Walid Regragui is facing strong criticism on social networks because of his closeness to the Olympic team in Paris. The Atlas Lions coach was a little too available for the Cubs, criticizing Moroccan supporters who noted his presence at the players’ hotel, during training, in the stands, in the corridor leading to the locker rooms at halftime, or on. the field after the end of the games.
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These supporters deny what they consider Regragui’s interference in the affairs of the Olympic team in Paris, believing that he has exceeded the options his as national coach and that he disturbed the work of Tarik Sektioui, the coach of the Olympic team. On social media, Moroccan fans harshly criticized Regragui for talking to players at half-time of the semi-final match against Spain, which was played on Monday at the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille .
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Supporters wonder what the Nationals coach might have said to the Cubs as they conceded two goals in the second half, while leading 1 to 0. “What the guidance that Regragui could give to the players until they conceded two goals in the second half? », asked an Internet user. “In terms of playing, the best team in the tournament and the best EN I’ve seen in my life. […] What is disturbing is Regragui’s intervention. Too heavy,” said another.
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As a reminder, supporters had kept Regragui responsible for the departure of Issame Charaï, who had led the youth team to victory in the U23 African Cup of Nations and ensured their qualification for the Paris Olympic Games. “This change is part of the new approach of the national team committee, focusing on coordination and communication between the technical staff of all the national teams,” explained the Moroccan Federation. Eliminated by Spain (1-2) in the semi-final, the Lion Cubs will try to win the bronze on Thursday in Nantes.
2024-08-07 02:23:51
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