KNOW YOUR ENEMY: Guinea’s top goal scorer
Pascal Feindouno is Guinea’s top Goal Scorer. It seems he knows Malawi very well. In 2005 he scored the first goal when Guinea beat Malawi 3-1 . On June 21, 2009 he scored both goals when Guinea beat Malawi 2-1 in Guinea. Malawi and Guinea meet again this Saturday at Kamuzu Stadium.
When the Flames fail to score the blame is always on the strikers. Pascal Feindouno is a midfielder but he happens to be Guinea’s top Goal Scorer. Is he Steven Gerrard? No way? Anyway, did you know that on 12 October 2007, it was reported that English Premiership giant Liverpool F.C.’s manager Rafael Benítez would make a bid to purchase him at the next January (2008) transfer window? If you didn’t know now you know.
This Saturday, the Flames not only need to win but they need to win big. If they will win by a margin of less than 3 goals they will still be on last position in Group E. So I am expecting the Flames to take risks this Saturday. Watch out! If you go all out to attack Guinea will counter attack via a highway. In Burkina Faso they managed to score 2 goals. Against Ivory Coast they managed to score a goal. Against Malawi they scored two goals. A fortnight ago they scored 3 goals in Egypt. As you can see they also like to attack.
The Flames will need to avoid conceding an early goal. If Guinea will score make sure Pascal Feindouno is not the scorer. Not that it makes any difference but I don’t want to be the one to say: “I told you so.”
Do you know the enemy?
Do you know your enemy?
Well, gotta know the enemy
“Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.”
You can throw the caution to the wind.
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Nous battrons Malawi dans leur propre arrière-cour




No Game Fellow Malawians Cause We’re Comming to Iin And Take Home Our Tree3 point beleive that. But All I Got To Said Is ood Luck And Lets Keep the Game Clain And Fear .
But With All That We Still Love Each Other
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Kodi anthu atatuwa akuti chani?




Mfana, the first two comments are in French.
1. We’ll beat Malawi at their own backyard
2. Guinea will win
As for Black Boy White Boy, his writing is a mixture of English and some language that I don’t know.
KNOW YOUR ENEMY PART 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glI3miTNwWo
That’s Guinea vs. Ivory Coast in the video. Did you see Eboue the Great run coast to coast with the ball?
Becareful of counter-attacks. Guinea paid the price. It seems that most teams when they play at home they forget about defending.
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