Who said global warming is a bad thing?

It is the biggest challenge the world is facing today, the UN petitions don’t stop, neither do the protests of environment lovers and NGOs it was even one of the most important issues on the electoral agenda of American president Barrack Obama; however this is not the case for Amr Zaki.

Or at least that’s what Wigan manager, Steve Bruce said:

“He has trained like Zaki again this week and whether that’s because the sun’s come out I don’t know, but it’s a factor.

“Added to that there were a few personal issues that will not be made public, and we did have a big problem on our hands.

So he believes that Amr Zaki would perform better if the weather is hotter; in that case let the global warning deteriorate and the carbon dioxide emissions would double so that we can see England’s weather changing and eventually Zaki scoring goals and get us to the world cup.

Now let’s get serious, it is apparent that Amr’s situation is getting better after he returned to training and reportedly impressed.

“But, to be fair to him, he has trained extremely well and he will be involved at the weekend because I can’t and I won’t deplete the team by losing another centre forward.

“If I was to leave him out completely I would be cutting my nose off to spite my face. We haven’t got enough players to do that.”

“We can’t have that many opportunities and chances on goal and not take one at this level, no matter how well Paul Robinson played.

“You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to find out that that is the area in which we need to improve.

“The reason we’re in the top 10 is that Amr Zaki scored 10 goals by the end of October. He hasn’t scored since.”

These were Bruce’s words

Wigan’s next match will be against Bolton and Zaki is set to start the match because of Mido’s injury and if he want to stay or even attract offers from other clubs, he needs to score and score a lot.

League update:

ENPPI – Ahly 2-2
Ismaily – Zamalek 3-1

with two weeks remaining and one postponed match for Ahly

1 Ismaili 57
2 Ahli 54
3 Harras Hodoud 49
4 Petrojet 47