Chikhaoui will be back for the end of march world cup qualifications against kenya (Obamas country).

By: Rachid

Rachid — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 01:01:48 +0000

Hope Tamim of Egypt takes a note of those rankings! Kidding aside, I totally support the idea of leaving this space for football matters and nothing else. Rami, that Etoile-CA game must have been a real thriller for you! I was ecstatic until the 92nd minute. You can always count on some good football and tough competition whenever those two teams play each other! I thought the Etoile coach made some bad substitutions and ended up losing 2 points. ABC summed it best when he said “when you see death, a fever is not so bad.” He always knows what to say and I think that has helped him very well so far. Anyway, it’s not over yet and hopefully that means we’ll have some very competitive games ahead. Baghouli was ready to sign for l’Etoile, but CA decided to spoil the deal, then realized that was too much $$ to spend on him (which is a wise decision, I think), so Esperance emerged as the big spender. Good luck!

By: thamer

thamer — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 00:18:20 +0000

thanks rami. thats too bad about ifa, but hes only 18, he’ll recover quickly im sure, and we always have boussaidi on the right. I agree that Chikhaoui just needs to start playing again, he shouldnt be worrying about transfers becuse with his talent, a transfer is inevitable, but first, he needs to show clubs that he is healthy. also, Ben khalfallah is causing a lot of buzz in france. he created both goals last week inthe cup match against nantes and a lot of articles are being published about how in form he is right now, so hopefulyl we’ll see him transfer to a bteer league sometime soon.

and to top it off, something all of us tunisians already knew

Tunis, January 8, 2009- Tunisia’s football league has been rated as Africa’s strongest by the International Federation of Football History and Statistics (IFFHS) at the end of 2008.

The body also ranks Tunisia 26 th in the world. The ranking is based on the results of 12 months of national, continental and intercontinental competitions, including the national cup.

Egypt is the second strongest national championship and Cameroon comes third followed by Nigeria and South Africa.

By: Rami

Rami — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 23:35:30 +0000

Thamer, congratulations on the signings. Very nice indeed (I’m jealous). Although apparently CA ruled out Baghouli because he said on Hannibal TV that he wanted to play for Etoile and “no one else.” Funny that he ends up at Esperance then… I think he said it because at that point in time he only thought Etoile could match CAB’s price. Plus I think the CA directors used it as en excuse not to spend a lot of money on the kid (for as many fans as CA has, its treasury is dwarfed by that of Etoile and Esperance). Korbi has a future as well… and you already know how much I admire Darragi.

Bad news for the NT as Iffa reinjured his knee today against FAR in the first leg of the North African Champions Cup Final in Rades. Game ended 0-0 and CA will be without him, Ouertani, and maybe even Tchalla. Otorogo can’t come soon enough… Although I’m not sure he can play in the return leg…

Abdullah, I just want to see him start getting games. Doesn’t matter where its at because the national team just need him to have his legs under him by March. If we want to get picky then I agree with you. Although I don’t think England is the ideal place right now. Germany or Spain seem better suited to his game. Unless he ends up at Arsenal or smthn (Arsene is a fan, so is Mourinho – but that was a while ago when he was dominating the Swiss league seemingly at will).