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===National Team Oman===
===National Team Oman===
Assim was appointed as the national coach of Oman in season 40 (Oman season 10) after winning the elections with 6 out of 6 votes which is 100% of the votes, and ended his time as coach after resigning at the end of season 41 (Oman season 11).
Assim was appointed as the national coach of Oman in season 40 (Oman season 10) after winning the elections with 6 out of 6 votes which is 100% of the votes, and ended his time as coach after resigning at the end of season 41 (Oman season 11).
===Arabian Peninsular Cup===
Assim is the cup organizer for the [[Arabian Peninsular Cup]] which is a national team tournament.
===Hattrick Community===
The Hattrick Community is the best part in Hattrick, and Assim made lots of friends from many of the Hattrick countries. It seems that Hattrick isn't just a game, after all.
==As a Hattrick Staff==
Assim worked as a Hattrick staff starting as an Editor on the 23rd of September 2008, then as a Moderator on the 3rd of February 2009, and then as a GameMaster on the 28th of January 2010. Assim stepped down as a Hattrick staff member on October 2010 after working as a staff member for 2 years.


===GameMaster Duties===
===GameMaster Duties===
Assim was appointed as a [[GameMaster]] on the 28th of January 2010, and is currently a [[GameMaster]] for some Asian and African countries.
Assim was appointed as a [[GameMaster]] on the 28th of January 2010, and was in charge of some Asian and African countries. On October 2010, Assim decided to step down from his position as a GM and as a Hattrick Staff.


===Moderator Duties===
===Moderator Duties===
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===Editor Duties===
===Editor Duties===
Assim is also a Hattrick Press [[Editor]] since the 23th or September 2008 with the other first batch of editors. He's also in charge of Hattrick Press of Oman and some deals with other Arabic countries.
Assim is also a Hattrick Press [[Editor]] since the 23th of September 2008 with the other first batch of editors. He's also in charge of Hattrick Press of Oman and some deals with other Arabic countries.
 
===Arabian Peninsular Cup===
Assim is the cup organizer for the [[Arabian Peninsular Cup]] which is a national team tournament.
 
===Hattrick Community===
The Hattrick Community is the best part in Hattrick, and Assim made lots of friends from many of the Hattrick countries. It seems that Hattrick isn't just a game, after all.


==Season Table==
==Season Table==
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!width=320| Promotion / Relegation
!width=320| Promotion / Relegation
|- align=center bgcolor=#f0f000
|- align=center bgcolor=#f0f000
| '''42''' || '''12''' || '''12''' || '''Al-Dawry Al-Omani''' || '''(ongoing)''' || '''(ongoing)''' ||  
| '''42''' || '''12''' || '''12''' || '''Al-Dawry Al-Omani''' || '''(ongoing)''' || '''Round 1 (Round of 128)''' ||  
|- align=center
| '''42''' || '''12''' || '''12''' || '''Al-Dawry Al-Omani''' || '''5th''' || '''Round 5 (Quarter-final)''' || '''Won qualification and not relegated'''
|- align=center
|- align=center
| '''41''' || '''11''' || '''11''' || '''II.3''' || '''1st''' || '''Round 4 (Round of 16)''' || '''Won qualification and promoted'''
| '''41''' || '''11''' || '''11''' || '''II.3''' || '''1st''' || '''Round 4 (Round of 16)''' || '''Won qualification and promoted'''
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===Season 11===
===Season 11===
Oman FC's dream to return to Al-Dawry Al-Omani came true after winning the II.3 division again, and winning the qualification match and promoting. Although the cup run wasn't as great as the previous season, after being knocked out from Round 4 (Round of 16), but it's not that bad. Now Oman FC is trying hard to achieve a good ranking in the Al-Dawry Al-Omani.
Oman FC's dream to return to Al-Dawry Al-Omani came true after winning the II.3 division again, and winning the qualification match and promoting. Although the cup run wasn't as great as the previous season, after being knocked out from Round 4 (Round of 16), but it's not that bad. Now Oman FC is trying hard to achieve a good ranking in Al-Dawry Al-Omani.
 
