If the PFF is serious, it can easily appoint a foreign coach. If all that is possible and isn’t being done then there is only one conclusion to it: They don’t want a foreign coach and that’s not because they can’t afford it.
July20July 20, 2011
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July18July 18, 2011
“Commitment” – The Pakistani excuse
By Editorial StaffIn
by FPDC staffer M. Shahnawaz ‘Commitment‘ became the best used excuse by Tariq Lutfi and his staff, any player they...
July15July 15, 2011
President PFF left for Germany to participate in 5thWomen Football Symposium
Lahore, July 14, 2011 President Pakistan Football Federation (PFF), Makhdoom Syed Faisal Saleh Hayat and Mrs. Rubina Irfan, Chairperson Women...
July14July 14, 2011
PFF must act now as foreign coaches line up for the job (DAWN)
By Shazia Hasan Pakistan football team’s chief coach Tariq Lutfi may come up with all sorts of arguments to save...
July14July 16, 2011
Hameedullah elected New Secretary of DFA Central
The on-going crisis in Karachi District Football Association (DFA) Central saw new officials being elected through its Executive Committee and...
July14July 14, 2011
PFF must act now as foreign coaches line up for the job
By Shazia Hasan [Dawn.com] Pakistan football team’s chief coach Tariq Lutfi may come up with all sorts of arguments to...
July8December 7, 2020
PFF’s Sardar Naveed Haider interview on Channel 5
By Editorial StaffIn
PFF Director of Marketing, Sardar Naveed Haider Khan, had an interview at Channel 5 "Khailta Pakistan" sports show on 7 July 2011.
July7July 7, 2011
No foreign coach but an overhaul at PFF is the key [Dawn]
by Shazia Hasan, for Dawn. http://epaper.dawn.com/ArticleText.aspx?article=07_07_2011_020_005 FOLLOWING the national team’s defeats in all the three important qualifiers this year, the...
July7July 7, 2011
Trouble continues in Karachi DFA Central administration
President Aqeel Tazeem Naqvi goes on leave, senior VP Aqeel Bilgirami resigns on making secretary Asif Zaheer as new president.
July5July 5, 2011
Pakistani Football: A force or farce?
By our Islamabad Correspondent Shahrukh Sohail Nearly 3000 thousand roaring fans, cheering their team on. Chants and cries resonate...