A fierce attack was directed against the young capo of Al-Tar Al-Faisaly, Laith Al-Harasis, against the backdrop of his recent statements about Al-Faisaly club and the national team.

Unfortunately, the attack was launched by groups that found in the Al-Harasis’ statements a rich material for spreading racism, hatred, and hidden grudges, and saw that they were a guardian of the homeland and more concerned for it than others, considering that the Al-Harasis had fallen out of the Jordanian ranks, and that he had disbelieved in the homeland and defiled it with his statements.

These pretenders of patriotism who began fishing in murky waters, and promoting principles, morals and patriotism on the Al-Faisaly Terrace and on the Kapo Laith Al-Harasis, and began to transform, distort and distort his artistic sports talk into dirty interpretations brought out by the swamp of their stinking ideas, but the question that must find an answer for this group is: Where were you, sick people, when the Ultras moved from one state to another and from stadium to stadium to support our national teams and stand behind them? The team and raise the national flags in all sporting events? Where were you when their throats resonated with love for the country and their hearts chanted in encouragement for its people?

Deflecting the statements of the Harasis from their intended purpose, mobilizing this group against him, and honking their horns to attack him and his patriotism, confirms our conviction that all their noise will not shake a hair on the head of Laith Al-Harasis and that the luminaries of the Ultras exist to support the son of the nation against the sick of nadaism and racism.

Let these people know that Al-Faisaly Terrace is the leader, and that the starchy men and women of its great fans will not allow harm to either the guards or any other individual. And let these people know that Laith Al-Harasis is not just the capo of Al-Faisaly. Laith is a story of loyalty and belonging that will not be repeated. He never missed a day in supporting the national team, and he was always the first in attendance to travel and support at his personal expense, all to raise the flag of Jordan high, for this is true love, unrequited support, presence from the heart, and unrelenting encouragement. He knows fatigue.

Let this group know that Laith is an example of an authentic fan who loves his country and his club sincerely, and while you were trading in the cafes, Capo Laith Al-Harasis was in the stadium behind the national team.

We call on you to continue bidding behind screens and in the corners of cafes to show your true colors, the merchants of the cause who only appear during temptations. There is a difference between those who use the cause as a means of making money and distorting honorable people, and those who prove their affiliation to their homeland and its entity by deed, not by word.

When Laith Al-Harasis called for national duty, he did not wait for support or funding. Rather, he traveled behind the Jordanian national team from country to country and at his own expense, driven by love for the land and the slogan, not by searching for false likes or championships.

The systematic attack against the guards today is the tax of positions. This group only attacks fruitful trees, and no one is bothered by Laith’s voice except those who are accustomed to living in the dark and trading in slogans. Positions are bought with men, not with poisonous words and fanfare. Every corner of the stadium knows the righteous son of Jordan and Tafila and bears witness to his voice. As for the caravans of belonging, they will continue and the merchants of words will always remain in their place.

In conclusion, we respect all the country’s clubs and their respected fans, but we despise everyone who throws arrows of racism and hatred at the ground. These people have no morals and are infiltrators. We should not care about them, because they are empty trumpets that do not sing or gain fat at all.