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  1. 30th March 2006 16:22 #8
    TonyStarks
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    As usual, the FAF is set on breaking our hearts once again. They took us from Claude LeRoy to Pierre Lechantre to Henri Stambouli all the way down to Gilbert Gress with Nourdine Korichi to head our team. Who is Gress you ask? Well here's his coaching career:

    1975-1977 Neuchâtel Xamax (Switzerland)
    1978-1980 RC Strasbourg (France)
    1980-1981 FC Brugge (Belgium)
    1981-1990 Neuchâtel Xamax (Switzerland)
    1990-1991 Servette Geneve (Switzerland)
    1991-1994 RC Strasbourg (France)
    1994-1998 Neuchâtel Xamax (Switzerland)
    1998-2001 Switzerland National Team
    1999-2001 FC Zurich (Switzerland)
    2001-2002 FC Metz (France)
    2003-2004 SK Sturm Graz (Austria)
    2004-2005 FC Sion (Switzerland, D2)

    Once again the FAF will hire a no name coach from some obscure European footballing nation. We had Wasiege and Leekens from Belgium and now Gress from Switzerland ....
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  2. 30th March 2006 18:43 #9
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    its cos they dont wanna dig in their pockets and keep all the money to yourself.
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  3. 31st March 2006 18:29 #10
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    i totally agree with u
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  4. 5th April 2006 02:56 #11
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    National Team Schedule

    Reports from local newspapers have indicated that the Algerian National Team will have three friendlies before the African Cup qualifiers that will start in September. Algeria will face Sudan, Libya and Mali before travelling to Guinea for the opening game of the qualifiers.
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  5. 5th April 2006 13:15 #12
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    Re: National Team Schedule

    Originally posted by TonyStarks
    Reports from local newspapers have indicated that the Algerian National Team will have three friendlies before the African Cup qualifiers that will start in September. Algeria will face Sudan, Libya and Mali before travelling to Guinea for the opening game of the qualifiers.
    boring, why we have to play mali 10 times a year, how about another game against burkina faso, damn man sort it out!
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  6. 5th April 2006 13:36 #13
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    Mali is a pretty good team. They struggled in the qualifiers but they have some sick players: Diarra (Lyon), Diallo (FC Nantes), etc.... They're way better than Burkina Faso. Plus, we only played them twice recently. Unlike the 8 games against Burkina.
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  7. 5th April 2006 16:08 #14
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    onyl african..how boring it is, what about playing against american, europeen or asian teams....
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