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Bassem Morsi, the former Egyptian football player, has lashed out at Hossam Hassan, the coach of the Egyptian national team, regarding his recent comments about Egyptian Premier League clubs. Morsi criticized Hossam Hassan for not achieving any clear accomplishments since beginning his coaching career in 2007, implying that coaching the eleventh-placed teams or those in the middle of the table doesn't constitute a real achievement. He also noted that Hassan has not even won a "Ramadan Lantern" trophy despite his many years in coaching. Additionally, Morsi pointed out that most of the teams Hassan has managed were close to relegation, and that leading Zamalek club isn't an achievement in itself. He emphasized that focusing on results and titles is the true measure of success. Morsi concluded his comments by evaluating the Egypt-Angola match, stating that the Angolan national team performed better.
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