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Khalifa Al-Jarman: "The reaction shown by the club after the Al-Wasl match was normal."
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The Chairman of the Board of Directors of Ajman Club, Khalifa Al Jarman, stressed that his team still has a lot to offer this season, despite the state of satisfaction within the Board of Directors with what the "Orange" has presented so far in the past 10 rounds of the ADNOC Professional League.
Ajman ranks seventh on the ranking ladder with 17 points, equal to Al Ain and Al Jazeera, who are fifth and sixth, with the same number of points.
Al-Jarman told Emirates Al-Youm: "We believe very much in our team and the capabilities it has, whether from players or two technical and administrative staff, and we are confident that the team will go on to do better than what it showed in previous matches."
The chairman of the Ajman Club refused to reveal the goals of the "Orange" from the current season, and said: "The players and the technical staff know very well what they should do this season."
He added, "Our biggest goal is for Ajman to be an important addition to the league, and I believe that one of the gains of this season for the ADNOC Professional League is that there are clubs that have achieved the required addition to the competition, including Ajman, Ittihad Kalba, Bani Yas and Khorfakkan. The more teams improve, the stronger and more exciting the competition."
Regarding the reasons for Ajman’s anger at the arbitration, and were its results affected by some of the whistle decisions, Al-Jarman said: “I would like at the outset to emphasize a very important matter, which is that the Ajman Club will remain supportive of the citizen referee and the local whistle all the time, and the reaction that the club showed after the Al-Wasl match was normal for a series of Errors in orange.
He added, "We acknowledge that there are laws in football that only the referees know, to the exclusion of others from the rest of the football system and also from the masses and the media, but that a whistle error occurs for a matter that is clear to everyone and does not need interpretations of the law. This is what raises reservations and surprise."
He concluded, "There are rewards for the players after defeating Kalba, according to the regulations. The administration does not delay the team with rewards or the moral or material support it needs."
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