For all Newzealand fans you are welcome in my country The Kingdom of bahrain
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For any help when you come do not hesitate to call me , I will be one of your friends here.
We are friendly nation and open mind and modern country
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We looking to your country as friends and we respect yours team and we are waiting this match impatiently and if you won we will say congratulations to you .
best regards
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what an invite-such gracious hospitality is another reason i was happy that Saudi Arabia did not come through
tell us about your country Isa
Salmon swim upstream
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[COLOR=#ff0000 size=4]For all Newzealand fans you are welcome in my country The Kingdom of bahrain[IMG]
Nice of the king to get in touch
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Seems like only their journos are biased. Good stuff Bahrain! 
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Thanks for the flattery
My country, Bahrain is very small in the Gulf region, although small, its very great importance in the region.
Bahrain, before five thousand years ago was called Dilmun, was also called the land of immortality, I found site can benefit from it. http://www.bahraintourism.com/
Meaning of the name of my country (Bahrain): Double Sea, where our forefathers in the past, extract fresh water from fountain, lower the sea water near the shore, where first the sea was salty, and the sweet second.
Bahrain religiously tolerant country, the majority Muslims, there are also Christ and the Jews live among us without a difference, do not be surprised to find a mosque and interview the church, and believes in Bahrain all types of people, because it is a transit in the region.
Bahrain is financial center in the region and contains most of the main branches of international banks.
There is a parliament in Bahrain, constitutional democracy, not hide from you that there are political problems between the government and people, but people are very peaceful.
All the people are educated, and the vast English-speaking, education is free, and health care free of charge.
Sorry for the prolongation
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My name is Isa and I'm a fan of football game , the strongest clubs in the current period is Muharraq Club was founded in 1928 as the first sports club in the Gulf region.
Each year Bahrain organizes the world championships Bahrain Formula 1, and this year will open the season in Bahrain on March 17, 2010.
Some friends here blame on some press releases, I tell him this was normal between the sports newspapers and we see a lot in European countries, but does not mean that all that written is the truth, but to create excitement among the fans.
My sincere greetings to the public Of New Zealand
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The National Stadium in Bahrain and the pictures show one of the international matches for the national team
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Welcome, will you be making the trip across to NZ?
ive got a song that wont take long, Adelaide are rubbish.. the second verse is same as the first.. ADELAIDE ARE RUBBISH
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Welcome, will you be making the trip across to NZ?
Depends on the first round, may be in New Zealand if we win here.
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Our team played in four months previous eight games, results were as follows:
Bahrain Vs Inter milan (All stars are played ) 0-1 On 16-8-2009
Bahrain Vs KENYA ( Fifa Rank 104) 2-1 On 27-8-2009
Bahrain Vs Iran( Fifa Rank 60 ) 4-2 On 31-8-2009
Bahrain Vs Uzbekistan ( Fifa Rank 85) 1-0 On 17-6-2009
Bahrain Vs Saudi Arabia ( Fifa Rank 65 ) 0-0 On 4-9-2009
Bahrain Vs Saudi Arabia( Fifa Rank 65 ) 2-2 On 9-9-2009
Bahrain Vs Jordan ( Fifa Rank 129 ) 4-0 On 2-6-2009
Bahrain Vs Kongo ( Fifa Rank 79 ) 3-1 On 30-5-2009
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For the game against Milan do you mean all your stars were played, all their stars were played or both?
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I think he means that it was a strong Inter side they played.
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From the match report in Gulf News:
Macala prepared 26 players for the friendly. The starting line-up includes Goalkeeper Sayed Mohammed Jaffar, defenders Mohamed Hubail, Hussain Baba, Sayed Mohammed Adnan, Mahmood Ringo, Ahmed Hasan, midfielders Mohamed Salmeen, Mohamed Jalal, Ali Abdulwahab, Husain Salman and striker Hussain Ali.
Other team members were goalkeeper Ahmed Abbas, defenders Rashid Al Allan, Abbas Ayyad, Ebrahim Al Meshkhas, strikers Ismail Abdullatif, Abdulla Humaidan, Sayed Ali Isa and Ala'a Hubail.
