Talk:Kuwait national football team

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Mohammed Ibrahem wasn't caretaker in 2004 he was the coach from March until December. --Qadsawi (talk) 14:57, 24 July 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Who or what is Rashidnho?

Just reading through and under "Current Squad" there is a player called Abdulla Rashid (Rashidnho). According to the table at the young age of 18 he has 100 caps. Now that's extremely hard to believe in its self, but he would also appear to have scored 320 international goals, making him by a distance the country's top ever goalscorer at the age of 18 (despite Bashar Adbullah already being named as their all time leading scorer at the beginning of the Kuwait national football team article), but also with an average of over 3 goals in every game at senior, international level. Rashidnho hasn't got a page of his own, which is shame because he sounds like he could go down in history as the greatest player ever at this rate. He apparently does have a club though, playing for Al-Nasr in Kuwait's domestic league. Though there is no mention of this starlet of Asian football on Al-Nasr SC's squad list or page in general. Is there any evidence that this player even exists, never mind his god-like statistics?

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Bader Almatawa is the best Kuwaiti football with 56 goals and most capped of all time in the world — Preceding unsigned comment added by 46.186.226.36 (talk) 11:47, 30 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]