Blaming hasty
Jadidi says players need more harmony
Coach Abdel Rehim Talib
Rabat - Shafiq Al Zarawy
Coach of Moroccan Jadida Defense football team Abdel Rehim Talib blames the players’ hasty for the latest loss from which the team suffered during the latest match against Atlas Khanfira.
He added, in a statement to “Egypt Today”, that the first matches in the season always witness increasing mistakes from the platers due to the lack of harmony in the beginning, saying that the team witnessed the participation of five new elements during the latest match.
He praised the performance of the players saying that they managed to control the match, while they failed to score due to the hasty in dealing with the opportunities. He added that he will focus during the coming matches on activating the role of strikers to be able to seize any opportunity to score goals.
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