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A slight flame of fire … suddenly ignites … and suddenly fades … but the smell of its smoke continues to linger around the Mukhtar Altech Stadium … no one knows its fate, which was inevitable … once it will become a flame that will not go out and then it will end, perhaps forever … This torch was the technical staff of Al-Ahly.
This has happened in recent months, in which the departure of Rene Fyler, the Al-Ahly coach and his auxiliary apparatus, was more denounced than all the other teams in the Egyptian League reported. Swiss coach will count the days to face his end before starting from scratch. .
The project has already faced an end on October 1, when the Al-Ahly club board of directors announced the termination of the contractual relationship with René Fyler and his assistants David Siza and Thomas Pinckel, continuing goalkeeping coach Michel Yancon in the new coaching staff led by Pizzo Mosimane.
And compromises The-Ahly.com David Seza, René Fyler’s assistant coach, who took over the duties of technical director during René Fyler’s stay in Switzerland last June. The full text of the dialogue is shown below:
After 13 months … How would you rate your experience with Al-Ahly? Is it an incomplete success story?
I think we did a good job with the team, we won the Egyptian league championship, we won the local Super Cup and we qualified for the semi-finals. CAF Champions League, we are successful in our mission period.
How did you plan your experience with Al-Ahly as a technical device? Was it shorter than you expected?
I can’t talk about planning this year, it was an exceptional situation this year, everything was closed, the situation was very strange, we spent 3 months without training or a match, that is definitely not normal.
I was one of the best free-throw shooters at some point in the Italian League, but the Al-Ahly players seem to have major deficiencies in that matter, and the team hardly scores goals on free kicks? In your experience, why is this?
Al-Ahly owns Ali Maaloul and Mohamed Majdi Afsha in the team, they are two of the best specialists and excellent at implementing free kicks, but these things definitely need success.
Saleh Jumaa excluded Fyler and returned to group training during the period of his team leadership after the coach traveled to Switzerland. How was your return? Have the club officers spoken to you about this?
I will only talk about my period as a team coach, I was preparing the team in preparation to complete the league, and I had to prepare all the players through training … This matter should have applied to everyone in the sense of the word everyone .
Some say that the level of Al-Ahly decreased after returning from the suspension period, and there are Al-Ahly officials who say that Fyler was not interested in the team as he was before traveling to Switzerland, what is your vision for that?
I don’t know anything about that, but in general in Europe there were also teams that did not play as well as before the suspension period, it is very difficult after 3 months of stopping activity and completing the season to return in the same way, and despite that We have achieved it. The end is to win many games.
How do you see Al-Ahly’s chances in the African Champions League? Either in his presence at the helm of responsibility or after his departure and the arrival of Musimani.
In any case, Al-Ahly have a good chance of winning the title, either with us or with others, but you also have to bear in mind that there are three other very good teams.
How did you receive the news of the end of your career at Al-Ahly? Did it surprise you, if it did surprise you?
Far from waiting or not, I would say that it is always difficult to get out of a club, but you have to know that this is part of the game, that is an essential part of any coach in football.
Was Fyler consulting you on the details of his contract with Al-Ahly? Did she tell you about a crisis with the administration?
No, I don’t have to answer that, you can direct that question to Fyler himself.
We know you are an old friend of Viller’s, what if Al-Ahly asked you to continue after his departure, as happened with Michael Yancon, the doorman?
I think it is normal for the new coach to bring his assistants with him, and I do not like to answer hypothetical matters that are difficult to pass.
Do you think you will work in Egypt again through one of the clubs other than Al-Ahly?
I don’t know, we will see in the future, but I want to say that the Egyptian League is a lot of fun and it is good for any coach to work with it.
– Siza refused to speak about any matter related to René Fyler or the veracity of the statements he made at Cairo airport to the Ontime Sport correspondent before heading to Switzerland after winning his last match with Al-Ahly for the Cup of Egypt in the Arsenal.
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