Abdel-Latif Bahdari
I happened to tune in today to the Jordan league derby between Wehdat and Faisaly. Bahdari was excellent in defence. We said it here before he even went pro, this player is definitely going to play a big part in…
I happened to tune in today to the Jordan league derby between Wehdat and Faisaly. Bahdari was excellent in defence. We said it here before he even went pro, this player is definitely going to play a big part in…
Last weeks JPL matches saw three Palestine internationals get on the scoresheets. Fahd Attal for Jazira, Fadi Lafi for Shabab alOrdon and defender Abdel-Latif Bahdari for Wehdat.Palestine star Ahmad Keshkesh, our fourth player in the league, is recovering from injury…
The PFA has confirmed a friendly match between the Men’s National Team and Dynamo Moscow. The match will be held in Jericho on January 23rd, 2010 and will be the second time the team faces a Russian Premier League side…
Interesting news from Kuala Lumpur as the AFC has decided to start World Cup Qualifying ridiculously early. Hard to say what the Asian Football Confederation is thinking, 2006 qualifying began in January 2004 and 2010 qualifying kicked off in October…
According to the Palestine Football Association, Palestine was the first Asian Arab team to participate in international competition. They are of course referring to the 1934 and 1938 World Cup qualifiers. In 1928 the Palestine Football Association was established in…
It’s not often we get to celebrate victories of the non-moral variety here at Football Palestine. Indeed, the last time the senior team recorded a win was in 2006 during the Challenge Cup, triumphing 4-0 over Cambodia. June 2006 saw…
Last week the Olympic team hosted Tunisia who became the second country to play in Palestine. The game ended 3-0 in favor of the Tunisians. Despite the loss, it seems that development of the Olympic team has been made a…
No doubt this match will be hugely overshadowed by all the World Cup qualifying playoffs. The Olympic teams of Palestine and Tunisia face off on the 18th of November at the Faisal Husseini stadium.
According to Ramattan news agency, the PFA is in contact with the football bodies of 6 Arab countries(Lebanon, Syria, KSA, Qatar, Yemen, Kuwait) to arrange friendly matches.
I find it amusing how some in the ‘western’ media try to sensationalize happenings in the Middle East and elsewhere based on cultural differences….Remember when that journalist threw a shoe at Bush? Reading articles on cnn.com and others, youd notice…