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Shikabala scores and celebrates the goal of Zamalek’s tie against Al-Ahly
Mortada Mansour, president of the suspended Zamalek club, sent fiery messages about the White Knight’s defeat of the African Champions League against Al-Ahly.
Mortada Mansour held a session with the Zamalek players before the start of training on Sunday, in preparation to face the Army Vanguards.
Mortal session that It occurred before the Ministry of Youth and Sports decided to suspend Zamalek’s board of directorsDuring which Murtaza sent many fiery messages And we review it in a text as it came in their language:
** I made sure to meet you before the training session to say hi. You are champions and men, and you did not lose the African title, but the championship was stolen from you.
** I was hoping to congratulate the Al-Ahly administration, but do I congratulate you for what? About the ruling that changed, about the video technology that was canceled, about the hearing that came from Al-Ahly, about what happened to Shikabala, or about the breakdown of the team bus?
** Zamalek outperformed physically and technically and everything about Al-Ahly and the referee was “a witness, no need”.
** Zamalek played in abnormal conditions.
** I hope to face Al-Ahly in the final of the Egypt Cup, to pay off the debt and teach Al-Ahly a lesson.
** Don’t be sad, Shikabala. They are fools and what happened is a stain on Mahmoud Al-Khatib.
** Don’t be sad, Shikabala, you scored a goal that no player has scored in history, not even Maradona.
** For Sassi, we will sit down soon and renew her contract, God willing.
** For Abu Jabal, I am not responsible for my Al-Ahly target. The first came with a punch and the second came because the ball was not seen because of the referee.
** To Mustafa Mohamed, I will keep my promise. If I receive an offer worthy of you and Zamalek, I will accept it.
** To Bencharki, you are a respectable addition to the Zamalek and I know you are upset that you deserve a 100% penalty kick.
** Loss is not the end of the universe, and it is enough that the masses greet you and the next one is better, God willing.