===Season 12===
The most successful season in Oman FC's history. Oman FC started out pretty well and went up until first place at some point in the middle of the season but later ended up going down to 5th place in Al-Dawry Al-Omani at the end of the season due inactivity and less time to handle the team. The most memorable match of this season was beating Muechande 3-2. This was the first time Oman FC managed to beat Muechande, Oman's strongest team. Oman FC was knocked out from Round 5 (Quarter-final) from the cup.


==Arena==
==Arena==
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* Name: '''Oman National Stadium'''
* Name: '''Oman National Stadium'''
* Region: '''Masqat'''
* Region: '''Masqat'''
* Capacity: '''105000'''
* Capacity: '''125000'''
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* Highest attendance: '''79884'''
* Highest attendance: '''79884'''

Revision as of 13:03, 4 October 2010

Oman FC
Oman FC
Team Facts
Team ID: 1799161
Country:  Oman
Region: Masqat
Arena: Oman National Stadium
Fan Club: The Lions
Youth Academy: Oman FC
Youth Arena: Oman Youth Arena
Supporters: 475 (on 17/07/2009)
The Manager
Avatar:
HT-Username: Assim
Gender: Male
Nationality:  Oman
Joined: 02-22-2007
Prize Shelf
Series Champion II.2 Season 7 Series Champion II.2 Season 10 Series Champion II.2 Season 11

Oman FC is a Hattrick team based in Masqat (Oman). it was established on the 28th of February 2007 by Assim Al-Marhuby (Alias: Assim).

Manager

Assim is an Omani manager and the owner of Oman FC. He is also a GameMaster, Moderator and Hattrick Press Editor. Assim founded Oman Federation and is currently the President.

About Assim

Assim Al-Marhuby was born on the 11th of July 1991, and he is living in Muscat, Oman.
After hearing a lot about Hattrick from people, he wanted to join in Oman but couldn't find it in the list, so after a while when Oman was introduced in Hattrick, Assim decided to join Hattrick and named his team Oman FC.

Oman Federation

Oman Federation is Oman's most important federation, it's a place where Omani NT/U20 staff discuss different aspects of developing Oman. Assim is the president of Oman Federation and is also the founder.

Challenge Federation

Assim is the Vice-President of the Challenge Federation and in charge of the Challenge Federation's website

National Team Oman

Assim was appointed as the national coach of Oman in season 40 (Oman season 10) after winning the elections with 6 out of 6 votes which is 100% of the votes, and ended his time as coach after resigning at the end of season 41 (Oman season 11).

Arabian Peninsular Cup

Assim is the cup organizer for the Arabian Peninsular Cup which is a national team tournament.

Hattrick Community

The Hattrick Community is the best part in Hattrick, and Assim made lots of friends from many of the Hattrick countries. It seems that Hattrick isn't just a game, after all.

As a Hattrick Staff

Assim worked as a Hattrick staff starting as an Editor on the 23rd of September 2008, then as a Moderator on the 3rd of February 2009, and then as a GameMaster on the 28th of January 2010. Assim stepped down as a Hattrick staff member on October 2010 after working as a staff member for 2 years.

GameMaster Duties

Assim was appointed as a GameMaster on the 28th of January 2010, and was in charge of some Asian and African countries. On October 2010, Assim decided to step down from his position as a GM and as a Hattrick Staff.

Moderator Duties

Assim was appointed as a Moderator on the 3rd of February 2009 and is a Moderator for 15 countries which are: Oman, Al Iraq, Al Kuwayt, Al Urdun, Al Yaman, Bahrain, Dawlat Qatar, Lubnan, Saudi Arabia, Suriyah, United Arab Emirates, Bangladesh, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda.

Editor Duties

Assim is also a Hattrick Press Editor since the 23th of September 2008 with the other first batch of editors. He's also in charge of Hattrick Press of Oman and some deals with other Arabic countries.

