[GlenP]

Even though we won't have the pleasure of being able to root for Egypt in South Africa; & despite there being no TV coverage of the Africa Cup of Nations by the BBC this year, there should be the opportunity for the Brits to see them in action, at Wembley, this March:

England v Egypt Friendly

Something to look forward to during the, "nothing interesting on TV period", between New Year & Easter.

Glen

[GlenP]

GlenP, on Jan 21 2010, 10:18 AM, said:

Even though we won't have the pleasure of being able to root for Egypt in South Africa; & despite there being no TV coverage of the Africa Cup of Nations by the BBC this year, there should be the opportunity for the Brits to see them in action, at Wembley, this March:

England v Egypt Friendly

Something to look forward to during the, "nothing interesting on TV period", between New Year & Easter.

Glen

Well, Egypt played very well but England's 3rd goal was a mile offside.

I'm not sure but I don't think Egypt put super-sub, from the Africa Cup of Nations on tonight, or they might have got a goal.

At least they leadd for almost the entire first half.

Glen

[Jane Akshar]

I can't believe I follow football in Egypt. I was there cheering on the pharoahs!!!

[Karim Elemam]

GlenP, on Mar 4 2010, 12:02 AM, said:

Well, Egypt played very well but England's 3rd goal was a mile offside.

I'm not sure but I don't think Egypt put super-sub, from the Africa Cup of Nations on tonight, or they might have got a goal.

At least they leadd for almost the entire first half.

Glen

The Super-Sub (Gedo) actually played. it wasnt our day/night ...but yah, that 3rd goal was definitely questionable.

Karim

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