Bahria University Football Team – Analysis – Strikers – Part 2

Bahria University Football Team – Analysis – Strikers – Part 2

Fouad Ashraf: The new recruit in the Bahria team has been getting his fair share of matches, as he looks to build his experience.

So far, the striker has not really scored a very memorable goal for the team, but he seems to be on his way to making a name for himself in the squads starting eleven.

Foaud, unlike most of the Bahria University strikers, isn’t easily knocked off the ball and this can prove to be his greatest asset, as he could develop into a lone striker or a hitman for the team.

However, hopefully he doesn’t end up wasting his career by spending too much time indulging in off the pitch activities with the likes of Aneeb and Hanaan, who are well reputed for running a player or two in the past.

Ali Swatti: The striker/keeper has managed to score a number of brilliant goals for the BU team in the past. He seems to almost always be on hand to play matches and has a reservoir of stamina hidden inside him.

Swatti might not be the quickest or brightest of players, but he plays with his heart. Not only does this compensate for his technique, but it also makes him all the more likable.

However, the striker’s greatest asset is his aerial ability. Swatti can head the ball from just about anywhere and many of the team’s players actually urge him to use his head more than his feet.

Hasan: Another new recruit to the Bahria team, Hasan started off the back foot. His first match resulted in him failing to make an impact and being forced to come off.

Since then, he has started to integrate himself into the squad and even went on to score a brace in the team’s match in the Pasban Complex.

Being the only left footed striker in the squad, he is bound to become an important figure in the team in the near future.

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Posted by Areeb Khan on Nov 24 2011. Filed under Education, Opinion, Pakistan. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry