St George is back to victory winning Jimma Abba Jifar by 3-0. This match, as it was between two consecutive teams on the Ethiopian Premier League table, was a highly expected one. Yeferesegnochu Gets/የፈረሰኞቹ ገጽ / would like to discuss on lessons we can learn from this match. 1. Reacting by attacking with the wings for opponents trying to create goal opportunities using the side! Jimma Abba Jifar is a team that builds up the ball from its goalkeeper and directs the ball to the sides when they reach their opponents' field. Jimma Abba Jifar's prominent strength is the usage of the corridors and their fullbacks are the major participants on this. It's known that Jimma Abba Jifar creates goal opportunities with balls that come from the sides. On yesterday's match, St George players controlled the corridors almost completely. It was like St George, having had played Abebaw Butako and Abubeker Sani on the left and Abdulkarim Mohammed and Behailu Assefa on the ri...
Salhadin Seid, St George and Ethiopian National team striker was not seen playing in St George matches. It is known he was not training with the team in preseason due to injury. Although he recovered and was back to training, he was sidelined again picking up an injury in training. On the session Yeferesegnochu Gets / የፈረሰኞቹ ገጽ / watched today, this centre forward is back to light training. After having physical exercise in the gym in the past days, Salhadin started light training under the team's health professional’s observation. This light training players do after coming from injury, involves limited running and few stretches to ease the body into regular training over few days.
When we plan to travel long distance following our St George, the days get longer. We begin our long awaited journey to show our love in all stops on our way as we are St George ambassadors. We move following St George that made us close with each other more than a family, to concur hearts with our attractive songs not leaving any icons at home to decor cities with our bright colors wearing our yellow, red and orange jersey and scarves on our necks and decor our cars with our flags. (We don't frustrate to follow Sanjaw anywhere, we have faith we will win it proved victorious in many counts) Singing this, we are travelling to the historical city, Gondar, to back our St George. Speaking of Gondar, let's say few about the precious St George man who relates St George and Gondar. Mengistu Worku is our hero who became a king in Ethiopian football born in Gondar, 'Quara' 'Yoftahe Giorgis' in 1940 GC. F rom his father Fitawrari Worku Sinke and his mothe...
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