Comments on: The Sahel Meets the Far East http://tunisia.worldcupblog.org/group-h/the-sahel-meets-the-far-east.html World Cup 2010 - South Africa Tue, 24 Nov 2009 23:35:05 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Bman http://tunisia.worldcupblog.org/group-h/the-sahel-meets-the-far-east.html/comment-page-1#comment-36526 Bman Sun, 09 Dec 2007 00:58:40 +0000 http://tunisia.worldcupblog.org/group-h/the-sahel-meets-the-far-east.html#comment-36526 Anticipation is killing me. I am so excited about the match. It will be shown live in the USA 12:30am ET if you have Fox soccer channel. So strap on your boots, and lets get ready to roll. There may be a time conflict because There is the Mayweather fight, but common, lets get real :) . I am saving my really good comments for a victory. Hopefully Tunis power will finally be shown tonight! Anticipation is killing me. I am so excited about the match. It will be shown live in the USA 12:30am ET if you have Fox soccer channel. So strap on your boots, and lets get ready to roll. There may be a time conflict because There is the Mayweather fight, but common, lets get real :) . I am saving my really good comments for a victory. Hopefully Tunis power will finally be shown tonight!

]]> By: Rami http://tunisia.worldcupblog.org/group-h/the-sahel-meets-the-far-east.html/comment-page-1#comment-36118 Rami Tue, 04 Dec 2007 23:24:44 +0000 http://tunisia.worldcupblog.org/group-h/the-sahel-meets-the-far-east.html#comment-36118 yea man, same thing with me and my friends (at least the ones in the states). all of them know a lot about europe and some are into mls too (i've been to my fair share of DC United games actually) but they don't really know much about football on the african landscape. i will say that tunisia has boosted its profile slightly by being present at the world cup consistently but they've yet to impress so i dont have much to brag about in that department. we're not yet a sexy team to support from african like cameroon, ghana, cote d'ivoire, or senegal. hopefully that changes in the future. i've already alerted anyone that cares to Chikhaoui's potential and this coming weekend will be great especially if we beat a team from Mexico which recently took the Superliga title here against a bunch of US teams. that would be something to talk about! but as you said, it a lil early and we don't wanna jinx this. my fingers are crossed and i'm hoping for the best. inshallah marbou7a. yea man, same thing with me and my friends (at least the ones in the states). all of them know a lot about europe and some are into mls too (i’ve been to my fair share of DC United games actually) but they don’t really know much about football on the african landscape. i will say that tunisia has boosted its profile slightly by being present at the world cup consistently but they’ve yet to impress so i dont have much to brag about in that department. we’re not yet a sexy team to support from african like cameroon, ghana, cote d’ivoire, or senegal. hopefully that changes in the future.

i’ve already alerted anyone that cares to Chikhaoui’s potential and this coming weekend will be great especially if we beat a team from Mexico which recently took the Superliga title here against a bunch of US teams. that would be something to talk about! but as you said, it a lil early and we don’t wanna jinx this. my fingers are crossed and i’m hoping for the best. inshallah marbou7a.

]]> By: thamer http://tunisia.worldcupblog.org/group-h/the-sahel-meets-the-far-east.html/comment-page-1#comment-36043 thamer Tue, 04 Dec 2007 07:36:01 +0000 http://tunisia.worldcupblog.org/group-h/the-sahel-meets-the-far-east.html#comment-36043 nice post rami. im getting really excited for this tournament and for tunisian football in general, with chkihaoui beasting and etoile in good form, this is definatly going to lead to good things for the reputation of our game. i dont know how it works with you guys, but i have a lot of friends who follow football passionatly, but the oly things they know about african football is what i brag to them about tunisia. hopefully now they will get to see first hand our attractive brand of fooball and maybe develop a new found respect for tunisia. i dont want to jinx our chances so i'll stop talking now... nice post rami. im getting really excited for this tournament and for tunisian football in general, with chkihaoui beasting and etoile in good form, this is definatly going to lead to good things for the reputation of our game. i dont know how it works with you guys, but i have a lot of friends who follow football passionatly, but the oly things they know about african football is what i brag to them about tunisia. hopefully now they will get to see first hand our attractive brand of fooball and maybe develop a new found respect for tunisia. i dont want to jinx our chances so i’ll stop talking now…

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