Eritrea coach proud in defeat
Omer Ahmed, the Eritrean national team coach, is delighted with his side’s effort despite the Red Sea Camels losing all their two opening games of the GOtv Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup. Eritrea lost by 3-0 margins
Omer Ahmed, the Eritrean national team coach, is delighted with his side’s effort despite the Red Sea Camels losing all their two opening games of the GOtv Cecafa Senior Challenge Cup.
Eritrea lost by 3-0 margins for the second successive game, this time against champions Uganda at the City Stadium on Monday.
The defeat left them with the slimmest of chances, if any, to progress as the best losers while victory ensured Uganda made the last eight with a game to spare.
But while the Cranes were all over Eritrea in the first half, scoring all goals in the period, the Red Sea Camels did make an impression after recess, boasting of great chances themselves but being let down by inexperience and poor application in front of goal.
That second half display especially gave Omer some encouraging notes. “For me I think I have been happy with my boys’ performance,” he told supersport.com.
“As you can see, we have been losing big in previous campaigns but not playing well, but now we lose 3-0 against Sudan, and now 3-0 against Uganda, but we play better (than before).”
Omer added: “We play a very tough team, Uganda… we play the champions. In the first half they play better and score their chances.
“But for us in second half we play very well, beautiful football, we pass the ball better but when we reach the box, my players don’t have experience to score. We are a young team and have no experience like Uganda. But we are growing and will be better.”
Eritrea face Rwanda in their last group opener with each side hoping to score as many as possible to hang in there, depending on results elsewhere.
Source: Super Sport
Dani December 3, 2013
Ass’enna idiots
Proud in performance and proud in defeat is not the same. He is proud of the team performance. In sport you lose or win (invade you don’t know about sport) as long as you do your best and perform well, losing is nothing.
sawra1 December 3, 2013
aniel Teklehaimanot Wins Individual Time Trial at the African Cycling Championship Race Egypt
Daniel Teklehaimanot defend his time trial title again
03.12.2013 | (rsn) – Daniel Teklehaimanot (Orica GreenEDGE) won in Sharm el-Sheikh the individual time trial of the Africa Cup. The Eritreans sat down on a 42-kilometer course in 54:30 minutes 32 seconds ahead of the South African Willie Smit by. Third place was his compatriot Johannes Christoffel Nel (+ 1:09).
For Teklehaimanot, who was the only World Tour rider in the 32-strong field of starters, it was the fourth time trial title at the continental championships in a row – an achievement which will also welcome the team MTN Qhubeka. For the team of Gerald Ciolek and Linus Gerdemann is the new home of Teklehaimanot in the coming season. The 25-year-old has signed a contract there for two years.
On Sunday he had consecutively won with the national team of Eritrea for the third time the team time trial in Sharm el-Sheikh.
The junior classes and the women’s race in the time trial were all in South African hand on Monday. There were victorious Ashleigh Moolman (Women Elite / Lotto Belisol Ladies), Heidi Dalton (junior women) and Ivan Venter (juniors).
In the medal count thus leads after eight of the twelve races of South Africa with five gold, three silver and two bronze medals in front of Eritrea (3/1/0). In third place Algeria ranks with a silver medal and two bronze medals
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hager December 3, 2013
Dont compare previous results Omer,try to get better results.Or back home quickly before they vanished. hahahaha.
sawra1 December 3, 2013
Eritrea Wins Stage 1 of African Championship Cycling Race Egypt
100pour100-velo.com | 12/1/2013
For the fourth consecutive time Eritrean cycling team composed of Natnael Berhane, Daniel Teklehaimanot, Russom and Meron Teshome won the first stage of African championship after 63 kilometers. Eritrea beat Algeria and South Africa.
sawra1 December 3, 2013
Eritrean Cyclist Wehazit Kidane Wins Silver at the African Cycling Championship race
Yigerm- Eyu December 3, 2013
Who is this coach? Does anyone know him? Did he ever play soccer? Begetting from the last 40 years till now, I am very active soccer player in Asmara (Eritrea) but never heard of him. Does anyone know him?
Said December 3, 2013
this guy’s in mysterious, dictator, secret weapon, he always to spend his life time in the Middle East, yeah he’s a player anytime he play good.
Said December 3, 2013
Mostly Eritrean live outside Eritea u like that u live there .
mart December 3, 2013
Merahi ganta nay hanti ind kifleserawit 36 iyu niereu
Kennedy December 4, 2013
ata hasawi
Omer was a professional coach in Scandinavia , he went to 19th round to sawa only for one month, and he got unfit because of his right hand was paralyzed
read page 7
http://50.7.16.234/hadas-eritrea/haddas_ertra_10112013.pdf
Million December 4, 2013
Kennedy ,
Thank you for sharing the website. This kinds of contributions help us all to comment( be it critisism or not)based on reality. Such works do expose the likes of mart who confuse readers irresponsibly.
Good job and pls keep it up.
Thanks.
Galiano December 3, 2013
Ass’enna keda
Sport is designed & created for all mankindg with out any poletical meaning or discrimination win or lose you must be proud of those young kids but i don’t think you know obout sport you grow up in jungle.
Galiano December 3, 2013
Yigerm-eyu at halay ed
He was great player in midleast & ab gedlel halay Zeykemaka ed
GOJAM December 3, 2013
This moran coch is do not no most players names and thanks to HIGDEF genration we have to proud when we lose. Omer Check the histry of Eritreans soccer late 1960 and you will now any EITREANS HATE TO LOSE BY ANY MEANS.
amiro mario December 3, 2013
Assena go to the weyane team ok. Eritrean team to eritrean.