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July 3rd, 2006 | By: Shahed | 8 Comments »

It has been fun blogging for the last six months and I like to thank you all readers out there for making this blog successful.

Many of you realized that I dissappeared during the World Cup. To stop you from speculating of my whereabout, let me tell you the real story. On June 10th I flew back to States and moved into a friends apartment for the summer, which has no internet connection. With an internship and trying to settle down, I didn’t have time to blog or even try to get internet at my apartment. I successfuly got my Internet on June 30th, and by then it was too late for any Saudi blogging.

The Saudi team in this World Cup gave two extreme impressions to viewers. But overall, they have done a good job. The success story of this World Cup is that Saudi players will be slowly moving outside to play in Europe. Ahmed Al Sewalih, who wasn’t in the World Cup, has completed paper work in moving to Salzburg of Austria. At the same time, there are news that European clubs are trying to get in hold of Yasser Al Qahtani. To me Saudi Arabia will come back to their fifth World Cup in South Africa with a much confident team, as all the young players of this year will be the bright stars of 2010.

I like to thank you few people for their consistent contribution to this blog: Saeed, Shahab Ali, Moe, Explorer, Naveed, and anyone I forgot!

Farewell folks. If you ever want to talk about the Saudi team, shoot me an e-mail at shahed1984@gmail.com. Or if you around in the states ( virginia, maryland or dc), you can call me at 434.409.1223.

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By acid911 | July 9th, 2006 at 7:48 pm

Thank you for all your efforts, Shahed. It was fun coming to this blog and sharing viewpoints with other fans. It was full of both facts and emotion. I was, however, a tad disappointed with the final result of the tournament. None of my favorite teams (Brazil, Portugal and Saudi Arabia) went as far as they could have. Oh well, that’s life.

Anyway, as for the Saudi team, I was ecstatic when Sami Al-Jabir scored the second goal, and I knew they could win this one. They disappointed against a second-grade Ukraine side, and then played somewhat better against the Spain. How much of a difference the first game made. And of course, I wanted to see more of Jabir, Yassir and Dayea. Anyway, good luck everyone. Stay safe. And hope to see you in four years time.

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By Explorer | July 10th, 2006 at 12:57 am

Thank you Shahed. Well, we all know that Italy won the world cup.

I felt sorry for Zidane, he deserved a good farewell.

Oh well, Thats Life. See you in 4 years.

Explorer.

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By Bob | May 4th, 2007 at 9:37 am

hey all you saudi arabian’s! Its Bob! I just wanted to say I AM RETARDED!!! But i love saudi arabia! Its the best saudi Arabia i have ever seen! bob outieeee okzeeee??!!! No eating here tonight you on a diet!!

~ love Bob from Columbia

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By Caleria | May 4th, 2007 at 9:42 am

hey its calli here in the U.S I just wanted to say hey bob you are soo retarded! Ok Stop being such a retard! Did you go to special ed when you were younger or did you go to school at all?? you need to get a life ok! I am gonna leave now! so buy retardssss!
~♥ Calli

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By hebah | January 19th, 2008 at 6:44 pm

my best team is saudia and best players [yasserqahtani nawaf timyat]

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