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​By Hatem Al-Awamleh
​Four lean years have passed for Al-Faisaly SC, a long period during which the "Leader" remained distant from trophy podiums—a heavy burden for a fanbase accustomed to seeing their club constantly competing at the highest level. Despite the drought, the supporters remained steadfast in their loyalty, backing their club through every hardship, as devotion to Al-Faisaly is tied neither to temporary titles nor single match outcomes.
​The recent Jordan Super Cup victory restored joy to the hearts of Al-Faisaly’s faithful, rekindling the conviction that the club is capable of rising once again. The trophy was far more than a mere piece of silverware; it was a pivotal moment that restored confidence and ambition to the stands. It is within this context that a message must be directed to Mohammad Mahmoud Al-Hneiti, President of the Interim Committee of Al-Faisaly SC, who assumed responsibility during a highly sensitive and challenging period. What was accomplished in the Super Cup deserves full appreciation, yet it simultaneously places a weightier responsibility on the committee, as this title must mark the start of the journey, not its conclusion.
​Addressing Al-Hneiti directly, Al-Faisaly supporters do not want a single, fleeting title only to return to years of waiting. They demand that the Super Cup serve as a launchpad toward the League and Jordan Cup titles, backed by a stable, highly competitive squad capable of asserting its dominance among the nation's elite clubs. Having shown patience for four full years and stood firmly behind their institution when trophies were absent, the fans now have every right to envision a new chapter defined by achievements. The immediate imperative is to build upon this momentum and transform the euphoria of the Super Cup into a structured project that permanently returns Al-Faisaly to the championship podiums.
​From the heart of the stands, gratitude is owed to the players, the technical staff, and the interim committee chaired by Mohammad Mahmoud Al-Hneiti for what has been accomplished so far. However, once the celebrations subside, the real work begins. Four years of waiting were more than enough; the focus now shifts to delivering years of sustained success. Mohammad Al-Hneiti must ensure that the Super Cup marks the start of a complete resurgence, because when Al-Faisaly returns, it does not return merely to participate—it returns to stand at the summit.
​Source: Rum News Agency