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The Irish Sun
12-05-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Tony Pulis set for shock new job in Egypt five years since Stoke legend's last role at Sheff Weds
STOKE management legend Tony Pulis is poised to swap the Potters for the pyramids by taking charge of Egypt's biggest club. The Welshman had six Premier League seasons at the bet365 Stadium, plus two as 2 Tony Pulis could be returning to management with Eygptian club Zamalek Credit: Getty Pulis, 67, left his last management job at But he has now reportedly begun talks with Cairo club Zamalek about becoming their director of football. The 14-time national champions and winners of 13 African titles are currently fifth in the Egyptian Premier League. Pulis has flown to Cairo after an invite from ex-Tottenham star Mido, who is a Zamalek board member. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL Former Zamalek president Mamdouh Abbas hailed the veteran manager's arrival, acclaiming him as "one of the most prominent coaches in the history of the Premier League." Abbas wrote on social media: "The purpose of Pulis' visit is to study Zamalek's football infrastructure, and to assess the potential for development in line with international standards." Football is huge in Premier League stars Mohamed Salah and Most read in Football 2 Former Wigan and Spurs star Mido is a Zamalek board member Credit: PA:Empics Sport CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Pulis has a wealth of management experience since first taking charge of Bournemouth in 1992. He had two spells as Stoke boss, totalling 10 years, where his team built a reputation for a no-nonsense style of play that featured lethal long throws from Rory Delap. He also led Gillingham, Bristol City, Tony Pulis' managerial career A glimpse at Pulis' time as a manager... 1992-1994 - Bournemouth 1995-1999 - Gillingham 1999-2000 - Bristol City 2000 - Portsmouth 2002-2005 - Stoke City 2005-2006 - Plymouth Argyle 2006-2013 - Stoke City 2013-2014 - Crystal Palace 2015-2017 - West Brom 2017-2019 - Middlesbrough 2020 - Sheffield Wednesday
Scottish Sun
12-05-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Tony Pulis set for shock new job in Egypt five years since Stoke legend's last role at Sheff Weds
A former Premier League ace could help facilitate the move LONG PHARAOH IN Tony Pulis set for shock new job in Egypt five years since Stoke legend's last role at Sheff Weds Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) STOKE management legend Tony Pulis is poised to swap the Potters for the pyramids by taking charge of Egypt's biggest club. The Welshman had six Premier League seasons at the bet365 Stadium, plus two as Crystal Palace boss. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Tony Pulis could be returning to management with Eygptian club Zamalek Credit: Getty Pulis, 67, left his last management job at Sheffield Wednesday in 2020. But he has now reportedly begun talks with Cairo club Zamalek about becoming their director of football. The 14-time national champions and winners of 13 African titles are currently fifth in the Egyptian Premier League. Pulis has flown to Cairo after an invite from ex-Tottenham star Mido, who is a Zamalek board member. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL KAMMY'S STRUGGLE Chris Kamara reveals 'apology' to wife Anne as he opens up on struggles Former Zamalek president Mamdouh Abbas hailed the veteran manager's arrival, acclaiming him as "one of the most prominent coaches in the history of the Premier League." Abbas wrote on social media: "The purpose of Pulis' visit is to study Zamalek's football infrastructure, and to assess the potential for development in line with international standards." Football is huge in Egypt, with Zamalek playing at the 75,000-capacity Cairo International Stadium. Premier League stars Mohamed Salah and Omar Marmoush are national icons in the north African country. 2 Former Wigan and Spurs star Mido is a Zamalek board member Credit: PA:Empics Sport CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS Pulis has a wealth of management experience since first taking charge of Bournemouth in 1992. He had two spells as Stoke boss, totalling 10 years, where his team built a reputation for a no-nonsense style of play that featured lethal long throws from Rory Delap. He also led Gillingham, Bristol City, Portsmouth, Plymouth, West Brom and Middlesbrough.
Korea Herald
26-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
Architect Hong Tae-sun, composer of space
Hong compares architecture to music in CICI lecture at Eygptian ambassador's residence Some who have explored different fields in their career know how to create synergy by combining them together. Architect Hong Tae-sun is one such person, integrating music into his architectural practice. Hong, director of architecture firm YKH Associates, loves to play piano in his studio while reminiscing about how he badly wanted to be a pianist before he went to college. Hong, who ultimately became an architect after graduating from Yale's School of Architecture, relates architectural design to music. 'Architects and composers share common ground in terms of techniques of macro, micro, layering and repetition. Both need to know how to read a musical score or a blueprint. What differentiates them is that music is for sound and architecture is for space,' Hong said in a lecture delivered during a meeting organized by the Corea Image Communication Institute at the residence of the Egyptian Ambassador to Korea Khaled Abdel Rahman, Tuesday. The architect also stressed his pragmatic approach to architecture as a 'problem solver.' 'I think an architect is someone who solves problems, considering all different factors before they design a building,' he said. Hong is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects. He earned is BA from Oberlin College and Master of Architecture from Yale. Among his team's projects are the Hillmaru Country Club & Golf Hotel in Pocheon, Gyeonggi Province; the Sebyeol Brewery in Paju, Gyeonggi Province; and a 12-story building in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul inspired by American minimalist artist Donald Judd. 'Anything you learned is not going away. It is within you,' he said. 'When you learn pieces, you never get there. It is like boiling water ― liquid until it gets to the point of becoming vapor.' Among the attendants at the CICI lecture were Egyptian Ambassador Khaled Abdel Rahman as the host of the event, Swiss Ambassador Dagmar Schmidt Tartagli, New Zealand Ambassador Dawn Bennet and EU Ambassador Maria Castillo Fernandez.
