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Falcon player profiles
Seif “The Pharaoh” Hamouda |
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An
Egyptian plying his trade in London with an uncanny knack of finding
the target with either his feet or his head. A player with a succession
of high-profile altercations with football managers, both at home
and abroad. A player with a full head of curly, flowing, greasy,
black hair. All of these describe the current Spurs striker Mido,
and, greasy hair aside, they also describe the Falcon’s own
Pharoah, Seif Hamouda. |
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Although
Seif is one of the leading scorers for the Falcons in the current
campaign, 2005/2006 has been a difficult season for The Pharaoh.
His prolific goal scoring has been achieved despite incurring a
six month team ban imposed after a touchline clash with the Gaffer
back in December. It was a great relief to all his team mates when
a couple of conciliatory pints of Kaliber shandy with the manager
in the birthplace of the Falcons put an end to the ban.
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Although
sometimes complaining of hamstring troubles (hangovers?) Seif’s
inability to get back to full fitness has seen him establish himself
as a key player in the Falcon’s rise to prominence over recent
months. Long may the reign of The Pharaoh continue. |
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