On the other hand, Mourinho called on 21 strong players this friendly, including new signing Eto'o, Diego Milito and Mario Balotelli, midfielders Ricardo Quaresma, Sulley Muntari, Patrick Vieira, Rene Khrin, Joel Obi and Lorenzo Crisetig.
Other top players include defenders Ivan Cordoba, Lucio, Maicon, Marco Materazzi, Nelson Rivas, Walter Samuel and Davide Santon, besides goalkeepers Francesco Toldo and Paolo Orlandoni.
Macala prepared 26 players for the friendly. The starting line-up includes Goalkeeper Sayed Mohammed Jaffar, defenders Mohamed Hubail, Hussain Baba, Sayed Mohammed Adnan, Mahmood Ringo, Ahmed Hasan, midfielders Mohamed Salmeen, Mohamed Jalal, Ali Abdulwahab, Husain Salman and striker Hussain Ali.
Other team members were goalkeeper Ahmed Abbas, defenders Rashid Al Allan, Abbas Ayyad, Ebrahim Al Meshkhas, strikers Ismail Abdullatif, Abdulla Humaidan, Sayed Ali Isa and Ala'a Hubail.
On the other hand, Mourinho called on 21 strong players this friendly, including new signing Eto'o, Diego Milito and Mario Balotelli, midfielders Ricardo Quaresma, Sulley Muntari, Patrick Vieira, Rene Khrin, Joel Obi and Lorenzo Crisetig.
Other top players include defenders Ivan Cordoba, Lucio, Maicon, Marco Materazzi, Nelson Rivas, Walter Samuel and Davide Santon, besides goalkeepers Francesco Toldo and Paolo Orlandoni.
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Good to see that there is an offer of friendly help, I'm sure for alot of us travelling who have never been there before it could be of great help.
Have only ever hard good things about the country!!
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Good to see that there is an offer of friendly help, I'm sure for alot of us travelling who have never been there before it could be of great help.
Have only ever hard good things about the country!!
Make sure my friend you will find many friends in Bahrain welcomed to help you.
We are simple people and civilized, we welcome any visitors from any country, and for us the spirit of sport, that sport brings together the peoples of the States.
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I think he means that it was a strong Inter side they played.
Yes, that's what I'd meant.
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Bahrain religiously tolerant country, the majority Muslims, there are also Christ and the Jews live among us without a difference
You let Jews live amongst you?!
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Bahrain religiously tolerant country, the majority Muslims, there are also Christ and the Jews live among us without a difference
You let Jews live amongst you?!
Yes, there are Arab Jews in Bahrain for hundreds of years, such as Nuno family which famous in the trade of banking and gold sales, and they are loyal only to Bahrain, as well as Bahrain's Ambassador to the USA are a Jewish woman.
There is no antagonism between the Islamic religion and the Jewish religion and the Christian religion because it is divine religions, Muslim hostility against the Zionist occupier only in Israel.
There is no antagonism between the Islamic religion and the Jewish religion and the Christian religion because it is divine religions, Muslim hostility against the Zionist occupier only in Israel.
I hope that you may have understood it clearly.
I welcome your inquiry and wish you well.
Thank you
I welcome your inquiry and wish you well.
Thank you
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Mr Bahrain man
Where is a good place for all New Zealanders (apart from the team) to meet for a few drinks on the Friday night before the game? It seems most of us are arriving that day, so would be good to have something organised.
All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
And yousa fake fuck like a fleshlight
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Mr Bahrain man
Where is a good place for all New Zealanders (apart from the team) to meet for a few drinks on the Friday night before the game? It seems most of us are arriving that day, so would be good to have something organised.
Hi
I do not drink, So I apologize for not knowing personally to those places.
I do not drink, So I apologize for not knowing personally to those places.
but in this link most of the night clubs (first class) favored by the Europeans.
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Mr Bahrain man
Where is a good place for all New Zealanders (apart from the team) to meet for a few drinks on the Friday night before the game? It seems most of us are arriving that day, so would be good to have something organised.
Hi
I do not drink, So I apologize for not knowing personally to those places.
I do not drink, So I apologize for not knowing personally to those places.
but in this link most of the night clubs (first class) favored by the Europeans.
I'm sure Frankie can change that
Founder
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Bahrain religiously tolerant country, the majority Muslims, there are also Christ and the Jews live among us without a difference
You let Jews live amongst you?!
