Al-Hussein SC chairman Amer Abu Obeid affirmed his full backing of the club's players and technical and administrative staff, stressing that the current period calls for support and solidarity, away from media pressure and what he described as unfair analysis. Abu Obeid noted that Al-Hussein has, over the past three years, set an advanced example of how a sports club should operate, helping build a strong football structure, energizing competition in Jordanian football, and contributing to the emergence of a new generation of players. The club chairman also addressed the infrastructure file, stressing that Al-Hussein being denied the ability to play in its home city for a third consecutive season, on top of its stadium's closure, calls for a genuine solution and for fair media attention on the real conditions and challenges facing clubs, arguing that developing stadiums and sporting facilities is a responsibility that goes beyond the clubs themselves. Abu Obeid also pointed to the difficult conditions the team operates under given limited training facilities, explaining that a single training pitch currently serves two Pro League teams and more than 12 youth age groups — a strain that affects both the first team and the younger squads and adds to the challenges facing the club. The Al-Hussein chairman called on the club's fans to stand behind the players and the technical and administrative staff, stressing that everyone understands the scale of responsibility involved and what's happening within the team, and that the squad's real level is capable of showing better than what's been seen recently. Abu Obeid thanked everyone who contributed to Al-Hussein's rise to the top — players, technical and administrative staff, performance analysts, and medical and logistical personnel — stressing that what's been achieved in recent years is an accomplishment the club can be proud of, and affirming the club's continued commitment to defending its place among the giants of Jordanian football. Image: https://www.al-mala3b.net/image.php?token=02ae46f59b52c3019fdb0b93e937e7f0&size=
Al-Hussein SC chairman Amer Abu Obeid affirmed his full backing of the club's players and technical and administrative staff, stressing that the current period calls for support and solidarity, away from media pressure and what he described as unfair analysis. Abu Obeid noted that Al-Hussein has, over the past three years, set an advanced example of how a sports club should operate, helping build a strong football structure, energizing competition in Jordanian football, and contributing to the emergence of a new generation of players. The club chairman also addressed the infrastructure file, stressing that Al-Hussein being denied the ability to play in its home city for a third consecutive season, on top of its stadium's closure, calls for a genuine solution and for fair media attention on the real conditions and challenges facing clubs, arguing that developing stadiums and sporting facilities is a responsibility that goes beyond the clubs themselves. Abu Obeid also pointed to the difficult conditions the team operates under given limited training facilities, explaining that a single training pitch currently serves two Pro League teams and more than 12 youth age groups — a strain that affects both the first team and the younger squads and adds to the challenges facing the club. The Al-Hussein chairman called on the club's fans to stand behind the players and the technical and administrative staff, stressing that everyone understands the scale of responsibility involved and what's happening within the team, and that the squad's real level is capable of showing better than what's been seen recently. Abu Obeid thanked everyone who contributed to Al-Hussein's rise to the top — players, technical and administrative staff, performance analysts, and medical and logistical personnel — stressing that what's been achieved in recent years is an accomplishment the club can be proud of, and affirming the club's continued commitment to defending its place among the giants of Jordanian football. Image: https://www.al-mala3b.net/image.php?token=02ae46f59b52c3019fdb0b93e937e7f0&size=
Al-Hussein SC chairman Amer Abu Obeid affirmed his full backing of the club's players and technical and administrative staff, stressing that the current period calls for support and solidarity, away from media pressure and what he described as unfair analysis. Abu Obeid noted that Al-Hussein has, over the past three years, set an advanced example of how a sports club should operate, helping build a strong football structure, energizing competition in Jordanian football, and contributing to the emergence of a new generation of players. The club chairman also addressed the infrastructure file, stressing that Al-Hussein being denied the ability to play in its home city for a third consecutive season, on top of its stadium's closure, calls for a genuine solution and for fair media attention on the real conditions and challenges facing clubs, arguing that developing stadiums and sporting facilities is a responsibility that goes beyond the clubs themselves. Abu Obeid also pointed to the difficult conditions the team operates under given limited training facilities, explaining that a single training pitch currently serves two Pro League teams and more than 12 youth age groups — a strain that affects both the first team and the younger squads and adds to the challenges facing the club. The Al-Hussein chairman called on the club's fans to stand behind the players and the technical and administrative staff, stressing that everyone understands the scale of responsibility involved and what's happening within the team, and that the squad's real level is capable of showing better than what's been seen recently. Abu Obeid thanked everyone who contributed to Al-Hussein's rise to the top — players, technical and administrative staff, performance analysts, and medical and logistical personnel — stressing that what's been achieved in recent years is an accomplishment the club can be proud of, and affirming the club's continued commitment to defending its place among the giants of Jordanian football. Image: https://www.al-mala3b.net/image.php?token=02ae46f59b52c3019fdb0b93e937e7f0&size=
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Abu Obeid: If No One Else Backs You, I'll Be Your First Supporter .. Give Al-Hussein a Fair Shake
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