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Your Reply: HTML is OFF UBB Code is ON Smilies Legend	[QUOTE]Originally posted by ouss: [B]it's great to see great player like Jamal Taha after retiring remain in Lebanese football domain although of the very bad situations we are facing in our local football, nevertheless we are really inneed for such great player with outstanding experience to help our local football to develope and prosper in any means possible. therefore, i hope all ex-lebanese players to remain in this domain as coaches or work in the administrations to help our football...[/B][/QUOTE]
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ouss it's great to see great player like Jamal Taha after retiring remain in Lebanese football domain although of the very bad situations we are facing in our local football, nevertheless we are really inneed for such great player with outstanding experience to help our local football to develope and prosper in any means possible.
therefore, i hope all ex-lebanese players to remain in this domain as coaches or work in the administrations to help our football...
mohamad alkhatib well tht was a good a news tht Ansar is taking a care about jamal Taha,but mate is tht the ideal way?i think it was better to send him to England or Germany to study about the most recent and updated ways in coaching?let us say for about one year or something like tht,look at hekemh and gassan sarkis,each he goes to USA to do some studies.
ouss yeah you r probably right Mohammad, he should do some studies and courses for coaching abroad, but who knows maybe he is trying to figure out his abilities without any studies then he will study later as soon as he can..anyways best of luck for him and for all other Lebanese players and ex-players..

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T O P I C R E V I E W
ouss	it's great to see great player like Jamal Taha after retiring remain in Lebanese football domain although of the very bad situations we are facing in our local football, nevertheless we are really inneed for such great player with outstanding experience to help our local football to develope and prosper in any means possible. therefore, i hope all ex-lebanese players to remain in this domain as coaches or work in the administrations to help our football...
mohamad alkhatib	well tht was a good a news tht Ansar is taking a care about jamal Taha,but mate is tht the ideal way?i think it was better to send him to England or Germany to study about the most recent and updated ways in coaching?let us say for about one year or something like tht,look at hekemh and gassan sarkis,each he goes to USA to do some studies.
ouss	yeah you r probably right Mohammad, he should do some studies and courses for coaching abroad, but who knows maybe he is trying to figure out his abilities without any studies then he will study later as soon as he can..anyways best of luck for him and for all other Lebanese players and ex-players..