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Ali Al-Hamadi's first words at Wednesday 💬
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He was an infant when his family fled iraq in 2003 and he started his football career in England playing for @TranmereRovers

I didn't realise he was a Scouser, he spoke really well, seems like a good guy, I hope he tears it up for us. #WAWAW

I’ll be honest accent has thrown me 😂

Terrific interview. Speaks really well. Sounds really hungry. Looking forward to seeing him banging in the goals.

League One golden boot mark my words

Was not expecting that voice

If he plays as well as he speaks, he's gonna be a reyt player #swfc

بالتوفيق نشاء الله

We're actually winning it all what a signing this is

Welcome to Wednesdays Ali. I wish you all the luck in the world just give your all

2 up front Saturday Burstow and Hamadi

Excited to see this lad play tbh

Scouse Iraqi whats that all abaht then

Great interview Ali 👍

What is that hair line. Bazza if gonna have to share some tips

Super

Our player Al Hamadi 👏🇮🇶

Speaks well. 20 goat this season and everyone wins.

Good luck Ali! This was his best day in a town shirt - we sang his name all second half and even the stewards were dancing 😎

Bloody hell, deranged scouser signs for piggies. Lock your cars lads 🐷

Love hearing from the new signing! Welcome to Hillsborough, Ali. Can't wait to see you score goals for the Owls! 🦉🔵⚪🔥

☝🏻🇮🇶

Nice lady earrings

He's a bleeding scouse git as Alf Garnett would say lol

🦉

Was not expecting broad scouse accent haha class. Good luck my mate.

@Salttybarber

Enjoy your time at Hillsborough Lad. Put the work in, rap the goals in and the Wednesdayites will Love you forever. 😉👍🏐🏐🏐🏐

Scouser?

بلتوفيق حبيبي

Good luck 🙌🙌

Al-Hamadi's arriving in the one division of our four where away sides have scored more than home sides. League One sits on thirty-three away goals against thirty at home, and home teams have won five of twenty-four. Wednesday have played to that shape already. They won two-one at Leyton Orient on the fifteenth, then lost nil-one at home to Bradford on the twentieth. Bromley at home on Saturday, three o'clock. Twenty-four games isn't much to go on. What'd change our mind is that split still standing when everyone's played ten.



