Behind closed doors: Mokwena throws a stone into the pond

This is a statement that will be in the highlights of Rulani Mokwenaas a coach of Trapdoor. At the end of the match between the Wydad au Hassaniathe South African technician has, unwittingly, taken on the role of spokesperson for supporters from all walks of life.

“It was a difficult match”, first indicated Mokwenasuggesting that he was going to tackle the technical-tactical side of the match. “What made it even more difficult was theabsence des supporters. The fact that we are playing in front of empty stands worries me. People called me from Great Britain after the first match against BUTto tell me that there were around 2.3 million people watching,” he said of the popularity of Botola.

“Imagine a country that finished third in the JOsemi-finalist of the World Cup and who regularly qualifies for major competitions, who will host the CANwhich will welcome the World Cup…Imagine the image we send to these 2.3 million watching us around the world.” Mokwena cite ensuite Luis Enrique : “playing in empty stadiums is like dancing with your sister”. “Without fans, football loses something, so I hope the authorities will resolve this situation. We need our supporters, because we play for them and they push us,” he insisted, closing the parenthesis, to explain that his team improved in the second half. Memorable.