Jordan News

Professional football club coaches expressed their happiness with the return of the fans to the stands, after a long period of absence due to the Corona pandemic, stressing that the public’s entry to attend the matches constitutes an aesthetic, moral and technical addition to the competitions.
The Football Association had announced that 30 percent of the fans would be allowed to enter the professional league matches, starting from the eighth week of the league, which begins on the 2nd of next month.
Today, Wednesday, the coaches indicated that the players and coaches are eagerly waiting to see the fans in the stands, after a long period of absence, which cast a large shadow on the level and results of the teams, especially since the players were not accustomed to watching empty stands during the competitions.
Al-Wehdat coach Abdullah Abu Zama said that the stabilization of the epidemiological situation, and the return of the fans to the stands, starting next week, constitutes great news for coaches and players who are eager to play in front of their fans who have been deprived of following them due to the Corona virus.
He added that the presence of the fans gives a special luster to the matches, especially the Al-Wehdat fans, who always play an important and significant role in motivating their players, and urging them towards achieving remarkable results that lead to the podiums.
Al-Hussein Irbid coach Osama Qassem confirmed that the player’s performance differs in the presence of the fans, pointing out that the absence of the public in the matches in the recent period, caused a lack of performance of many players who used to play in front of their fans and fans.
Qassem pointed to the impact of the important psychological factor, due to the presence of the public in the stands, expecting that the professional league competitions in the coming weeks will witness a development in performance, due to the public attendance, which will constitute an important incentive and a helping factor to urge the players to provide their best during the matches.
For his part, Al-Ramtha coach Bilal Al-Lahham considered that his team used to play in front of its wide fans, stressing that the gradual return of the fans will constitute a technical and qualitative addition to the league, which has missed the fans for more than a year.
The Ramtha coach called on everyone to adhere to preventive measures, and to receive the vaccine, to ensure the stability of the epidemiological situation, which leads to a larger public presence in the next stage.
In turn, the technical director of the Ma’an team, Diane Saleh, confirmed that the stadiums have turned into lonely places in the absence of the audience, which is the fruit of the competitions, considering that the Federation’s decision to return to the masses in the next stage, restores life to the stadiums, and will constitute an important incentive for the teams to provide their best to win. satisfaction of its fans.
The Iraqi coach of the Galilee team, Jabbar Hamid, confirmed that the performance of his players will inevitably differ in the upcoming matches, in the presence of the team’s fans, even if that is a large percentage.
The Iraqi coach touched on the European Nations matches currently underway with a public presence, pointing out that the audience’s scenes in the stands are enough to spread fun and joy to the spectator and the player, wishing that the next stage would witness stability in the epidemiological situation in Jordan, and thus the return of a larger proportion of the fans to the professional league. Petra)