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Challenge Cup Final
Barking
Tigers
v
FC
Bulwer
Can this be the year of the Bull with Israr Ahmed returning from
Dubai to play in final. This team has a lot of quality about it
and for some reason has failed to live up to the expectations.
However, they are in the final and may realise their potential
with some big game players in Marvin Smith who first came to
sight with Asianos and also Luke McKenzie. Barking Tigers found
life in the first division harder than they thought but their
style of play is really good to watch. The central defensive
pairing of Amaal Khan and Randeep Dhesi have kept this team
alive. A little man by the name Shahjahan Hussain has a big
heart, when he plays the Tigers play. Managed by the Hannan Miah
in only his third season has enjoyed relative success and if he
can keep this team together they will dominate in the future.
Will the experience of FC Bulwer overcome the youth and hunger
of Barking Tigers.
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League Cup Final
LMCC
v
Forest Gate
With a side mixed with young and old talent this could be the
year for Forest Gate FC. Led by the inspirational Asif "Fishy"
Shabir who sets the standard for his team. The young guns of
Keith Oppong and Umar Farooq who both have an abundance of
talent and win games on their own. Another man to watch out for
on the day is the legendary Mohindin El Waly who is one of the
best players to play in this league. His legs might not carry
him like before but he can read a game and split open defences
with inch perfect passes. LMCC managed by Anjum Khan can beat
anyone on their day with the talent they have. At the back
although he has played up front at times this season is last
seasons player of the year Hamza the jolly giant. He plays the
game with a smile and has probably been LMCC's player of the
season. In the middle you have Nabil Butt who keeps niggling
away at the opposition and does the hard work for his team
mates. In addition to this man is Imran "Bergkamp" Patel and
having played with this man you know why they call him him
Bergkamp. This promises to be a great final considering the
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