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Wednesday 26 September 2007
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With 5000 faithful watching in a tense and intimidating atmosphere, El Gouna FC managed to squeeze out a 0-0 draw against a very physical La Farana site in Fayoum. To add to misery Samuel Ocran missed form the penalty stop one minute before the final whistle. |
Tuesday 11 September 2007
Hesham Zinhom put El Gouna FC on the scoreboard with a 5th minute piledriver. Mahmoud Abdel Razzaq's immaculate freekick put the homes side further ahead halfway through the first half. Mohamed El Hady converted from the penalty spot to make it 3-0 into 65 minutes of play. Samuel Ocran made El Gouna FC cruising to a 4-0 victory over lowly Nasr El Fikriya.
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Wednesday 05 September 2007
| Hesham Zinhom opened the score in the 40th minute in a winsdswept encounter at Grand Club in Hurghada. Struggling El Gouna FC managed to double the score five minutes before the final whistle by a fierceful header of Samuel Ocran and Mohamed El Hady sealing a 3-0 victory. |
Wednesday 29 August 2007
| Raed scores in extra time to gain El Gouna FC three points. Pleass go to The League. |
Wednesday 22 August 2007
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Beni Suef vs El Gouna FC 0-2
Goals by Haytham Hussein and Mohamed El Khattib. Ifeani red-carded ten minutes into the second half. |
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Sunday 19 August 2007
| El Gouna FC should receive a new impetus having ensured the striking abilities of Nigerian Ifeani Khalou and Samuel Ocran from Ghana, pictured left. Upfront the two are destined to quench El Gouna FC's thirst for goals during the 2007/08 campaign. |
Friday 17 August 2007
| El Gouna FC returnd from their summer training sessions in Alexandria. The club took on the likes of Petrojet and Haras Al Haddood to draw, Itthad and Sekka Al Hadded to loose, and Tram Alex, Labhour, Mahel Baherrah and Saudi to win. |
Thursday 12 July 2007
| Yasser Mostafa Kama Abdel Fatah ,pictured top row third from left, transferred to bogey team Aluminium from Naq Hammadi, personally sealed his old club's faith in a pre-season friendly encounter at the Bustan Ground. His thunderbolt strike from the left channel from at least 40 yards painfully reminded El Gouna FC from his skills and lethal scoring abilities. |
Tuesday 10 July 2007
New head coach Ramadan El Sayeed fielded seven new players to take on Momtaz club Enppi from Cairo for his first representative match wich ended in a 1-0 hone win at the Bustan Ground with Ahmd Fekry scoring from the penalty spot.
Featured are the familiar faces of Essam, Tamer Fayyad, Haytham Hussein and Osman Ahmed Osman, completed with Ahmed Mansour, Samah Zaki, Ahmed, Ahmed Ramadan, Ghanese Samuel, Tareq Mostafa and Ninu. |
Friday 29 June 2007
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El Gouna FC and Islam Ged failed to agree terms over his new contract. Islam Ged has now parted the club to join Telefonad Beni Suef |
Tuesday 26 June 2007
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Half left Mahmoud Taha and midfielder/playmaker Tarek Moestafa joined El Gouna FC for a trial period from Etisalat who were recently promoted to the Momtaz. Former international Tarek Moustafa was instrumental in the 2-0 defeat of South Africa in the final of the 1998 African Nations Cup in Burkino Fasso and has played for Petrojet, Ismaily, Ankara (Turkey), Neuchâtel Xamax (Switzerland), Zamalek, Goldi and Eastern Tobacco. |
Sunday 24 June 2007
| Itthad from Alexandria supplies three more newcomers for El Gouna FC. From left to right defender Ahmed hassan, striker Abu El Inien and stopper Omar Ghatteb. |
Wednesday 20 June 2007
| El Gouna FC have strenghtened their squad with four new players. Pictured from left to right are left back Mahmoud Abdel Razek (Etisalat), Ibrahim Josef (Al Ahly), goalkeeper Ahmed Sadel (Al Ahly) and libero Mahomoud Farouk (Asmant Assyut) |
Friday 15 June 2007
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Ramadan El Sayed, previously with Petrol Assyut, has been appointed head coach with El Gouna FC. Ramadan El Sayed was a midfielder who played in the late seventies in "Factory 36" and got transferred to Ahly in early eighties. |
Thursday 3 May 2007
| El Gouna's coach Mohamed Abdel El Sameh and his assistant Gamal El Sayeed both parted company with the club in the wake of the outcome of this season's play-off climax. Both explained their decision in what was stated as 'in the best interest of the club'. Mohamed and Gamal were both instrumental in the rise from El Gouna FC from an unsignificant fourth division outfit to one of the elite sides from the second division. |
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