Season Table

Global Season Oman Season My Season Series Place Cup Round Promotion / Relegation
42 12 12 Al-Dawry Al-Omani (ongoing) Round 1 (Round of 128)
42 12 12 Al-Dawry Al-Omani 5th Round 5 (Quarter-final) Won qualification and not relegated
41 11 11 II.3 1st Round 4 (Round of 16) Won qualification and promoted
40 10 10 II.3 1st Round 6 (Semi-final) Lost qualification and not promoted
39 9 9 II.3 2nd Round 1 (Round of 128)
38 8 8 Al-Dawry Al-Omani 7th Round 5 (Quarter-final) Relegated to II.3
37 7 7 II.2 1st Round 5 (Quarter-final) Won qualification and promoted
36 6 6 II.2 2nd Round 4 (Round of 16)
35 5 5 II.2 4th Round 4 (Round of 16)
34 4 4 II.2 2nd Round 3 (Round of 32)
33 3 3 II.2 3rd Round 3 (Round of 32)
32 2 2 II.2 5th Round 3 (Round of 32) Won qualification and not relegated
31 1 1 II.2 6th Not participated Won qualification and not relegated

Records

Oman FC has had many records over the seasons, some are national while some are globally recognised.

Hattrick's most supported teams, 17 July 2009
9th Most Supported Team: Oman FC only had 51 supporters on the 8th of July 2009 which made it Oman's top supported team. Oman FC was looking to become one of the most supported teams of Hattrick, supporters from all over the world came to support Oman FC. On the 11th of July 2009, Oman FC was the 15th most supported team of Hattrick with 317 supporters. Two days later, it was the 13th of July 2009, Oman FC had 388 supporters and was Hattrick's 13th supported team. Oman FC went 3 steps higher in after three days and became the 10th most supported team of Hattrick by the 16th of July 2009 with 465 supporters. Oman FC decided to stop it's journey of collecting supportings by the 17th of July 2009, but even though, Oman FC went a step higher and was Hattrick's 9th most supported team with 475 supporters during that day, but Oman FC didn't continue after that and decided to stop right there.
Oman's most supported teams, 29 March 2010
Oman's Most Supported Team: Even though Oman FC were the 9th most supported team in Hattrick back in July 2009, Oman FC were at the same time the most supported team in Oman. Apart of that, the number of supporter decreased since that time but still, Oman FC were still the most supported team in Oman.
Oman's top achievers, 29 March 2010
Oman's Top Achiever: Assim was Oman's top achiever for a long time after having interest in achievement hunting. By the 29th of March 2010, Assim had 511 achievement points with 27 out of 30 achievements.
Oman's largest arenas, 5 April 2010
Oman's Largest Arena: Oman National Stadium, Oman FC's stadium is Oman's largest stadium with 125,000 seats since the end of Oman's season 7.
Oman's wealthiest teams, 19 May 2009
Oman's Wealthiest Team: On the 19th of May 2009, Oman FC was Oman's wealthiest team of Oman with a cash fund of 10 525 634 rial which is equivalent to 21 051 268 euros. Oman FC was the first Omani team to have more than 10 million rials (20 million euros) in the bank, and was the richest team of Oman at that time.

History

Season 1

Oman FC made it's debut in the Oman II.2 series but didn't start from the begining of the season, but Oman FC played the last two league matches of the season. This season was the first season Oman was introduced to Hattrick. Oman FC lost the remaining two matches at that time, but luckily Oman FC ended up in the 6th position which gave Oman FC a chance to stay in the II.2 unless the qualification match is lost, and the good thing is that the opposition was a bot and was easily won by Oman FC who was able to stay in the II.2 division.

Season 2

Oman FC tried to strengthen the team so that it can compete in the II.2 division, but that wasn't an easy task, the fight for a good place at the end of the season was always on but Oman FC ended up 5th and played a qualification match, the match was won since it was against a bot, so Oman FC was still in the II.2 division without being relegated. Oman FC also participated in Ka'as Al-Soltan Qaboos (Cup) and was knocked out of the cup in the 3rd round.

Season 3

Oman FC has worked very hard to improve and get a better place, and all the hard work finally payed off as Oman FC did very well, many good players were bought, and all of that helped Oman FC end up third in the league. Oman FC was also knocked out in 3rd round of Ka'as Al-Soltan Qaboos (Cup).

