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MICHEL CHARGES HIS PLAYERS

January 28th, 2008 | By: Mahmoud | 10 Comments »

Morocco coach, Henri Michel is demanding an improved performance from his team against Ghana on Monday.

The Atlas Lions meets Ghana in the last Group A game in search of a must win to book a place at the next stage of the competition.

“We have to battle it out to get the results because it is going to be difficult playing against a tough team like Ghana.”

He said new blood would be injected into the midfield and the entire team to make things work efficiently.

Michel says his team’s defeat to Guinea was a general problem but expects things to get better against Ghana.

(source: www.ghanacan2008.com)

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Comments

By Amira | January 28th, 2008 at 11:44 am

WATCH LIVE: GHANA vs Maroc at: sos-comp.com/can/

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By Mejid | January 28th, 2008 at 12:53 pm

Well I guess it hasn’t worked. Morocco is about to be eliminated. What a disgrace. What has happened to Moroccan football?? I can’t believe even Egypt is now better than the Atlas Lions. Not even Henri Michel who took us so far in the past can fix this mess……sickening.

By fati fleur | January 28th, 2008 at 10:02 pm

god!!!
what is happening to the atlas lionstoday jan28, 2008 with ghana. i know tha moroccan team is better than ghana’s team, but what’s the matter or the problem. i’ve been watching the last matchs this year. will the atlas lions were playing very well. i feel so sad about this. i hope it won’t be again and morocco will win the world cup inchaa llah.
keep up the good work atlas lions
good luck for all of your work.

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By Mejid | January 29th, 2008 at 1:42 am

Win the World Cup???? Are you kidding??? What about qualifying first. I don’t think we are capable of even qualifying at this point. It will probably be Tunisia making it to the Cup and getting destroyed once again. What a waste. Oh how I miss the 98 world cup team. Come back Mustapha Hadji we need you!!!

By iman | January 29th, 2008 at 4:50 am

mejid..why u chattin about tunisia like that..GROW UP AND STOP BEING JEALOUS..when morocco lsot aginst ghana my heart dropped..were all arab muslims at the end of the day…no difference..morocco to me is like tunisia and vise versa..so dont be like that.

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By Dijem | January 29th, 2008 at 4:53 am

After Nigeria’s Super Chickens, Here come the Atlas Kittens!!

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By vocalman | January 29th, 2008 at 8:39 am

You will see how Nigeria Super Eagles will bounce back. We are sure winning the cup if we scale through this first round huddle. Watch out…

By Mejid | January 29th, 2008 at 11:24 pm

Iman,

No offense man, I like Tunisia too. In fact Issam Jemma is one of my favorite players. However, Tunisia has fared very poorly in recent world cups and I thought Morocco might have done a little better with the Badou Zaki team. But I hope Tunisia does great.

By JC | February 1st, 2008 at 3:19 pm

Stop talking about how great Morocco is or was, how bad Tunisia is doing during the WC, how poor they are playing….They made 3 consecutive WC. Just stop this kind of trash talk, not constructive for the North African football. Morocco failed badly in during this CAN, period. Time to rebuild, but without Michel, who has been a symbol of failure in Africa. Not so sure if Morocco can pass by Ethiopia, Mauritania or Rwanda.

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By Ashraf | February 12th, 2008 at 12:54 am

Congratulations to all Arabs. Egypt avenged your loss, North Africans.

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