Amman: Al-Jazeera's board of directors held a meeting in recent days with the first-team head coach, Raed Al-Dawoud, to examine the reasons for the team's decline in results and form in the Pro League over recent rounds, and to discuss the next phase, in line with the hopes of the management and fans for the team to return to the right track and regain positive results.
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The meeting came amid bewilderment among Al-Jazeera's supporters over the drop in the team's results and form in recent times. The side had started the season steadily and produced eye-catching performances that reflected their ambitions and their ability to compete for places at the top of the table.
Al-Jazeera began their league campaign strongly, with a convincing 5-0 win over Hussein Irbid, the standout result of the early season. It raised fans' hopes and boosted their belief that the team could keep producing strong displays and compete for the upper places in the league.
However, results dipped in the recent rounds, culminating in the latest defeat, to Ramtha. This dropped the team to sixth place on 10 points, prompting fan questions about the causes of the slump, particularly given the positive image the team presented in the opening weeks of the competition.
For its part, the club's management is keen to provide the stability the team needs, and says it is committed to its financial obligations to the players. According to available information, unpaid dues owed to the players do not exceed one month's salary, which indicates the management's determination to meet its commitments and create a suitable environment for the coaching staff and players to keep working and deliver the required results.
According to information available, the meeting with Raed Al-Dawoud was part of the management's effort to establish the causes of the falling results and hear the coaching staff's views on the recent period. It also covered ways to get past the current phase and return the team to the level it showed at the start of the Pro League season.
During the meeting, the club's management stated that it stands by Raed Al-Dawoud and renewed its confidence in the rest of the coaching staff. This reflects a wish to give the team and the coaching staff a chance to keep working and correct course, in the hope of recovering the form and results with which Al-Jazeera began the Pro League campaign.
In this context, Al-Jazeera's media spokesman, Ala' Al-Sadeq, confirmed that the club's management renews its confidence in the coaching staff led by Captain Raed Al-Dawoud, stressing that the coaching staff will continue in its role and that there is no truth to reports about reviewing its position or making changes to it.
Al-Sadeq added: "We all stand behind the coaching staff and the players, and we look forward to getting past the current phase and achieving the results worthy of the name and history of Al-Jazeera Club."
The club's management aims for the team to reach a higher position in the table this season.
Al-Jazeera's supporters hope this step will mark the start of a new phase in which the team regains its technical balance and turns its potential into positive results, ensuring a return to the upper places and a strong challenge in the coming Pro League fixtures.
