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Cajuda hoped for a dozen against Aluminum
Published in FilGoal on 09 - 03 - 2006

Zamalek boss Manual Cajuda voiced his happiness with his side's 5-0 victory over Aluminum and insisted that he didn't expect the match to be quite as easy for them.
"The match was unexpectedly easily, nevertheless, the players' could have made history and scored like a dozen of goals," Cajuda told FilGoal.com on Thursday.
Zamalek gave Aluminum a 5-0 drubbing in their match on Wednesday to continue topping the league table with a tally of 39 points, while Aluminum remained in 12th place with 14 points.
Asked about not fielding Wael El-Kabani and sending in Hazem Emam in the second-half, Cajuda said that he is responsible for the starting line-up.

Zamalek boss Manuel Cajuda
"I decide on the starting players and the necessary substitutions according to the team needs and the players' capability of following instructionsorders," he said.
“We scored 13 goals in five matches and only conceded one in our match against Arab Contractors, I think this shows good progress."
The Portuguese coach gave his players a three-day break before resuming their preparations for their friendly against Iraqi club Zawraa on March 16th.
On the other hand, Zamalek six international in addition to Egypt skipper Hossam Hassan were invited by Arab Union Football Association (UAFA) and Saudi Arabian Football Association (SAFF) president Prince Sultan bin Fahd to visit the holy city of Al-Madinah.


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