Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) expects an apology as well as some kind of settlement from TouchSky Sports (TSS), the organisers of the Clash of the Titans football series between Pakistan and India that was to be held in England this month
The reason for the delay in construction given by the PFF was that the FIFA development officers were busy with their other commitments.
Munir Aftab inspires kids in poverty and crime stricken Lyari Town.
Chief Editor Ali Ahsan reviews the SAFF U16 Championship win by Pakistan and talks about what lies ahead.
On the departure of Siddique Sheikh and Nadia Naqvi from PFF being nothing more than a gimmick.
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.
If what Essa says is true, then there can be no question that those who give less than 100% should not be selected but when you look at the build-up to the Bangladesh match, a World Cup qualifier no less, then any player arriving a few days ahead of the match would shake their head at the chaotic preparations – and to be honest, the domestic-based players should have done the same.
By Mohammad Yaqoob LAHORE: The Pakistan Football Federation (PFF), having finally got a great opportunity of sending the national team...
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...
John Duerden writes for Dawn.Com about Pakistan's chances to over-turn the 0-3 deficit against Bangladesh in Lahore like Liverpool did back in 2005 against AC Milan.
