CHAN games; not much that I can add at the moment, other than the Referee for the second Namibia-Lesotho game was Thulani Sibandze of Eswatini. No info on the other officials, unfortunately.
CHAN games; not much that I can add at the moment, other than the Referee for the second Namibia-Lesotho game was Thulani Sibandze of Eswatini. No info on the other officials, unfortunately.
Thanks to that i found the booked players in the first game on october 26
3) Although Mohd Zahid Hossain's match list includes his substitute appearance during Myanmar vs. Bangladesh 2008-10-18, his FIFA Matches are listed as 34 instead of 35. He made a total of 36 appearances according to his match list playing in 35 FIFA Matches and 1 Non-FIFA Match. He played 3 games (not 2 as listed) in 2008, two as a starter and one as a substitue.
MALAYSIA Rashid HASSAN, LIM Teong Kim, Kuppan GUNASEGARAN, Santosh SINGH, WONG Hung Nung, Ali Ahmed YUSOF, SOH Chin Aun, Govindaswamy TORAIRAJU, Zainol ABIDIN, CHEN Wooi Haw (HO Hon Seong), Hasmawi HASSAN (Mohammad Nur YAAKOB)
SINGAPORE David LEE, LIM Tang Boon, AU YEONG Pak Kwan, Norhafiz SHAFIK, GOH Swee Heng, Salim MOIN, Hashim HOSNI, Malek AWAB, Kunjuraman KANNAN, Gerard LOUIS (Razali RASHID), Varadaraju SUNDRA MOORTHY
10/09/83 Singapore 0 Malaysia 1 Kuala Lumpur Pamon SAISMUR (Thailand)
SINGAPORE David LEE, LIM Tang Boon, AU YEONG Pak Kwan, Norhafiz SHAFIK, GOH Swee Heng, Salim MOIN, Hashim HOSNI (Razali RASHID 80), Malek AWAB, Kunjuraman KANNAN, Ahmed PAIJAN, Varadaraju SUNDRA MOORTHY
MALAYSIA Rashid HASSAN, LIM Teong Kim, SOH Chin Aun, Santosh SINGH, WONG Hung Nung, Ali Ahmed YUSOF, Shebby SINGH, Govindaswamy TORAIRAJU, Zainol ABIDIN, CHEN Wooi Haw (A RUKKAMARAN), HO Hon Seong (Hasmawi HASSAN)
Goal: Abidin 41
The games were played for the Ovaltine Cup, a sponsored version of the Causeway Cup which Malaysia and Singapore have played for regularly over the years.
POB: Narayanganj, Bangladesh Position: Left-winger Club history: 1981-82 Eastern Sporting Club,1983-85 Arambagh KS, 1986-88 Mohammedan SC Dhaka, 1988-89 Dhanmondi Club
3) Coach Info:
Mohammed Kaikobad
DOB: 15 July 1946 POB: Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh Height: 1.63m He was also national head coach during the Asian Cup 1992 - Group 6 matches
Playing career: Position: Center-Midfielder, Center-back Club History: East Pakistan Government Press SRC (1964-1966), Rahmatganj MFS (1967-1968), Mohammedan SC Dhaka (1969-1977)
He also played for the first Bangladesh national football team in 1973.
2) Mohammed Ponir Fullname: Mohammad Poniruzzaman Ponir DOB: 1 January 1969 ...
Odd Soda You have absolutely great stuff and doing wonderful for Bangladesh's football. I really love your posts.
Regarding birthdates. I would follow your suggestion to adjust the year of birth. By the birthday I have some issues. There are tons of "official" birthdates issued on 1st january. In my point of view, I would prefere listing the "actual" birthday, for example when a player celebrates his birthday which we can see nowadays in social media or club birthday's wishes. So, if there are various different birthdays communicated, and one of these is 1st january, I would generally go for the other one.
QATAR Yunus AHMED, Hassan Abdulrahman AL QADI, Faraj ABBAS, Mubarak Anbar AL ALI, Ali ZAID, Issa AHMED, Ibrahim KHALFAN, Daham BASHIR, Khalid Salman AL MOHANNADI, Badr BILAL, Mansour MUFTAH
QATAR Yunus AHMED, Faraj ABBAS, Mubarak Anbar AL ALI, Issa AHMED, Ali ZAID, Hassan Abdulrahman AL QADI, Ibrahim KHALFAN, Daham BASHIR, Khalid Salman AL MOHANNADI, Badr BILAL, Mansour MUFTAH
Whilst I don't want to doubt this, I don't fully trust it. There is definitely another player who came on wearing the number 7 shirt called 'Skandar' though clearly seen at 8:13.
Ali Nawaz Baloch - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
