The chairman of Al Ain football club, Ghanim Al-Hajri, confirmed in a letter to the fans that "the current time is not appropriate to correct the remarks in a comprehensive manner and that there is no work without mistakes or mistakes.
Al-Hajri said in a series of tweets through his Twitter account: "Yes, there are a lot of comments and God willing, we will be able to treat them as soon as possible. Now is not the time for a comprehensive correction. Now stand behind the leader and his players and support them until the last stop is a demand for us all. "He said.
The team's fans are critical of the club's football company because of the results that caused the Gulf Cup to slip to third place and their chances of competing in the AFC Champions League have diminished as they are just two points behind the group after three rounds.
Al-Hajri added: "A loving and loyal message to the entity, the masses of the loyal leader and the lovers of the slogan, with you we have lived the most beautiful moments in the history of this entity of achievements, challenges and fluctuations, we have faith and confidence in some and show the best pictures of the outside world. Or errors, perfect for God alone. "
He added: "We know that some of the love and jealousy on this slogan feel resentment and negative reaction in several ways and in a different way, I hope to go beyond that in the next stage for the leader and the slogan only, the negative impact does not serve the end and the goal we wish for this entity and does not inspire hope And does not return to the leader of the natural situation that everyone wishes and spies. "
Al-Hajri called on the fans to give the players the confidence to perform better. "Everyone is expecting a lot from you and we have to focus on renewing the confidence of everyone to achieve the best that can be achieved and we see the leader as we hope and return as we did. Some defect, only the harasser and the hateful who does so, we have to differentiate them so as not to mix things in the traffic of events. "