Season 4

As usual, the team was knocked out of the of Ka'as Al-Soltan Qaboos (Cup) in round 3, but after BAYERN OMAN promotion to Al-Dawry Al-Omani, and Barca Saham's relegation, things became much easier than the previous season as Oman FC ended up in 2nd place in the II.2 with 12 wins in 14 league matches, with a 0-2 loss , and a 2-2 draw against GLACIER F.C. after a great comeback from being 2 goals down.
Oman FC's rank was 13 this season, which means that the team is the best 2nd placed team the II compared to the other 3 2nd placed teams from II.1, II.3, and II.4.
The defence and attack was without a doubt strengthend compared to last season, Oman FC scored 70 goals unlike Season 3 where the club only scored 45 goals, and the defence was so strong that only 7 goals was conceded (4 goals from GLACIER F.C.) unlike in the previous season where 20 goals were conceded.
This season also saw the retirement of Gu Wah Chiu and Roland Everts, they can both be seen in the club's Hall of Fame.

Season 5

This season had many good and bad stuffs at the same time. To start it out, Oman FC reached Round 4 of the Cup (Round of 16) for the first time in the team's history, and then after drawing 2-2 at Sohar's Grand Stadium against Sohar's Mighty Camels in the first match of the league which meant that there was a big chance of winning the second division trophy, and things went good until Week 6 when Muscat Socceroos won 0-2. So, after Week 7, Oman FC decided to relegate to the III series, so all the players were sold, and all the staff were fired, and Oman FC just kept on losing by walkovers, unfortunately, relegation was impossible when it was Week 13, so that means Oman FC will be staying for another season in the II.2. But at the end, it's a good thing, Oman FC rebuilt the whole team again to get ready for the upcoming season.

Season 6

It wasn't a great season despite ending up 2nd in the II.2 series, with 10 wins, 3 draws, and a loss, MANUTD4EVER was ahead of Oman FC at the top by 7 points. MANUTD4EVER won the first match 5-0 which is totally deserved, but in the second match, it ended up 3-3 even after Oman FC were in the lead by 3 goals. But at the end, it was MANUTD4EVER who showed that he deserved to win the series.
As for the cup, everything seemed to be fine until the round 4 match (round of 16) where F.C. Masqat was able to win the match by penalties, this will remain as one of the saddest moments as the dream of reaching to the quarter-final has been scattered.
Oman FC's main goal is to win the series in the next season and promote to Al-Dawry Al-Omani, and of course Oman FC will try to reach the quarter-finals (Roung 5) of the cup in the upcoming season.

Season 7

This is one of the most successful season Oman FC has ever had before. The first important thing was that Oman FC was able to reach the quarter-final (Round 5) of the Cup for the first time. Another good thing is that Oman FC has a good midfield but was no match for Muscat Socceroos and MC.Boys' attack and defence, but the good thing is that despite all that, Oman FC wins the II.2 league for the first time and was able to beat MC.Boys 0-2 at the MC.Boys Arena, and was able to beat Muscat Socceroos 3-4 at the Muscat Socceroos Arena. On the other hand, Oman FC lost 0-1 at Oman National Stadium against Muscat Socceroos. Oman FC intentionally drew with MC.Boys 0-0 after playing in a defensive formation to secure the title. Oman FC then had a qualification match against M.S.Q FC which ended 0-2 and it made Oman FC promote to Al-Dawry Al-Omani for the first time in the team's history. This season was more than a perfect season for Oman FC.

Season 8

Oman FC promoted to Al-Dawry Al-Omani for the first time in the team's history after beating Al-Dawry Al-Omani's 6th placed team M.S.Q FC by two goals. Oman FC wanted to achieve something like 6th or 5th place in Al-Dawry Al-Omani after promotion but the back-to-back losses made Oman FC think that they are not top division material and thus decided to save money and go down to the second division. In the cup, Oman FC reached the 5th round (Quarter-final). Oman FC finished 7th in the league and relegated to the II.3 division.
On the other hand, Oman FC saved some money during the stay in Al-Dawry Al-Omani which will hopefully be useful for the next promotion. Oman FC are now looking to collect enough money and hopefully promote to Al-Dawry Al-Omani, but that time won't be for surviving relegation, but to win silverware.

Season 9

Season 9 was Oman FC's weirdest season after getting knocked out of the cup from the first round for the first time ever in the history of the club, all this for the purpose of flag chasing, and Oman FC also lost the first 4 matches of the league and didn't care about winning when ending up at the bottom side of the league, Oman FC then decided to spend the money and get new players, and also promote at the same time if it was possible. Oman FC tried very hard to go higher and higher but couldn't go higher than 2nd place. Now that Oman FC is hungry for winning trophies, the team will try their best to promote and achive good results in the upcoming season.

