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Shandong coach, players receive lengthy ban
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Updated: 2005-11-11 09:49

Tumbakovic, Zheng Zhi and Pazin are also imposed a fine of US$4,500 each.

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The other ruling the committee made orders the Al Ahli of the United Arab Emirates be suspended for two editions (2006 and 2007) of the AFC Champions League with a fine of US$94,500.

The UAE league champions failed to show up for their Group C match this season's Champions League against Neftchi Fergana of Uzbekistan in Tashkent, citing safety reasons.

National team coach prepares for the change

Zhu Guanghu, China's national team coach when hearing the news that his skipper Zheng was banned, was designing tactics with Zheng as the core.

The national team, which are trainning in Nanjing, will play a friendly against Serbia & Monteneoro on November 13.

"I had planned to xerox the tactics in the China-Germany friendly in which Zheng played best," Zhu told the Sports Weekly. "But now, with less than 60 hours for preparation, I myself don't know what changes I would make."


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