2010–11 Al-Shorta SC season

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Al Shorta
Iraqi Elite League season
President Flag of Iraq.svg Raad Hammoudi
Manager Flag of Iraq.svg Younis Abed Ali (until 22 March)
Flag of Iraq.svg Hakim Shaker (from 28 to 29 March)
Flag of Iraq.svg Nabil Zaki (from 30 March onwards)
Ground Al Shorta Stadium
Iraqi Elite League 8th in North Group (16th overall)
Top goalscorerLeague: Amjad Kalaf (11)
All: Amjad Kalaf (11)
←  2009–10
2011–12  →

In the 2010-11 season, Al Shorta competed in the Iraqi Premier League, which at the time was called the Iraqi Elite League. They attempted to win the league, but as a result of losing many of their key players, they found themselves battling to avoid relegation to the lower division. They survived on goal difference, one place ahead of relegated Al Mosul, by defeating Al Naft on the last day of the season thanks to a brace from their key player, Amjad Kalaf. [1]

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Squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1 GK Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Ali Husain (3rd captain)
3 DF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Ahmed Mohammed
5 DF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Ali Jabbar
6 MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Haitham Kadhim Jassim
8 MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Emad Ghali
9 MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Ahmad Hannon
10 FW Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Bashar Saad
11 MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Jabir Shakir
12 MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Lewaa Abdul-Hussein
13 MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Dhirgham Ismail
14 FW Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Amjad Kalaf
15 DF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Waleed Bahar
17 FW Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Hashim Ridha (captain)
18 MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Ali Zoyed
No.Pos.NationPlayer
19 DF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Kassim Zidan (vice-captain)
20 MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Fareed Majeed
21 DF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Ismail Ahmed
22 GK Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Luay Khalil
29 FW Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Ali Oudah
30 DF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Mohammed Kareem
35 MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Ahmad Fadhel
66 MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Wissam Kadhim
99 DF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Ahmed Chasib
— GK Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Hussein Shallal
— MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Ahmed Khalaf
— MF Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Mahdi Kamel
— FW Flag of Iraq.svg  IRQ Omar Kadhim

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Transfers

In

DatePos.NameFromFee
August 2010FW Flag of Iraq.svg Ahmad Hannon Flag of Iraq.svg Al Quwa Al Jawiya -
September 2010FW Flag of Iraq.svg Karrar Tariq Flag of Iraq.svg Al Talaba -
September 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Waleed Bahar Flag of Iraq.svg Al Naft -
September 2010FW Flag of Iraq.svg Ali Oudah Flag of Iraq.svg Al Naft -
September 2010MF Flag of Iraq.svg Mohammed Hannon Mashkoor Flag of Iraq.svg Al Quwa Al Jawiya -
October 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Kassim Zidan Flag of Iraq.svg Al Zawraa -
October 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Ahmed Mohammed Flag of Iraq.svg Al Quwa Al Jawiya -
October 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Ali Jabbar Flag of Iraq.svg Al Zawraa -
October 2010GK Flag of Iraq.svg Ali Husain Flag of Iraq.svg Al Naft -
October 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Mohammed Ali Karim Flag of Iraq.svg Al Zawraa -
February 2011MF Flag of Iraq.svg Fareed Majeed Flag of Iran.svg Naft Tehran F.C. -
February 2011MF Flag of Iraq.svg Jabir Shakir Flag of Iraq.svg Al Quwa Al Jawiya -
February 2011MF Flag of Iraq.svg Haitham Kadhim Jassim Flag of Iraq.svg Baghdad FC -

Out

DatePos.NameToFee
September 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Ahmed Kadhim Assad Flag of Iraq.svg Al Naft -
September 2010GK Flag of Iraq.svg Akram Sabih Flag of Iraq.svg Al Hassanin -
September 2010GK Flag of Iraq.svg Wissam Gassid Flag of Iraq.svg Al Quwa Al Jawiya -
September 2010FW Flag of Iraq.svg Hussein Karim Flag of Iraq.svg Dohuk FC -
October 2010FW Flag of Iraq.svg Asaad Abdul-Nabi Flag of Iraq.svg Al Masafi -
October 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Emad Khalaf Flag of Iraq.svg Najaf FC -
October 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Salah Hilal Flag of Iraq.svg Al Quwa Al Jawiya -
October 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Manhal Abbas Flag of Iraq.svg Samarra FC -
October 2010FW Flag of Iraq.svg Younis Shakor Flag of Iraq.svg Arbil FC -
October 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Ous Ibrahim Flag of Iraq.svg Arbil FC -
October 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Raad Magtoof Flag of Iraq.svg Baghdad FC -
October 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Saad Attiya Hafidh Flag of Iraq.svg Arbil FC -
December 2010DF Flag of Iraq.svg Samal Saeed Mujbel Flag of Iraq.svg Najaf FC -
January 2011MF Flag of Iraq.svg Khaldoun Ibrahim Flag of Iran.svg Naft Tehran F.C. -
February 2011FW Flag of Iraq.svg Karrar Tariq Flag of Iraq.svg Najaf FC -
February 2011MF Flag of Iraq.svg Kareem Tahran Flag placeholder.svg-
February 2011MF Flag of Iraq.svg Ali Shahid Flag placeholder.svg-
February 2011MF Flag of Iraq.svg Mohammad Hannon Mashkoor Flag placeholder.svg-
March 2011DF Flag of Iraq.svg Ali Kareem Flag of Iraq.svg Al-Hindiya -
March 2011DF Flag of Iraq.svg Mohammed Ali Karim Flag of Iraq.svg Arbil FC -
March 2011Manager Flag of Iraq.svg Younis Abed Ali Flag placeholder.svg-

