Coach, Yus, OB, Joe and all the football fans, "Happy African Nations Cup". Enjoy.
Ous Bojang, if you could afford to watch just one ninety minutes, I`ll send you a tape from one of the matches. Then may-be you might join the football vous again. You`re most welcome bro.
Regards,
Omar.
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Fra: ebrima ceesay <[log in to unmask]>
Til: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Dato: 2. februar 2000 17:23
Emne: Re: Will Senegal hold on??
>Baboucarr Sillah,
>
>Sorry for not replying your e-mail earlier, owing to a very tied schedule.
>Anyway, I am glad that Yusupha Jow was quick in posting the result of the
>Senegal-Zambia soccer match to the L.
>
>Yus, keep it up; and yes, I concur with you observations/thoughts on this
>particular match. Baboucarr Sillah, you better tell Fox News/Sportsworld, or
>its owner Rupert Murdock, to behave well for you definitely need to see the
>matches. (Laugh!)
>
>Yes, the turn-out in some of the matches, as mentioned by Madiba, is very
>low, but we can find consolation in the fact some of the football is
>certainly good and entertaining.
>
>And those of us in England are lucky to be seeing the matches via the "Euro
>Sports" channel; and, so far, the technical problems encountered were very
>minor.
>
>I, personally, am so glad that the "Euro Sports" Channel was able to acquire
>the services of one of Britain's most objective soccer analysts, Gerry
>Armstrong, who is also the Sky Sports (also owned by Rupert Murdock) Spanish
>soccer expert.
>
>Gerry is covering the African cup of Nations for Euro Sports, and I am
>certainly enjoying listening to his objective commentaries/analyses.
>
>In fact, just the other day he, Gerry Armstrong, had some good things to say
>about African football and the impact the African players are making in
>Europe in particular.
>
>By the way, Sillah, Yus and others, who do you think would win the Nations
>Cup?
>
>Ebrima Ceesay
>
>
>>From: "B. Sillah" <[log in to unmask]>
>>Reply-To: The Gambia and related-issues mailing list
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>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Will Senegal hold on??
>>Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2000 12:19:33 EST
>>
>>Ebrima:
>>I am awaiting the result of the much anticipated match between Senegal and
>>Zambia for the right to go on to the 2nd round. What are your thoughts?
>>Will
>>the Lions go through? I really hope they go on as Kalusha Bwalya (Zambian
>>Captain) already promised victory.
>>
>>I am yet to see any of the games as FoxSportsWorld (Satelite provider)are
>>reportedly having "technical difficulties" since last week. It's very
>>disappointing even for tape delayed broadcast!
>>
>>But, based on what I have read so far on the net(thank God), it may come
>>down to these trio: South Africa, Egypt and Nigeria. Nigeria only because
>>they're co-host and if they can over-come their "political football." For
>>the other co-host; Ghana, it will be tough to bounce back after the Ivorian
>>defeat, then narrowly qualifying on a tie-breaker. I have always thought
>>very highly of Ghana but for some reasons they never show-up for the big
>>games in the senior level.
>>
>>This is my take, what are yours? After the dust is settled for the 2nd
>>round
>>I'll give my predictions. Take care and stay warm.
>>
>>Regards
>>Baboucarr Sillah
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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