By beating the Squirrels of Benin yesterday with a score of 2-0, the Egyptians knew they could cross the Cameroon in the quarterfinals but they were mostly worried when they had their qualification pocket. The double African champions title await anything that moves in the Angolan forest.
In our speculations before the last match of Group C yesterday, we saw the Pharaohs slow down before the Squirrels of Benin, because they no longer had to seek qualification as is the case for the Lions In-tamable today, but to our surprise, the Egyptians continued to play hard. They clearly beat Benin, 2-0, for the last match of their group. This allowed them to consolidate their leading position in the group with 9 points from 9 and stand now as the super favorites of this 27th section, at the same time the Pharaohs are on track to achieve a historic winning three of CAN in succession. We had already noted yesterday, where the Indomitable Lions manage to defeat the Carthage Eagles tonight, the second being du groupe D, ils croiseront forcément l’Egypte. Depuis que le classement de la poule est connu, tout porte à croire que l’affiche de la CAN 2008 passera en quart de finale en Angola, ce n’est qu’un faux pas des Panthères du Gabon qui peut remettre les choses en question, au cas par exemple où les Gabonais se font battre et que le Cameroun remporte difficilement son match, comme les Lions nous ont habitué à le voir depuis le début du tournoi. Au cas aussi où les Gabonais font un match nul et que les Lions battent toujours difficilement les Tunisiens, ils seront dans ces deux hypothèses les premiers du groupe et là ils fuiront des Pharaons redoutables et décidés à en découdre avec everything in their path. But flee Egypt is to meet with the giant neighbor who thirst for revenge against Cameroon, after two defeats in the finals in 2004 and 2008, not to mention the resounding of the Bakassi Peninsula.
The coach must be an internationalist in the image of Assan Shehata
Once again the Egyptians have shown that their elimination from the World Cup by the Fennecs of Algeria in a game very hot in Sudan was something wrong, they show their effectiveness by how a globalist must act against those who do not go to the World Cup. A country qualified for the World Cup must be ready at any moment to attack the competition, it does not test its players in the finals of CAN, they should not have managers who continue to make the law and tremble to the coach, a globalist prepares well and separates actors unnecessary, a globalist deserves a coach who knows how to take responsibility, who can make his choice, which has no preference for any particular event to justify its failure easily. The coach of a globalist do not walk on it, because if it happens to him, he no longer has a free hand, the coach of the Pharaohs Assan Shehata is a past master in managing its workforce for several years. What happened to the player who had Mido Hassan disrespectful during a CAN is a perfect example.
Obafemi Martins will play against his country
Besides the Pharaohs who were already on the other side of the sea that still threatens the Lions, Nigeria has not trembled yesterday facing a Mozambican training which showed athleticism significant in previous outings. The Super Eagles who totaled three points with a defeat in the bag, such as Cameroon, have much tortured the Mamba score of 3-0. As deuxième du groupe, le Nigeria croisera le premier du groupe des Camerounais, soit le Gabon soit le Cameroun au pire des cas. Hier on a vu le réveil du jeune attaquant Peter Odemwingie qui a inscrit deux buts et surtout le retour après une sale blessure du Camerounais devenu Nigérian, Obafemi Martins, alias Obagol ou encore Oba Oba, il a aussi marqué un but en passant. Ce dernier avait refusé en 2003 de jouer pour le Cameroun, sans doute à cause de la mafia qui avait fait partir Lauren Etamé Mayer, Lucien Mettomo, Joseph Désiré Job, Pensée Billong, Pierre Womé Nlend, Alioum Boukar, William Andem et j’en oublie certainement. Aujourd’hui la mafia d’hier est en train de s’abattre Indomitable Lions on themselves, like what, the villain always falls into the pit he dug.
Jean Charles Jeremiah
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