Ammon News - Ammon and other Agencies: Jordan coach Hossam Hassan is exposed again tp a wave of harsh criticism from those who follow the football fans of Jordan , especially after the lackluster performance that appeared upon the chivalrous in the match against Lebanon West Asia Championship football to be held in the Qatari capital Doha and ended with negative performance and a negative result .

The crowd was amazed by declarations made by the coach and he received criticism for the performance. Hossam Hassan replied to such remarks by attributing the reasons for a time with Lebanon for the snow storm that Jordan suffered. Which led to the suspension of league matches.

Masses demanded via sports forums and social networking such as “Facebook” that the Jordan Union remove Hossam Hassan from his position inorder to preserve the gains the football team achieved in the last period.

According to other agencies, there is "no joy for lebanon or Jordon" in the West Asia championship league. They report as follows.

Lebanon were held to a goalless draw by Jordan Thursday in their opening match of the West Asian Championship, which is currently taking place in Doha. Lebanon fielded a predominantly young squad with the odd veteran, though none of the overseas players took part for the Cedars apart from Mohammad Ali Khan.

Italian head coach Giusseppi Giannini, using the tournament to test new talent ahead of the decisive Asia Cup qualifier with Thailand next month, called up the Lebanese football league’s top scorer Adnan Melhem for his first international cap.

However, the squad also saw the return of Haitham Faour, who missed the recent internationals against Kuwait and Iran due to a dispute with Giannini.

Lebanon’s starting lineup consisted of Larry Mhanna in goal, with Walid Ismael, Nour Mansour, Mohammad Khan, Hassan Daher and Ali Hamam in defense. Faour, Mohammad Chamas, Abbas Atwi and Hasan Chaito occupied central areas behind lone striker Melhem.

Jordan also went for youth players over celebrities, however, they will look to build on their recent success after losing to Uruguay in their intercontinental World Cup playoff.

The match saw very few chances for goals, with both teams unable to take the initiative. The Jordanian side tried their luck a couple of times from a distance, but Larry Mhanna was on hand to deny them.

Giannini’s wait for his first win at the Cedars’ helm thus continues after two draws against Kuwait and a loss at the hands of Iran in Lebanon’s Asian Cup qualifying campaign.

The West Asian Championship features nine teams who were divided into three groups. The top three teams will go through directly to the semifinals, and will be joined by the best second-placed from the three groups.

Lebanon’s next match is against Kuwait Sunday, while Jordan take on Kuwait next Wednesday.

In Group A, Qatar beat Palestine 1-0. They will next face Saudi Arabia.

In Group B Oman and Bahrain drew 0-0.