-Off contract
-No longer counted as a foreigner
-Iraqi/Middle Eastern heritage
Could definately appeal to the area with a lot of Iraqi's living in the region.
-25 years old so still in his prime
-Left sided player and very handy too

You know it makes sense West Sydney ;)


Edited by aussie pride: 5/4/2012 06:50:01 PM

Oooooh. I get it.

I think they should attempt to build a strong core before expanding to other positions.

A GK, CB, CM, and Striker should be picked first as these are the key positions.

I think they should find their own players rather than leeching off the success of others even if they are a bigger club that Newcastle etc. etc.

Doesn't MV leech off others?

Edited by Roar_Brisbane: 5/4/2012 08:49:43 PM

Um, pretty sure they all do.

good player, would definitely have him at heart

No question at all - sign him up now :)

Fair enough, great lad, great player

In a salary capped league all teams 'leech' off each other at various points in their life. This isn't unique to the A-League either.

Would be a fantastic signing for them. Perfect player for the 'homeland', too. Perfect marketing tool for the team, pull on a few heart strings about the kid who came from war torn Iraq for a better life and family and making it. Could see it working.

In addition that this, Gary van Egmond wouldn't re-sign him if somebody paid him too. He'll end up at West Sydney, mark my words.

That would be a pretty good signing.

Edited by tom180: 6/4/2012 09:22:36 PM

considering he played for Marconi before going to Newcastle, I could see this happening. He definately won't be going back to the middle east one would think.

just a squad player hope he goes, definitely not a starting eleven player

This seems kinda stereotypical.

Probably, but we live in a stereotypical world where stereotypes form the structures of society.

It also has something to do with his history. When he first moved to Australia he was living in the heartland of Western Sydney and playing for Marconi.