He revealed 6 variables that contributed to the success of "Tigers"
Bin Hoyden: We are applying the best international experiences to build the character of the Kalba Union team
Ittihad Kalba is achieving good results in the current season.
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Issa Bin Hoyden: “We look forward to preserving excellence and promoting it to be a sustainable model.”
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A member of the football company at Ittihad Kalba Club, Issa Musa bin Hoyden, confirmed that his administration has taken it upon itself to work according to the best international methods in building the personality of the first team, and the rest of the club's teams as a means of continuing success.
He told «Emirates Today»: “The Kalba Football Company’s board of directors considers the outstanding results achieved by the first team in various competitions as an achievement. Therefore, we look forward to preserving excellence and promoting it to be a sustainable model for the first and reserve team and the rest of the age-old teams, now and in the future.”
"The advanced methods in the ranks of the first team were invoked and applied based on meetings held by the club's family, during which they reviewed previous experiences under the supervision of the president of the football company, Ali Al-Loughani, and yielded current results," Bin Hoyden said.
The Kalba Football Association Company presented an unprecedented model among the Northern Emirates clubs, which are promoted from the first division to the professional league, before returning to the First Division.
After the 18 rounds of the Arab Gulf League passed, Ittihad Kalba ranked ninth with 26 points, in an unusual precedent, after the team was relegating directly after the ascent season, and Ittihad Kalba qualified for the semi-finals of the Arabian Gulf Cup, and is a candidate to reach the final, by winning the victory. In the first leg (2-1) before playing the second leg at his stadium, in addition to the reserve team in fourth place in the ranking list.
Bin Hoyden said: “There are six variables that were adopted by the football company at Nai Etihad Kalba, which contributed to achieving success, and they are as follows:
1- Powers
The Kalba Football Union Company implemented the culture of granting full powers to the technical and administrative apparatus, and completely to the first and reserve team, passing through the rest of the teams, and this resulted in distinctive results.
2- Not surrendering to loss
The club applied the culture of not giving in to negative results, by identifying the causes of modest results and addressing them in record time with psychological and artistic methods, through joint cooperation between all, and this was evident after the match that the "Tigers" lost against Al-Jazeera (6-0), to return He tied with Al Wasl at Zabeel Stadium (4-4), and beat Fujairah (3-0).
3- Reserve bench
The building of a strong and influential reserve bench that the club's management worked on for two seasons contributed to the team being unaffected by absences, as evidenced by that its results were not affected, as there were more than one player in all positions, who reached three technically ready players.
4- Global experiences
Ben Hoyden said: “The football company has used the best international experiences to enhance the culture of achieving positive results in the stadiums of competitors, studying them and working to implement them gradually. .
5- Stability
Ben Hoyden emphasized that the football company followed a culture of technical and administrative stability in the work crews, and not resorting to dismissals or change after modest performance and results, and it is the culture that gave coaches and administrators high self-confidence to remedy failures and correct them on time and enhance the public's confidence in them.
6- Ambition
Ittihad Kalba changed its aspirations, which were previously aimed at being satisfied with survival, to thinking about winning a championship, which is what the club is currently seeking in the Arabian Gulf Cup, and competing in various tournaments, including the U-21 League.
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