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Ismail Mohammed (football coach)
Ismail Mohammed (born 1922 in Baghdad – January 2, 2008) was Iraq’s first national team coach who led the team at the 2nd Pan Arab Games in Beirut in 1957.
==Childhood==
The young Ismail began playing football using tennis balls which he got from a neighbour in Al-Karkh who was working with the British before he started school. It was at Dar Al-Mualamin Primary in Al-Karkh where he was taught by Egyptian PE teacher Safwat Al-Ameiri. One of his fellow students was Abdul-Ghani Askar, who Ismail still says possesses the strongest shot that he has seen to this day. Ismail played in several school tournaments involving other schools from Baghdad; one game was against the Al-Tahera Primary, where one of Baghdad’s best players Nassir “Chico” Yousef was studying.
Unlike his brother who favoured track and field events, Ismail liked to play football and helped to put together a team of local players which they called Al-Ittihad Al-Karkh (“Karkh United”) his first game was against a British Army team. Ismail scored his first goal in Hilla and his last while he was studying in England, his favourite goal came while he was playing for the Al-Karkh Select team.
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