Comments on: Chikhaoui Goal Lifts Carthage Eagles Over Zambia in Rematch

By: Kais

Kais — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:55:05 +0000

The eagles of Carthage are showing there true skill, better tactics are being played in this game and are all over South Africa, the South Africans are playing so physical but they are not footballers we are footballers since 1918, we are waiting for Angola, no problem, well done lads

By: Kais

Kais — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 20:42:06 +0000

For the eurosport presenter can you please stop critise Tunisia when Tunisia are the better team come on the boys

By: Rami

Rami — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 21:38:07 +0000

Skander, I agree with you on the supporter issue. It’s always been like this. Unless we’re playing a BIG team from Europe (doesn’t happen too often) or a Maghreb derby (Morocco or Egypt- even though Egypt isn’t technically maghreb) then no one goes. It doesn’t help that Roger Lemerre has disgusted so many Tunisians with his questionable decision making. A lot don’t want to go to the stadium because they can’t bear to see so many promising players out of position. I think that once Roger leaves we might see more fans at our friendlies. Although history does not support that idea. Tunisians would rather stay at home or at a cafe watching the match if it’s against an African team like Botswana, Malawi, etc.

I’ll be interested to see how many people show up for the Iran game considering they’re an Asian powerhouse. Plus it will be our last game before the CAN so hopefully our supporters give our team a good send off. Having a player like Chikhaoui will hopefully start to win the fans back though. He’s the kind of guy that you want to go see produce magic in person. If we go far in the CAN it will go a long way to winning some fans back too.

Theres a chance all this negativity will actually work in our favor as some teams respond well to adversity and get a “us against the world” feeling that helps them bond and forges good on and off field relationships. I hope thats what happens.

By: Skander

Skander — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 20:42:20 +0000

We can’t at least won like that against Senegal and Angola, we need to have a good organisation and every player have to take care of their position and play well!, AND WHAT STUPID SUPPORTERS WE’VE GOT. THey don’t even like football or “soccer” like you americans say, when the team needs them they don’t come and support them. If rades was full like 58,000 against Zambia the players would have the right motivation adn win like 4-0 guaranteed!. In England, France or Spain the supporters go too the stadium to see their team play NOT LIKE IN TUNISIA, our supporters go too see the other team. IF it was Tunisia vs. France rades would have been full, 60.000!. They are like swearing at the players behind the Television. A ticket too Rades costs like 5 dinars and no one goes, the think like this “What the fuck?! 5 dinars! I can buy a sandwich with tuna and harissa! Hell no!”………….

By: Bman

Bman — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 20:15:29 +0000

Too bad my Predication of a good old fashioned 3-0 beating was wrong. At least We won.

By: Skander

Skander — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 13:17:33 +0000

And marwen I can’t understand that you are saying :”So the conclusion is that Tunisia did good today”. I don’t agree with you at all from my side.

By: Skander

Skander — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 13:14:04 +0000

We must realise the fact that our team is too defensive and we haven’t got quick players enough, many of them are hopeless! It was like 100 YARDS from the midfield too Chermiti and SANTOS. Santos and Chermiti didn’t get the support they needed from the midfield!!!! If my english skills were better I could have explained it better………

By: Skander

Skander — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 13:08:58 +0000

I don’t think We’ll make it to the second round unless our players do well and wins over Iran promising and it was like we played with 10 men yesterday, SANTOS did nothing but i’m sorry for him too, he needs confident and OUR TEAM IS TO DEFENSIVE. We need at least two attacking midfielders on the middle of the pith that we don’t have, and two hungry wingers. Yesterday I couldn’t see which of our players that were left/right wingers. Nafti is a good playmaker and he is defensive with Mnari and Chaker Zouaghi, WE HAVE ONLY GOT DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDERS but we need players that can attack with more strenght forward in the midfield, ATTACKING MIDFIELDERS, like we had Ben Achour before with a support from Bouazizi (hungry)for example!!!. We lost Belaid, but Ben Saada didn’t perform good yesterday either!. I think we needed the two matches against Equatorial Guinea and Iran. The team is new and the players can’t play together, they don’t now each other so well. AND LEMERRE! Meriaah played in the midfield!! OMG!

By: Skander

Skander — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 10:36:13 +0000

Do you guys think Lemerre are going to play with the absolutely best time he’s got against Iran (best eleven), I mean the team he’s going to play with in the can?. He hasn’t got more time trying ifferent things!.

By: thamer

thamer — Wed, 09 Jan 2008 06:23:29 +0000

in case anyone is interested.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Und5wn3GluM

he scored another one in the same game.