My sources in the Gulf give me the same line-up, with a couple of modifications. Sayed Zia = Sayed DHIYA, Ayesi MUSA = Eissa MOUSSA, Ali Harawa = Ali Haraam
Quote from bakerrpMy sources in the Gulf give me the same line-up, with a couple of modifications. Sayed Zia = Sayed DHIYA, Ayesi MUSA = Eissa MOUSSA, Ali Harawa = Ali Haraam
very possible. i think you are right 
My info from Morocco tells me Sayed Jaffer, so I agree with Boca on this.
Quote from bocavs Philippines 12.10.2012.
Bahrain: Abbas Ahmed - Rashid Houti, Mohammed Hussein, Saleh Abdul Hamid, Dawood Saad (Ali Harawa), Fawzi Ayesh (Syed Ahmed Jaffar), Salman Isa (Ayesi Musa), Mohammad Harbani (Mohammed Daij), Abdulwahab Ali, Sami Al Husseini (Syed Zia), Mohammed Tayeb (Abdullah Yusuf)
source:http://sport.ahram.org.eg/News/34432/%D8…8B%D8%A7--.aspx
Philippines data for this match:
Muller, Jonsson, Gier, J. Guirado, Cagara, Reichelt, Lucena, Mw. Angeles, Mulders, Caligdong, Wolf.
(Bahadoran, Christiaens, Uy, Porteria)
Quote from bakerrpMy sources in the Gulf give me the same line-up, with a couple of modifications. Sayed Zia = Sayed DHIYA, Ayesi MUSA = Eissa MOUSSA, Ali Harawa = Ali Haraam
That seems to be a bit of a problem when it comes to some Arabic names in general, some sources would have different spelling than others. Eg. Bahraini player Rashid Al Hooti, others Rashed Al Hooti or even Al Hooty.
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That seems to be a bit of a problem when it comes to some Arabic names in general, some sources would have different spelling than others. Eg. Bahraini player Rashid Al Hooti, others Rashed Al Hooti or even Al Hooty.
Oh, by now I expect I have seen every sudanese player spelled in every conceivable way.
And don't you just love it when you see a line-up of an arabian team, and you immediately spy a "Ali mohammed" and a "Muhamad Ali"?
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That seems to be a bit of a problem when it comes to some Arabic names in general, some sources would have different spelling than others. Eg. Bahraini player Rashid Al Hooti, others Rashed Al Hooti or even Al Hooty.
I usually like to look for those players and I tried to uniformise that kind of spelling, at least for each country, but at some point you get lost anyway... And this year's new players for Bahrain are pretty hell to find, the lineup just above made me think the same player was three times on the pitch with three alternatives of his name :eek:
(Personally I find 'Abdullah's funny because they end up with or without the final H, and sometimes turn to Abdallah)
Quote from @KiI usually like to look for those players and I tried to uniformise that kind of spelling, at least for each country, but at some point you get lost anyway... And this year's new players for Bahrain are pretty hell to find, the lineup just above made me think the same player was three times on the pitch with three alternatives of his name :eek:
(Personally I find 'Abdullah's funny because they end up with or without the final H, and sometimes turn to Abdallah)
I don't know what to say, it's a big problem, yeah. But, the most important thing is that we have the line-ups, it's lot easier to find out who they are than to find the line-ups...I suggest that we wait for some time, it will probably be solved when these players start to play more...
Quote from bocaHey, Alsayed Ahmad Jaffar is Sayed Jaafar Ahmed
I'm really lost about this one, he looks like too many existing names and in the end I have no clear idea who he is... Maybe Ziya...
It's really disturbing when we consider all the names those players are known under, we'd need so many ways of identifying them!