I could ask the same to Israel in regards to the Palestinians (iMuslim and/or non Jewish).
Bahrain is renowned for its open views, which are totally different from other Gulf States. 8 million people visit it every year..there must be a reason!
VUW AFC - Victoria University Football for life
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Most of the bars are found at the higher class hotels from what i've been told. Also drinking is expensive on this side of the world, a beer is 10 - 15 dollars each. A double whiskey close to 30.
Sp get your duty free as you come in, load up and then hit out... or atleast that is what i will be doing.
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Most of the bars are found at the higher class hotels from what i've been told. Also drinking is expensive on this side of the world, a beer is 10 - 15 dollars each. A double whiskey close to 30.
Sp get your duty free as you come in, load up and then hit out... or atleast that is what i will be doing.
I expect the locals to show me some hospitality and shout all the lagers
Founder
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At this stage I will probably be watching the game in a pub in Bahrain, as Feverish is too busy twatting about to let me know about tickets for the game.
All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
And yousa fake fuck like a fleshlight
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At this stage I will probably be watching the game in a pub in Bahrain, as Feverish is too busy twatting about to let me know about tickets for the game.
I'd recommend the Wrangler Bar
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Originally posted by Feverish
(I'm sure Frankie can change that)
Make sure my friend, there is no one can change that
Originally posted by Frankie Mac
(At this stage I will probably be watching the game in a pub in Bahrain, as Feverish is too busy twatting about to let me know about tickets for the game. )
Translated from Arabic
((And select the southern runway to the right of the stage to sit the public side of New Zealand, has been allocated 2000 seats, will be the ticket price (seven dinars and 500 fils 20$) and decides to open the doors, starting at three in the afternoon, with the kick-off will be at 6:30 in the evening)).
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Bahrain religiously tolerant country, the majority Muslims, there are also Christ and the Jews live among us without a difference
Bahrain is renowned for its open views, which are totally different from other Gulf States. 8 million people visit it every year..there must be a reason!
I recommend watching Aljazeera International, the English language service of the biggest Arab TV news and current affairs network in the Gulf, which broadcasts from nearby Qatar, (which is also an increasingly open society and does much to foster peace in the region).
Many former BBC journalists work for this station, including the legendary David Frost.
Aljazeera will be covering the NZ- Bahrain games over the next month, both in print and in video on its website:
See Aljazeera's sports page: http://english.aljazeera.net/sport/
And video streaming: http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now
Aljazeera news and current affairs shows (including sport) are also broadcast in NZ daily on Sky TV on the "Stratos" Channel (Channel 89).
The Auckland-based Stratos are also broadcasting local football soon, including Oceania Champions League matches involving Aucklnd City and Waitakere.
A question for our friend Mr Bahrain: what is the weather likely to be like in Manama next Saturday for the game? Maybe you can keep us posted on current weather conditions... I read that temperatures in October are between 27 degrees C. and 33 degrees C. with humidity about 70 % - and it never rains at this time of year. What is the evening temperature at 6pm?
Big Pete 65, Christchurch
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A question for our friend Mr Bahrain: what is the weather likely to be like in Manama next Saturday for the game? Maybe you can keep us posted on current weather conditions... I read that temperatures in October are between 27 degrees C. and 33 degrees C. with humidity about 70 % - and it never rains at this time of year. What is the evening temperature at 6pm?
Hi friend
The temperature in October this time (6:30 pm), is between 28 to 30 degrees C.
Humidity between 60% to 70%
The temperature in October this time (6:30 pm), is between 28 to 30 degrees C.
Humidity between 60% to 70%
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Will this site be streaming the first leg live in English?
You know we belong together...
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Will this site be streaming the first leg live in English?
I do not think so because it news channel .
Official Website of the sports channels on this link,http://www.aljazeerasport.net/ .
Official Website of the sports channels on this link,http://www.aljazeerasport.net/ .
and do not find a link to the live broadcast.
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Aljazeera is a good news channel, I have watched a few times in NZ. It appears very unbiased, which is very different to American news channels
Aljazeera is much like BBC, but for the Middle East.
Aljazeera is much like BBC, but for the Middle East.
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