Comments on: (Malawi – Egypt) preview

By: Esau Kasonda

Esau Kasonda — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 10:29:58 +0000

Let us all Malawi fans not lose hope. You know our team has just come out from the grave. Who knew that we would be be giving that tension to Pharaohs. I mean both players and spectators. It will not take us very long to be the big fish of Africa if we just improve a little from where we are at the moment. Kinnah, we are in the right direction. Let us continue.

By: Bernard Simfukwe

Bernard Simfukwe — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 14:34:40 +0000

Hi George

By: Falasteen

Falasteen — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 03:02:50 +0000

good game for Egypt, inshallah all the way

By: Hany Olama

Hany Olama — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 11:09:56 +0000

George, thanks alot, still hoping Egypt and Malawi go through to the final stage.

By: George Ng'ambi

George Ng'ambi — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 09:57:31 +0000

Hany Olama, congratulations for a well deserved win against the flames in Cairo. Football is sweet.

By: Hany Olama

Hany Olama — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 21:37:19 +0000

gwenembe, I thought Malawi should’ve done better with the quality of players we had in our side, you started playing only after we scored the second goal, that’s 25 minutes from the 90. Not impressive enough as you claimed the Malawi side to be “maamamia” if they had the space, anyway HardLuck and goodluck in your next match against Djibouti.

By: Hany Olama

Hany Olama — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 21:34:43 +0000

Well now that the match is over, I hope you Malawians have been convinced that your past win against us was due to injuries and ofcourse for not taking Malawi seriously. Today we offered you the kind of respect you deserve and it paid off, our main striker who missed the 1st match scored both goals. Hard Luck to all of you and I hope this win will bring you back to earth once again, don not over-estimate the strength of your squad and most of all, don’t mess with us again.

By: gwenembe

gwenembe — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 20:42:02 +0000

Mr OR Miss Hany-

Thanks for your pleasantries in your mail includng the delusionary aspect. I will tell you that belief in MALAWI is steadfast. That we match up very well with this opponenent -the team that brings you happiness am sure -Pharaohs of Egypt- ALL NICE and good thank you very much. We respect your team very much-they are African Champs. However,in no uncertain terms please do not get confused here -we respect EGYPT but at the same time we believe, that man for man AND if we can are allowed to play our game (watch us play please), and Egypt plays their game, we like our chances with all due respect. Am sure you are not deluded and am sure you like your chances just like we like ours. One word of advice crowd out the spaces then you will WIN–but you let us have space maamamia–x2. I can assure you that psychological pressure will be the biggest contributor to our success or lack thereof–TRUST me on this one if you can. Again let our boys out in SPACE–you will have a handful.

Good luck to you too.

FLAMES (FULEMUSHI)

By: Hany Olama

Hany Olama — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:55:38 +0000

gwenembe, you are modest and respectful, but You are truly deluded, Malawi players cannot be compared to Egyptian players, please do not think that only the psychological pressure can win us the game, cause your fellow fans know we are better as a team and as players, our only setback is injuries. Hope our boys will teach the Malawians a footballing lesson so you can all keep your deluded analysis and thoughts away from our blog. Best of luck.

By: gwenembe

gwenembe — Fri, 20 Jun 2008 20:04:40 +0000

Fellow Flames –(Fulemushi) supporters. Malawi is a very dignified country. So I ask, let us be civil and be the best ambassadors of our land. Chances are, Egyptian fans cannot read chichewa so please do not be unsportsmanlike by writing that which your opposng fans cannot read moe so refrain from language unbecoming of a solid Flames FAN. Having said that, if we play true Malawi Football of space and move in our old 4-4-2 system we win period. However if we start caving in to psychological pressure from fans in the stands, then we will lose period otherwise man for man we match up very well with this egyptian team and I like our chances. I think Tawoga will start in central mid and then Robert will come in for him. Fischer will have to be intelligent not to just run up and down the wing but coordinate with Peter and Heliings–MALAWI our beloved…these boys can play!!