ZacNaloen wrote:According to Wiki he is, Mali is a Christian country as well so it's plausible.
the most epic of fails I'm afraid Zac
"An estimated 90% of Malians are Muslim"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mali#Religion
ZacNaloen wrote:According to Wiki he is, Mali is a Christian country as well so it's plausible.
"As well"Wax Jacket wrote:ZacNaloen wrote:According to Wiki he is, Mali is a Christian country as well so it's plausible.
the most epic of fails I'm afraid Zac
"An estimated 90% of Malians are Muslim"
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mali#Religion
It's equally accepted, even if it is in the minority. I.e, you will find Malian Christians.The constitution establishes a secular state and provides for freedom of religion, and the government largely respects this right.[44]

Or how they failed to deal with it in Sully Muntari's case!soggy biscuit wrote:Massive LOL @ Jay.
In addition - sh*tloads of Muslim players in the Premier League, I posted an article a while back about many of them deal with playing during Ramadan.
That's the same with pretty much any person who follows a religion isn't it? They all take the bits that suit them and their lifestyle.Smoking Kills Dancing Doe wrote:I once heard Jewell talking about Ellington and how he totally lost his way after converting. Wasn't knocking him, just said football was no longer his priority.
In my experience of things some of the Muslim players are only Muslim when is suits them, though footballers and morals are not an easy combination. Though there are some who do great work.
http://www.sport4charity.org/about.html
Salif Diao. Top bloke, crap player....
I think the article I posted was probably off the back of Muntari-Ramadan-gateTony Le Mesmer wrote:Or how they failed to deal with it in Sully Muntari's case!soggy biscuit wrote:Massive LOL @ Jay.
In addition - sh*tloads of Muslim players in the Premier League, I posted an article a while back about many of them deal with playing during Ramadan.
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