Mr. Al Saadi Gaddafi

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  www.soccerghana.com/nonews.php?id=102 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/4/2005    Last Visited: 10/25/2007  

  Before El Khemisy's resignation, Al Saadi Gaddafi resigned as president of the Libyan Football Federation (LFF) last week.This led to the suspension of the Libyan league championship.

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  Gaddafi quits Libya post
  
  Al Saadi Gaddafi has resigned as president of the Libyan Football Federation (LFF).
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  Gaddafi joined the North African side for a two-match tour of Australia last month but was not selected by manager Mohamed El Khemisy.

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  BBC SPORT | Football | African | Gaddafi quits Libya... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/31/2005    Last Visited: 3/31/2005  

  Gaddafi quits Libya post
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  Al Saadi Gaddafi Gaddafi is yet to make an appearance for Perugia this season
  
  Al Saadi Gaddafi has resigned as president of the Libyan Football Federation (LFF).
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  The 31-year-old Gaddafi owns Tripoli clubside Al Ittihad, has a stake in Italian giants Juventus - through the Libyan Arab Foreign Investment Company - and occasionally plays for the national team.
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  Gaddafi joined the North African side for a two-match tour of Australia last month but was not selected by manager Mohamed El Khemisy.

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  BTopenworld News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/1/2004    Last Visited: 5/3/2004  

  MILAN (Reuters) - Al Saadi Gaddafi, son of the Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, has made his debut in the Italian league, coming on as a substitute for Perugia in their 1-0 Serie A win over Juventus.
  
  Gaddafi, 30, joined Perugia in the close season but had to wait until three games from the end of the season to finally take to the field after fitness problems and a ban after testing positive in a drugs test.
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  "Gaddafi came on because he is a player and not because anyone of us wanted to go into history as the one who first played the son of a head of state in the Italian championship," Cosmi told the Italian news agency ANSA.
  
  Gaddafi was previously a member of the board at Juventus and has been open about his support for the Turin club, even arranging for their Italian Super Cup match with Parma to be played in the Libyan capital Tripoli last season.

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  Beautiful Atrocities: GADDAFI & THE VAST BULGARIAN... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/7/2008    Last Visited: 3/15/2008  

  , Saadi Gaddafi has resigned as head of the Libyan Football Federation.A spokesman said this had nothing to do with the fact that the Libyan coach dropped Gaddafi from the lineup in last week's 4-1 loss to Egypt in their World Cup Qualifier, where Libyan fans ripped up chairs & hurled them at Egyptian police.
  
  Saadi, the world's most famous non-playing soccer star, traveled with the Libyan team to Australia where he didn't play but found time to wine & dine Nicole Kidman; he's also registered with Perugia, but has yet to play with them either. (Kidman on dinner: "That was business.")
  
  , Colonel Gaddafi wrapped up his 9-day visit to Algeria, which he praised for throwing out the French & suggested Algerians seek compensation from France.Gaddafi: "I cannot describe the warm welcome & the sentiments of fraternity I was surrounded by during my stay in my [sic] country Algeria.It's a holy land."(He also took time for a dig at the Saudis: "American officials I met told me that the Saudis are dirty & closed-minded.")
  
  cgm31.jpgGaddafi's extended visit & vast entourage worked the patience of his hosts: Between Hospitality & Irritation read a headline in Le Soir d'Algerie.Gaddafi was also awarded an honorary doctorate in Social Sciences by Algiers University.
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  Back home, Gaddafi was welcomed by cheering crowds.The Palestinians, meanwhile, asked for an apology after Gaddafi called them idiots: "The Palestinian people have enough headaches & do not have enough aspirin."

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  Beautiful Atrocities: gaddafi family values Archives - [Cached Version]
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  Saadi Gaddafi, the world's most famous non-playing soccer star, is leaving the game.
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  heartbreakers / statesmen / bon vivants Hannibal & Saadi Gaddafi demonstrate secret libyan handshake
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  , Ilija Loncarevic has returned as Libya's national soccier coach, a year after being sacked by Saadi Gaddafi (r.). Loncarevic's return was engineered by Saadi's brother Mohammed, who took over as Libyan Football Federation chairman after Saadi's resignation.
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  , Saadi Gaddafi has resigned as head of the Libyan Football Federation.A spokesman said this had nothing to do with the fact that the Libyan coach dropped Gaddafi from the lineup in last week's 4-1 loss to Egypt in their World Cup Qualifier, where Libyan fans ripped up chairs & hurled them at Egyptian police.
  
