This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Abdel Latif
In an exciting message on his Facebook page, Hassan Al-Aifat, the former coach of the Chabab Haouara team, expressed his strong dissatisfaction with the position of the Souss Football League after the recent decision rendered by the commission of ethics, which ruled that his team and Amal Tiznit’s team were beaten in the match between them last November, Al-Aifat considered this decision unfair and called on the league to immediately intervene to defend THE clubs to which she belongs, particularly in cases that harm the club. . In the interest of the clubs.
In the same blog post, Al-Aifat stressed that the absence of any action from the league can only be explained as an abandonment of its responsibilities in protecting the rights of clubs. He added: “How can the League of Souss remain idly at a time when its president and its members should have stood alongside Chabab Hawara and Amal Tiznit and defended them in the face of this unjust decision, as did he say it? position as an embodiment of the lack of real and realistic support from the League for clubs facing numerous challenges.
Al-Aifat continued, emphasizing that such decisions negatively affect the league’s credibility and damage clubs’ confidence in their ability to support them in difficult times. He also expressed his displeasure over the lack of any serious action from the league, even though the issue concerns the fate of its affiliated teams.
Al-Aifat called on the League to take a decisive position on this issue, asking it to write to the Royal Moroccan Football Federation and work to ensure that justice is done to the two teams concerned, including by replaying the match under conditions more disciplined and more equitable. He said: “The teams affiliated with the Souss League deserve real support, and the absence of this support threatens the clubs’ confidence in the league and its credibility.”
In conclusion, Hassan Al-Aifat called on the league to reconsider its position and act quickly in a manner that befits the scale of the responsibility placed on it, calling for the need to stand alongside local clubs and provide them with the necessary support in such situations.
These criticisms come at a sensitive time, as many clubs in the Souss region are experiencing major challenges, and everyone hopes that this issue will find a path to a fair solution, thus restoring trust between the clubs and the Souss Football League. Souss.
