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Which team do you hate most

3 days ago i made a post on the opposite of this whichw as which team do pakistanis like most and after alot of comments it was man unt, barca, real and bayern so today i was curious which teampakistanis hate most mine is obviously man city being man unt fan but im curious what is you guys is

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u/Shaheerabidsiddiqui — 2 days ago
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Wang Xiao He — The Coach Behind Pakistan’s South Asian Games Golds

Wang Xiaohe has been one of the most successful coaches in the history of the Pakistan national football team, and arguably the most successful so far.

First arriving through Chinese foreign aid before the 1989 South Asian Games, he guided Pakistan to the gold medal that year, the country’s first major official international football title in decades since the 1952 Quadrangular Tournament.

He later became associated with Pakistan Army FC and returned to coach Pakistan again in 2003. Under his leadership, Pakistan’s U23 side won another South Asian Games gold medal in 2004, after the tournament had switched to an under-23 format.

During his career, Wang also coached in China with teams such as Bayi Football Team and Xi’an Anxinyuan, while remaining closely connected to football in Pakistan for many years.

u/Humble-Educator-5140 — 5 days ago
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Pakistan Football App

Hi All,

Ive been working on an FotMob/sofascore style app as an assignment for University but made it exclusive to following Pakistan Football. Its far from finished but I thought Id ask the reddit for any advice on stuff to add and also I wanted to ask if you guys would think thered be any demand for something like this as I might end up releasing it for free on the app store.

Note: a lot of the data like player statistics or the highlight page on the home screen feature fake/filler data as the app is unfinished.

Any advice would be appreciated. Hopefully ill have a finished app in the next couple months or so.

u/Training-Cellist-529 — 3 days ago
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Franchise or Traditional League?

Should Pakistan install a franchise league or a traditional league as it's top division? For example, a franchise league provides stability and controlled long term investment while for example, a traditional league provides unpredictability and merit based competition. In your opinion, which is the better option for the top division of Pakistan Football?

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u/Either-Chance-6222 — 3 days ago
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Off topic - Looking for volunteer admin for Football FB page

Salam all,

Running a growing Facebook page covering football news, highlights, transfers, memes, basically all things football. Looking for a volunteer admin who lives and breathes the game.

I'm preferably looking for somebody young (student) who can post 5 to 6 times/day (news, match updates, videos, reels, engaging content), engage with followers and remain active for min 6 hours/day. He/she should have good football knowledge, what content clicks, basic editing and consistently.

This is an unpaid volunteer gig.

If interested please send me a DM.

Thanks.

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u/waqar911 — 6 days ago
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We were supposed to get at least some details about the new league by late April or early May, but so far there’s been complete silence.

Mohsen Gilani’s tenure started almost a year ago now, yet everything still feels extremely slow with no real updates.

Does anyone know what type of teams will actually compete in the league? Will it include existing clubs like Karachi United, Popo FC, etc., or is it going to be a franchise-based system?

Also, what happens to departmental teams? Will they be part of the league as well, or completely separate?

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u/Humble-Educator-5140 — 8 days ago