  Saadi, the world's most famous non-playing soccer star, traveled with the Libyan team to Australia where he didn't play but found time to wine & dine Nicole Kidman; he's also registered with Perugia, but has yet to play with them either. (Kidman on dinner: "That was business.")
  
  , Colonel Gaddafi wrapped up his 9-day visit to Algeria, which he praised for throwing out the French & suggested Algerians seek compensation from France.Gaddafi: "I cannot describe the warm welcome & the sentiments of fraternity I was surrounded by during my stay in my [sic] country Algeria.It's a holy land."(He also took time for a dig at the Saudis: "American officials I met told me that the Saudis are dirty & closed-minded.")
  
  cgm31.jpgGaddafi's extended visit & vast entourage worked the patience of his hosts: Between Hospitality & Irritation read a headline in Le Soir d'Algerie.Gaddafi was also awarded an honorary doctorate in Social Sciences by Algiers University.
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  Back home, Gaddafi was welcomed by cheering crowds.The Palestinians, meanwhile, asked for an apology after Gaddafi called them idiots: "The Palestinian people have enough headaches & do not have enough aspirin."
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  Gaddafi said to have presented Kidman with a diamond bracelet on the occasion: "He seemed disappointed when Nicole left, as romance was clearly off the menu."
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  Saadi Gaddafi, subject of a gushing profile in the NY Times, is jockeying to buy the controlling share of a well-known British soccer club for $300 million.

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  Football Federation Australia - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/19/2004    Last Visited: 1/27/2005  

  The match at Edensor Park on Wednesday 9 February has taken on a high profile with confirmation that Saadi Gadhafi, the son of the Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gadhafi, will lead the Libyan delegation and play in the match.
  
  A professional player with Italian Serie B club Perugia, Saadi Gadhafi is also chairman of the Libyan Football Federation.Libya is using the two-match visit to Sydney as preparation for an important FIFA World Cup qualifier against Egypt in March.

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  Published on: 6/21/2003    Last Visited: 10/29/2004  

  Al Saadi Gadafi, the son of the Libyan leader, has said that he believes that the right to host the 2010 World Cup will come down to a straight fight between the Arab nation and South Africa. "Libya,s chances of hosting the World Cup are the best thanks to its riches and infrastructure," said Gadafi. "I can only see South Africa directly competing with Libya, with all due respect to the other candidates." Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria and Tunisia are the other nations bidding for the World Cup which will definitely be held in Africa under the FIFA scheme to alternate the tournament from continent to continent. "We are currently undertaking a feasibility study with a German company which estimates it would cost four to six billion dollars to organise the World Cup. "Libya is ready to spend this sum," added the 29-year-old Gadafi who, as well as playing for the Al-Ittihad club and the national team, is also vice-president of the Libyan Football Federation. He is also bidding to become the president of the African Football Confederation.

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  Gaddafi finally makes Serie A debut - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/4/2004    Last Visited: 5/4/2004  

  Gaddafi finally makes Serie A debut
  
  MILAN: Al Saadi Gaddafi, son of the Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, made his debut in the Italian league on Sunday, coming on as a substitute for Perugia in their 1-0 Serie A win over Juventus.
  
  Gaddafi, 30, joined Perugia in the close season but had to wait until three games from the end of the season to finally take to the field after fitness problems and a ban after testing positive in a drugs test.
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  "Gaddafi came on because he is a player and not because anyone of us wanted to go into history as the one who first played the son of a head of state in the Italian championship," Cosmi told the Italian news agency ANSA.
  
  Gaddafi was previously a member of the board at Juventus and has been open about his support for the Turin club, even arranging for their Italian Super Cup match with Parma to be played in the Libyan capital Tripoli last season.

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  Gaddafi finally makes Serie A debut - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/2/2004    Last Visited: 5/2/2004  

  Gaddafi finally makes Serie A debut
  
  MILAN, May 2 (Reuters) - Al Saadi Gaddafi, son of the Libyan leader Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, made his debut in the Italian league on Sunday, coming on as a substitute for Perugia in their 1-0 Serie A win over Juventus.
  
  Gaddafi, 30, joined Perugia in the close season but had to wait until three games from the end of the season to finally take to the field after fitness problems and a ban after testing positive in a drugs test.
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  "Gaddafi came on because he is a player and not because anyone of us wanted to go into history as the one who first played the son of a head of state in the Italian championship," Cosmi told the Italian news agency ANSA.
  
  Gaddafi was previously a member of the board at Juventus and has been open about his support for the Turin club, even arranging for their Italian Super Cup match with Parma to be played in the Libyan capital Tripoli last season.

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