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Brief Profile
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Name:
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Akram Ammanoel |
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Date of Birth:
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1967 |
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Club:
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Al
Quawa Al Jawiya (Air Force) |
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Position:
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Forward |
Started like most
players in the local teams in his neighborhood, Al-Bataween. In 1978 he was
called to play for the Police (Shorta) Junior team and immediately he was promoted in
the following season for the youth team.
In 1980, he moved to the Air Force SC (Quwa Al Jawiya) Youth team under the directions of the
coach Jarges Ilias and then Kathem Waal. Being the top scorer with the team,
he called up the attention of the first team coach, Mijbil Fartoos to
include him in the Club's premier division team for the 83-84 season as he
stayed with the team since then except for two season as he joined the Jaish
(Military) Club during his National Military Service.
Quawa Al Jawiya 1997
He started to get
the attention of other coaches and teams in the 91-92 season when he scored
27 Goals even though he missed many games with his club.
He will always be remembered by his fans for
scoring the all-important goal over rivals Al-Zawraa, who only needed a
single point to win the league but Akram’s solid goal helped Al-Jawia to
snatch the title from their deadly rivals and secure the 92/93 Iraqi league
title.
In the season of
1996-97, he was chosen as the second player in Iraq after his club won every
trophy at hand in that season.
He started his
International debt in 1988 as he was selected for the Iraqi Olympic team and
then after for the National team, yet did not get his true chance until 1992
to play as a starter as he faced great competition from the likes Ahmad
Radhi and Karim Saddam.
Quawa Al Jawiya 2000
Click
here
to watch Akram
Ammanoel scores a winning goal against Al-Shourta in a 1-0 win in the 4th
League game of the 2000 season
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