Season 10

The most remarkable thing that happened in this season was that Oman FC reached the cup semi-final for the first time in the history of the club. The aim was to win the cup but the semi-final was the farthest round Oman FC could go. Apart from that, Oman FC won the second division trophy for the second time, first after winning it in season 7 in the II.2 league, and now again in the II.3 league.

Season 11

Oman FC's dream to return to Al-Dawry Al-Omani came true after winning the II.3 division again, and winning the qualification match and promoting. Although the cup run wasn't as great as the previous season, after being knocked out from Round 4 (Round of 16), but it's not that bad. Now Oman FC is trying hard to achieve a good ranking in Al-Dawry Al-Omani.

Season 12

The most successful season in Oman FC's history. Oman FC started out pretty well and went up until first place at some point in the middle of the season but later ended up going down to 5th place in Al-Dawry Al-Omani at the end of the season due inactivity and less time to handle the team. The most memorable match of this season was beating Muechande 3-2. This was the first time Oman FC managed to beat Muechande, Oman's strongest team. Oman FC was knocked out from Round 5 (Quarter-final) from the cup.

Arena

Oman National Stadium
  • Name: Oman National Stadium
  • Region: Masqat
  • Capacity: 125000


  • Highest attendance: 79884
  • Lowest attendance: 97

The arena which was formerly called Camp Nou and Pandemonium has been changed to Oman National Stadium after a huge renovation which made it become the largest stadium in Oman.







Hattrick News Appearances

New Moderator appointed (03-07-2009)

Al-Salam Alykom,

We are proud to announce the appointment of a new Moderator for the Arabic countries: Assim, whose team promoted to the top league of Oman this season and who is also the current Top Achiever of his country, was already appointed as an Editor before, and agreed on joining the Moderating Staff recently.

We are convinced he will be helpful and righteous on the forums and can contribute to make them a place where everyone likes to pass by for information, participate in constructive discussions or just have a good time.

Welcome, Mod-Assim!!!

The Arabic Staff

Oman is calling you! (03-01-2010)

To all the fans of the Omani Reds! Come on in and support the Oman U20 Team and the Oman National Team. What would the teams do without their fans' support, so come and show your passion by posting in the Oman forum.

In the last U20 World Cup Qualification campaign, U20 coach kingmiha had a successful campaign after giving Oman an honorable 4th place in the U20 World Cup XIII Qualifications. So why not show your support and help coach kingmiha repeat his achievement again in this season's U20 World Cup XIV Qualifications, and let's prove it to the world that small countries can do it too.

On the other hand, the Omani National Team led by GM-Assim is going to participate in the Arabian Peninsular Cup II along with UAE, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Iraq, and Bahrain. For more information on the Arabian Peninsular Cup, just check the thread in the Oman forum, and remember to show your support. To check out the status of the tournament, check the official thread on Global (English).

Achievements

Assim is currently Oman's top achiever.

Date Achievement Points
02-28-2007 Pulled a youth player 10 Team
Achievements
02-28-2007 Bought player 10
03-03-2007 Sold player 10
03-05-2007 Team was ranked amongst the top 50 50
03-22-2007 Rebought a former youth player 10
02-15-2008 Sold a rebought youth player 10
03-12-2008 Advanced from round 3 in the Cup 10
06-08-2008 Total TSI of the squad exceeded 300000 20
03-01-2009 Cash is king 35
03-02-2009 Fan club size exceeded 3000 members 30
05-05-2009 Promoted player to Hall Of Fame 15
05-10-2009 Sold a youth player 10
03-07-2007 Played international friendly match 10 Matches
Achievements
11-12-2008 Youthful lineup 35
11-19-2009 Veteran lineup 35
01-18-2009 Team reached more than 50 stars in a match 20
03-01-2009 Home-grown lineup 25
08-09-2009 Team reached an average match rating of passable 8
03-01-2007 Wrote a forum post 10 Manager
Achievements
03-18-2007 Wrote a press announcement 10
06-15-2007 Founded federation, received more than 10 members 10
03-22-2009 Honest Squad 15 Special Awards
Achievements
04-19-2009 Nice Squad 15
04-19-2009 Dishonest Squad 15
04-26-2009 Nasty Squad 15
Total 453

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