Matches

Iraqi Elite League

First Stage (North Group)

27 November 20101 Al Karkh 0 – 0 Al Shorta Baghdad
11:30 GMT Stadium: Al Karkh Stadium
4 December 20102 Al Shorta 4 – 0 Al Ramadi Baghdad
11:30 GMT Ahmad Hannon Soccerball shade.svg10'
Amjad Kalaf Soccerball shade.svg45', 83'
Kassim Zidan Soccerball shade.svg80'		Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium
11 December 20103 Zakho 1 – 1 Al Shorta Zakho
11:00 GMT Broosh Jadir Soccerball shade.svg8' Amjad Kalaf Soccerball shade.svg20'
25 December 20104 Al Shorta 2 – 1 Al Jaish Baghdad
11:30 GMT Emad Ghali Soccerball shade.svg68'
Amjad Kalaf Soccerball shade.svg87' (pen.)		 Mustafa Khaled Soccerball shade.svg90+4'Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium
8 January 20116 Al Mosul 0 – 0 Al Shorta Mosul
11:00 GMT Stadium: Al Mosul University Stadium
15 January 20117 Al Shorta 1 – 1 Diyala Baghdad
11:30 GMT Ahmad Fadhel Soccerball shade.svg28' Mustafa Kareem Soccerball shade.svg61'Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium
30 January 20118 Al Sinaa 0 – 0 Al Shorta Baghdad
11:30 GMT Stadium: Al Sina'a Stadium
5 February 20119 Al Shorta 1 – 0 Dohuk Baghdad
11:30 GMT Amjad Kalaf Soccerball shade.svg84'Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium
9 February 201110 Al Shorta 3 – 1 Arbil Baghdad
11:30 GMT Dhirgham Ismail Soccerball shade.svg25'
Amjad Kalaf Soccerball shade.svg42', 45+1'		 Hussein Abdul-Wahed Soccerball shade.svg2'Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium
13 February 201111 Al Shorta 0 – 3 Al Kahraba Baghdad
11:30 GMT Ahmad Hassan Soccerball shade.svg9'
Ahmed Kadhem Abas Soccerball shade.svg42', 62'		Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium
19 February 201112 Samaraa 0 – 0 Al Shorta Samarra
11:00 GMT Stadium: Samaraa Stadium
28 February 201113 Al Naft 2 – 0 Al Shorta Baghdad
11:30 GMT Husain Ali Soccerball shade.svg79' (pen.)
Alaa Aasi Soccerball shade.svg84'		 Waleed Bahar Red card.svg 73'Stadium: Al Naft Stadium
14 March 201114 Al Shorta 0 – 0 Al Karkh Baghdad
11:30 GMT Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium
20 March 201115 Al Ramadi 2 – 1 Al Shorta Ramadi
11:30 GMT Ammar Ahmed Soccerball shade.svg33', 36' Hashim Ridha Soccerball shade.svg75'Stadium: Al Ramadi Stadium
29 March 201116 Al Shorta 0 – 0 Zakho Baghdad
12:00 GMT Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium
6 April 201117 Arbil 2 – 0 Al Shorta Arbil
11:30 GMT Mustafa Ahmad Soccerball shade.svg42'
Luay Salah Soccerball shade.svg74'		Stadium: Franso Hariri Stadium
17 April 201119 Al Shorta 2 – 0 Peshmerga Baghdad
12:30 GMT Ali Oudah Soccerball shade.svg57', 83'Soccerball shade cross.svgStadium: Al Shorta Stadium
30 April 201120 Diyala 1 – 1 Al Shorta Diyala
12:30 GMT Adnan Khairallah Soccerball shade.svg61' Kassim Zidan Soccerball shade.svg18'Stadium: Al Ba'quba Stadium
6 May 201121 Al Shorta 1 – 1 Al Sinaa Baghdad
13:00 GMT Ali Oudah Soccerball shade.svg90+2'
Ali Oudah Red card.svg 90+2'		 Saif Jaber Soccerball shade.svg55'
Samih Sabeeh Red card.svg 90+2'		Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium
9 June 201123 Al Kahraba 0 – 2 Al Shorta Baghdad
14:00 GMT Ahmad Hannon Soccerball shade.svg51', 89' (pen.)Stadium: Al Shorta Stadium
1 July 201124 Al Shorta 3 – 1 Samaraa Baghdad
13:30 GMT Amjad Kalaf Soccerball shade.svg65', Soccerball shade cross.svg80'
Ali Oudah Soccerball shade.svg85'
Dhirgham Ismail Soccerball shade.svg90+4'		 Muhammed Naser Numy Soccerball shade.svg70'Stadium: Al Zawraa Stadium
25 July 201125 Dohuk 1 – 0 Al Shorta Dohuk
13:30 GMT Wissam Zaki Soccerball shade.svg40'Stadium: Duhok Stadium
1 August 201126 Al Shorta 2 – 0 Al Naft Baghdad
13:30 GMT Amjad Kalaf Soccerball shade.svg39', 77'Stadium: Al Zawraa Stadium

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