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[Rooyintan]

Bahrain squad announced.


فهرست 23 نفري بحرين براي جام ملت*هاي آسيا 2015
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فهرست 23 نفري تيم ملي فوتبال بحرين براي جام ملت*هاي آسيا اعلام شد. بحرين در نخستين ديدار خود در استراليا به مصاف ايران مي*رود و سرمربي اين تيم ديدار برابر ايران را جدي*ترين محک براي تيمش دانست.

سرمربي تيم ملي فوتبال بحرين اسامي 23 بازيکن را براي جام ملت*هاي آسيا 2015 اعلام کرد. مرجان عيد، سرمربي بحرين در نشستي خبري درباره شرايط تيمش سخن گفت و تيم ملي فوتبال ايران را جدي*ترين رقيب براي تيمش اعلام کرد.

مرجان عي، جانشين عدنان حمد در تيم ملي فوتبال بحرين شده است. در جام خليج فارس هدايت تيم ملي فوتبال بحرين را عدنان حمد عراقي بر عهده داشت اما اين تيم نتوانست نتايج خوبي به دست آورد تا اين مربي عراقي از کار برکنار و مرجان عيد جانشين او شود.

جام ملت*هاي آسيا 2014 از 9 تا 31 ژانويه در استراليا برگزار مي شود و تيم ملي فوتبال بحرين با تيم هاي قطر، امارات و ايران همگروه است. قرار است اين تيم براي آمادگي بهتر در اين رقابت ها در مالزي اردو بزند. شاگردان عيد در نخستين ديدار خود يازدهم ژانويه به مصاف تيم ملي فوتبال ايران مي روند.

در فهرست 23 نفره اي که سرمربي تيم ملي فوتبال بحرين اعلام کرد اسامي بازيکناني چون فوزي عايش، جيپسي جون و عبدالله عمر ديده مي شود. اين سه بازيکن از سرشناس ترين بازيکنان بحرين به شمار مي آيند که در جام کشورهاي حوزه خليج فارس به تيم بحرين دعوت نشدند.

فهرست 23 نفري بحرين:

سيد محمد جعفر، اشرف وحيد، حمد الدوسري، محمد حسين، حسين بابا، راشد الحوطي، عبدالله الهزاع، محمد دعيج، عبدالله عبدو، محمد الطيب، عبدالله شلال، سامي الحسيني، عبدالله عمر، جيپسي جون، فوزي عايش، اسماعيل عبداللطيف، وليد الحيام، عبدالوهاب علي، عبدالوهاب المالود، سيد ضياء سعيد، سيد احمد جعفر "کريمي"، عبدالله يوسف، فيصل بودهوم.



original: http://www.navad.net/NewsContent.aspx?NewsID=113881

[aenima_8]

http://thepeninsulaqatar.com/sports/...-national-duty

[aenima_8]

Asian Friedly match results from today:

Kuwait vs Iraq 1:1

[ali alipour]

No Soria for Qatar but they replaced him with a Ghanaian forward with no caps Mohammad Muntari

[Ghermez Agha]

Ibrahim is one of the few players I actually respect out of the PERSIAN gulf countries, he's a very talented player. Good to see that Soria is out though he was also another dangerous player....maybe this Ghanaian guy is pretty good too if he ousted Soria.

Either way though, we will show them who's boss as always

[persianfire]

http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/...l15b07a6o5kgqu

Australia squad announced.

[Abtin]

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[aenima_8]

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePag....php?ID=340205

[Z Joon]

From that squad Boualem Khoukhi is an Algerian naturalised player as well.

GK Qasem Burhan - Senegalese

MF Magid Mohamed - Sudanese
MF Karim Boudiaf - Moroccan-Algerian, born in France... *sigh* (24 years old and played 4 years in Ligue 1/2)
MF Ali Assadalla - Bahrain
MF Mohamed Muntari - Ghanaian
MF Boualem Khoukhi - Algerian

FW Tresor Kangambu - Congolese

Qatar everyone


Karim Boudiaf speaking about his choice of Qatar, even though he was pretty much guaranteed a career in Ligue 1.

I can tell that this guy practically feels French, but will play for Qatar. His smile is made out of dollar bills and it's so easy to tell, the kid has no idea what he is doing.

Apparently Algeria youth team called him up but he didn't show up. He admits that his club Lekhwyia's project, was to buy him and other foreign players and naturalize them, and that's why he said that he refused the Algeria call-up because or else he wouldn't have been able to play for Qatar. Imagine how much they pay to acquire these guys that don't even know the name of this country to make them play for them, real definition of scums.

[kami_kakashi]

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Does anyone know when TM will fly from Sydney to Melbourne for their firs game? I need exact time and flight information.

[persianallstars]

wait a second! I thought you have to live at least 5 years in a country until you can actually play for the national team.....

[Abtin]

wait a second! I thought you have to live at least 5 years in a country until you can actually play for the national team.....

Not according to arab sooskmar money..

[Bi-honar]

wait a second! I thought you have to live at least 5 years in a country until you can actually play for the national team.....

Unless you were born there, or have blood ties (up to two generations), you do have to be naturalized (a national/citizen of that country) and have lived there for "at least 5 years after reaching the age of 18". FIFA specifically made this rule in reference to Qatar and Togo.

On that note, I have no idea how this Muntari guy or Boudiaf would be eligible to play for Qatar. I know Boudiaf has played in a couple of friendlies, but let's face it, no one checks eligibility requirements for friendlies and opponents aren't going to make a big deal about it either.

Playing in the Asian Cup is obviously a different story and it's the QFF's responsibility to make sure they field eligible players or they will simply lose the matches in which any ineligible players are used - if a complaint is filed with FIFA or AFC.

I don't particularly have a problem with any of their other naturalized players (even Muntari), since they live there, are citizens and have pretty much played their entire careers there. They are Qatari citizens there like many of us are citizens of countries other than Iran. If I was a great player and Canada called me up to the national team, it's not really a weasel move just because I wasn't born here. As long as you have strong ties to a country, you should be good to go.

[perspolis#1]

Regardless of pride, I want Qatar checked to see if they are eligible. It would be good revenge to have Qatar disqualified after the Sepahan Al Sadd fiasco. It would also prevent them from being legitimate as WC hosts in the future.

[Nokhodi]

Unless you were born there, or have blood ties (up to two generations), you do have to be naturalized (a national/citizen of that country) and have lived there for "at least 5 years after reaching the age of 18". FIFA specifically made this rule in reference to Qatar and Togo.

On that note, I have no idea how this Muntari guy or Boudiaf would be eligible to play for Qatar. I know Boudiaf has played in a couple of friendlies, but let's face it, no one checks eligibility requirements for friendlies and opponents aren't going to make a big deal about it either.

Playing in the Asian Cup is obviously a different story and it's the QFF's responsibility to make sure they field eligible players or they will simply lose the matches in which any ineligible players are used - if a complaint is filed with FIFA or AFC.

I don't particularly have a problem with any of their other naturalized players (even Muntari), since they live there, are citizens and have pretty much played their entire careers there. They are Qatari citizens there like many of us are citizens of countries other than Iran. If I was a great player and Canada called me up to the national team, it's not really a weasel move just because I wasn't born here. As long as you have strong ties to a country, you should be good to go.

Qatar bypasses their own laws or "honors" foreigners with Qatari citizenship.
Its a big joke to them and they will get away with all of it.