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The Egyptian U-21 team will play against Sierra Leone

   

Following the shambles the national team has been in during the ACN qualifiers, the Egyptian FA decided to continue with the rest of the games using the sublime U-21 team that played excellent football during the World Cup. Hany Ramzy will be the coach for the remaining games as he has been in charge of this youth team and knows them well.

Ahmed Hassan will take part in both the games against Sierra Leone and The Niger as a means of thanking him for his everlasting commitment throughout the years. He has been a servant for over a dozen years and it is fitting for him to take part in 2 more games with the national team. Smart move by the FA.

Ahmed Hegazy and Afroto

Ahmed Hegazy and Afroto

Players to watch:

- Ahmed Hegazy, an absolute rock at the back, quite possible the next Wael Gomaa. Plays as a regular for Ismaily for 2 seasons now and is huge considering his age, and can be a threat from set pieces as well.

Ahmed Hegazy

Ahmed Hegazy

- Hesham Mohamed, tricky midfielder from Al-Ahly. Have personally been hearing about from his team-mates since we were kids. Supposed to be better than Shehab and others who already made the cut, but has been hampered by injuries.

- Omar Gaber, already a starter for Zamalek, this player has it all; pace, skill, technique and scored the equalizer against Brazil in the World Cup. Definitely a star in the making.

Omar Gaber vs. Brazil

Omar Gaber vs. Brazil

- Mohamed el Niny, the Mokawoloun midfielder has already made a name for himself after scoring 2 belters against Zamalek in the league and has followed it up with a fine performance during the World Cup.

- Mohamed Salah, the star of the U-21 team. If there’s a player that can live up to the standards set by Abu Treka, Shikabala and other Egyptian stars then it’s him. Watch out for this one.

Mohamed Salah, one for the future

Mohamed Salah, one for the future

- Marwan Mohsen, I’ve been keeping a close eye on him after he played impressively against Al-Ahly once during the league. His build is of a natural target man, and the national team has been lacking someone like him since Mido decided becoming a part-time footballer.

Here’s the list of names for the upcoming games:

Goalies:

Mohamed Abu Gabal (ENPPI), Ali Lotfi (ENPPI)

Defenders:

Ahmed Hegazy (Ismaily), Moaz el Hennawy (Entag Harby), Mohamed AbdelFattah “Ta7a” (Al-Ahly), Sa3d el Deen Samir (Al-Ahly), Ahmed Sob7y (??), Islam Ramadan (Harrass el Hedood)

Midfielders:

Ahmed Hassan (Zamalek), Amr el Souleya <strong Ismaily), Hossam Hassan (ENPPI), Hesham Mohamed (Al-Ahly), Omar Gaber (Zamalek), Hossam Arafat (Zamalek), Mohamed el Niny (Mokawoloun), Ahmed Magdy (??).

Forwards:

Mohamed Salah (Mokawoloun), Marwan Mohsen (Petrojet), Ali Afifi (??), Mahmoud Waheed (??), Ahmed Sheroueda (??)

Any help concerning the clubs of the players who have a question mark next to their names would be much appreciated.


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By Adham.Egypt | September 1st, 2011 at 8:48 am
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LETS HEAR IT FOR THE FUTURE OF EGYPT’S NT!!!!!!…. ISA THE WIN FOR THE YOUNG PHARAOHS. Question does any one know why Ibrhim Salah is not included?.. I herd he did something in Colombia u20 wc which made him lose his spot for disciplinary reasons. He is very skillful hope things get better for the guy. ]

EID MUBARAK TO ALL!!!!=)

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By Rami | September 3rd, 2011 at 10:05 am
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Anyone got a livestream for this one?

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By Stream | September 3rd, 2011 at 11:58 am
By Hany | September 3rd, 2011 at 12:24 pm
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Mohamed Salah is going to be a star. This guy is something else.

By Ghanim` | September 3rd, 2011 at 1:40 pm
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Duuuude its a joke seriously man! FUCK!!!

By boomboompow! | September 3rd, 2011 at 3:42 pm
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no offense to our promising youth but it was a bad joke made by Mr. Hany Ramzy and some of the defenders :-/…..how many attacks did we do in the whole 2nd half?! none! except two/three times….and wht does the fifa rule book say about this pitch!!! :| ||| … the game pitch is the Worst joke ever the ball was not moving in the right direction :|

By Hany | September 3rd, 2011 at 11:49 pm
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The left back Islam Ramadan and the center back Mohamed AbdelFatah are truly shit. But I was impressed with Ahmed Hegazy, Ahmed Hassan (as usual), Mohamed Salah and Maroune Mohsen.

I feel bad for the South Africans, they beat the national team fair and square and we should’ve done them a favour by atleast getting the draw yesterday.

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