The Nasrawi fan, Mohamed Al-Hamad, told the story of his love for the “Al-Ameed” Club, which began in 1982, and witnessed the crowning of championships, watching the golden generation, and standing with the team in crises, until he passed on that “love and adoration” to his young sons who are also behind the team in all matches, whether Inside or outside Al Maktoum Stadium, Mohammed Al-Hamad, known as “Hadi” among the public, indicated that his house was affected during the “Roaring” depression in the Al-Siyouh area last winter, during which he was forced to stay in a Sharjah hotel, but that did not prevent him and his children from attending the Al-Nasr match. And the banners that were held at that time.
Muhammad Al-Hamad confirmed to “Emirates Al-Youm” that the story of his love for Al-Nasr began more than 40 years ago, and he witnessed the dean’s achievements and his historical championships. He said: “We are among the fans who stand behind Al-Nasr in every match and in any stadium or situation in which there is victory. Our love for the club does not change.” “If the results changed or the team was in a bad position, or if they presented bad results, we became associated with Al-Nasr and saw its achievements, so we are now looking for the team to return to the path of championships.”
He added: “My three sons, the twins (Taeq and Ammar – 12 years old) and (Abdul Rahman – seven years old), were raised and inherited the love of the team and presence in the stands, and they marched behind Al-Nasr in all the stadiums of the country’s clubs, starting from Al-Wasl to Al-Dhafra, Al-Ain and Ras Al-Khaimah, and in all the matches we were Behind the team, I also make sure to attend when there is a crisis in results and performances and the absence of fans from the team, because this is the time when the team needs its fans and to stand with it, and when the team provides good results and performances and there is a large audience for the team, I may not attend the matches, what is important is to stand. Behind the team in difficult times.
He continued: “My love for Victory was passed on to my children, and they accompanied me in the stands since they were four years old. I attended while Victory was gigantic. The pain that I feel is not felt by the current fans of Victory, who did not attend the achievements of the dean and the pride of Victory. Therefore, describing the pain is difficult, and the generation does not feel it.” current audience. We have everything: infrastructure, capabilities and administrative staff. Al-Nasr is a big club and is capable of returning.”
Muhammad Al-Hamad summarized Al-Nasr’s crisis in four real problems, where he said: “Al-Nasr’s crisis is technical. There are no distinguished elements capable of leading the team, in addition to Al-Nasr’s need for a global and integrated technical staff that can read Al-Nasr’s technical crisis and solve it, in addition to paying attention to the football school and the youth sector.” In order to build a new generation of players, Al-Nasr also needs a sincere stance from the public and presence with the team anywhere, at any time, and in crises more than victories.”
Muhammad Al-Hamad thanked the Al-Nasr administration for honoring him and his children on more than one occasion, in addition to the club’s Chairman of the Board of Directors, Marwan bin Ghalita, receiving him and his children, and many situations that left touching feelings for him and his children.
It is noteworthy that Al-Nasr currently occupies fifth place in the ADNOC Professional League standings with 13 points, five points behind the leaders Shabab Al-Ahly and Al-Sharjah, after seven rounds of the currently suspended tournament, due to the World Cup qualifiers.
Muhammad Al-Hamad:
. Al-Nasr’s crisis is artistic… and requires attention to the youth sector and a sincere stance from the public.
. I make sure to attend when there is a crisis in results and the absence of fans from the team.
. I attended and the victory was gigantic. The pain I feel is not felt by the current fans of Al-Nasr.
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