Am not amazed whatsoever how Al Hadary just gave up his career with Al Ahly for money from an international club which he claimed to be so famous but in fact is simply not that famous.....it is great to see how much i used to love him and always used to say "rabena yehmeeh" everytime he would keep a goal while he turns out to be a money runner.....no one told Hadary not to go international...no one did not make him a star...in fact ever since i started to get closer to football he is been one of my favourite stars....he could have waited till the end of the dawry and then left but no he decides with all the ego in the world to just say goodbye...to his fans, to al ahly and to everyone who beleived in him in egypt...and dont tell me that he was not recognized in the past for his efforts which is why he left...in fact he was more recognized than many others....it is sad but true how he turned from a glorious star into a greedy one over night...just by running after money...of course he had to come back..of course he had to apologize...the question remains how long will it take you hadary to regain the same position and popularity you had before that move? how long will it take to change your image in front of your fans from a greedy star this time to once again a glorious one:)))))))))love egypt...love your fans...that's all am going to say...stop being so ego centric:)))))
http://www.fifa.com/worldfootball/clubfootball/news/newsid=710002.html
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But you know, Al Ahly and most of the Egyptian teams do not allow their players or give them the chance to try their luck anywhere out of Egypt. Sometimes it is not all about money, there is fame also, and sometimes players cannot get the international fame without joining European teams.
I know it wasn't ethical to just leave his team without prior notice, however his team had to be more understanding from the beginning and they should have given him the choice to leave if e really wants to.
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