Make it a Fair play not a fear play
What happened in the match between Egypt and Algeria established in the Sudan from the terrorism of the masses of Algeria and the instigation of the Algerian football federation event does not belong to football and inconsistent with the policy of fair play from FIFA and declared that the first thing that happened before the game to break into the Algerian public to pitch and what happened in the Algerian football players before the match and during the national anthems of both teams and terrorism suffered by the Egyptian public before and after the game in Sudan and Algeria, all this has had a clear impact on the outcome of the game, so please FIFA reported undertaking the appropriate decision to write off the Algerian national team or a re-match behind closed doors
The stories coming in about the violence in Sudan are heavy to read and they remind me why this fight is necessary. It is exhausting to keep pushing when the authorities stay silent but I am not letting this drop.
November 24, 2009
Reaching this level of visibility feels heavy given the hostility we witnessed during those events. I am exhausted by the silence from those in charge but your continued attention proves this is not something we can just let fade away.
6 Comments
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Omar Kim
16 years ago
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We want fair play. Not terrorism.
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Layla Navarro
16 years ago
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I will never forget the footage of those poor fans getting attacked. Totally dangerous and unacceptable for the World Cup.
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Sarah Rahman
16 years ago
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Completely unfair. The players were terrified and it was clear on the field. Do the right thing FIFA!
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Mohamed Ferguson
16 years ago
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DISGUSTING behavior by the fans. Not real football at all. Replay the match in a neutral country.
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Ahmed Nair
16 years ago
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What happened in Sudan was a disgrace to the game. FIFA needs to wake up and see the violence for what it really was.
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Youssef Preston
16 years ago
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They cheated their way through and used fear to win. FIFA u need to disqualify them now.
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Make it a Fair play not a fear play
What happened in the match between Egypt and Algeria established in the Sudan from the terrorism of the masses of Algeria and the instigation of the Algerian football federation event does not belong to football and inconsistent with the policy of fair play from FIFA and declared that the first thing that happened before the game to break into the Algerian public to pitch and what happened in the Algerian football players before the match and during the national anthems of both teams and terrorism suffered by the Egyptian public before and after the game in Sudan and Algeria, all this has had a clear impact on the outcome of the game, so please FIFA reported undertaking the appropriate decision to write off the Algerian national team or a re-match behind closed doors
The stories coming in about the violence in Sudan are heavy to read and they remind me why this fight is necessary. It is exhausting to keep pushing when the authorities stay silent but I am not letting this drop.
November 24, 2009
Reaching this level of visibility feels heavy given the hostility we witnessed during those events. I am exhausted by the silence from those in charge but your continued attention proves this is not something we can just let fade away.
6 Comments
O
Omar Kim
16 years ago
Featured
We want fair play. Not terrorism.
L
Layla Navarro
16 years ago
Featured
I will never forget the footage of those poor fans getting attacked. Totally dangerous and unacceptable for the World Cup.
S
Sarah Rahman
16 years ago
Featured
Completely unfair. The players were terrified and it was clear on the field. Do the right thing FIFA!
M
Mohamed Ferguson
16 years ago
Featured
DISGUSTING behavior by the fans. Not real football at all. Replay the match in a neutral country.
A
Ahmed Nair
16 years ago
Featured
What happened in Sudan was a disgrace to the game. FIFA needs to wake up and see the violence for what it really was.
Y
Youssef Preston
16 years ago
Featured
They cheated their way through and used fear to win. FIFA u need to disqualify them now.
We want fair play. Not terrorism.