"They went out, a troublemaker" .. The fans of Al-Ahly and Zamalek were separated by sport and combined by politics and massacres

They were separated by sport and combined by politics and massacres .. Thus, the pioneers of social networking sites continued to unite the Egyptian football fans - especially the fans of the civil poles and Zamalek - on one issue despite their permanent difference, which amounts to intolerance and mutual attack.

Under the tag "# Go Out_Mr. Troublemaker", he called on the pioneers of communication sites in Egypt to release the leader of the Ultras Club, Zamalek Club, Syed Ali Fahim, known as "Syed Al-Mashghab", especially with the deterioration of his father's health.

The leader of the Zamalek fans is being tried with others on several charges, most notably the case of the Air Defense Stadium, which killed 22 Zamalek fans in 2015, where the police said they fell because of the stampede and provoked some of them to riot, while witnesses said that the security forces used excessive force and gas and rubber bullets against them After trapped them in a narrow path.

It is noteworthy that the tag on which the website "Twitter" took place, in which fans of Al-Ahly club, the traditional rival of Zamalek, participated, as well as many famous communication sites who emphasized that the "Sayed" issue is the issue of freedom in Egypt, and not just a criminal or even political issue.

The reaction of Al-Ahly fans comes in the shadow of the eighth anniversary of the biggest disaster in the history of Egyptian sport, as 72 club supporters were killed after the end of their team's match with Egyptian club Al-Por Saidi.

The Egyptian authorities said at the time that the accident was caused by a stampede and rioting between the fans of the two clubs, while the fans accused the authorities of masterminding the incident in retaliation for the role of the National Ultras in the January 25, 2011 revolution and attacking the ruling military council at the time.

Tweeters were surprised at the continued imprisonment of youth, all of whose issue is football and the encouragement of their favorite club, calling on the authorities to use clemency with them, instead of the policy of intent and revenge that deals with young people in the prime of life.

Others also spoke about the critical health status of Sayyid's father, who was severely affected during his past five years traveling between courtrooms and lawyers ’offices, trying to visit his imprisoned son who had repeatedly declared torture and medical neglect, which led him to declare a hunger strike.

In September 2017, a criminal court north of Cairo sentenced 16 defendants in the case of the Air Defense Stadium events, acquitting two of them and imprisoning the rest of them for various periods, the share of "Sayyid al-Shaghaybi", including 7 years.

The police arrested a master and the rest of the defendants after the killing of about 20 fans of Zamalek club in the air defense stadium, and they were charged with "premeditated and premeditated murder, attempted murder, possession of fireworks represented in fireworks without permission from the competent authority, and waving violence," Destruction of public property is represented in the wall of the stadium, and the intentional obstruction of roads and transportation.

But supporters of Sayyid say that all accusations are politicized, and that the Egyptian authorities retaliate against the Zamalek Ultras because of his role in the events of the Egyptian revolution and the subsequent political clashes, especially mass demonstrations against the Military Council in Mohamed Mahmoud Street and in front of the Council of Ministers.

After the military coup in the summer of 2013, the regime-affiliated media accused the Zamalek Ultras, at one time, of the Muslim Brotherhood, and of the opposition "April 6 Youth" movement.