مدي 1 تي في : قراءة في تفاصيل حفل التتويج بجوائز الكاف - 17/12/2024
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00:00Welcome to a new episode of Masak Talk, the most popular question since last night, why Ademola Lokman and not Ashraf Hakimi?
00:17What criteria granted the Nigerian state the gold medal and the losing medal to Ashraf who gathered glory from all sides with his club Paris Saint-Germain and the Moroccan national team?
00:29This question, which coincided with the end of the annual celebration of the African Football Union, also covered a number of awards and events.
00:36The best African referee was Moroccan, the best young player in the continent belongs to the Royal Army and the national team, and the best coach is also Moroccan.
00:47Even in the national team, Amrabat and Hakimi held an official position.
00:51Between this and that, dates were set for the African Cup, and the ties that Paris, Miami and Jakarta preceded it were established through the establishment of a regional FIFA office.
01:02It is very important to give details and details of the KAAF award, which we will try to provide a reliable reading of it.
01:09The media in the national radio specializing in sports, Adel Alawi, good evening.
01:14Good evening, Nawfal, good evening, Issam, good evening, viewers.
01:17And also the former Moroccan friend and player of the Moroccan team, Issam Al-Raqi, Issam, good evening.
01:22Good evening, Nawfal, good evening, friend Adel Alawi, good evening, viewers.
01:26Welcome, I will give a comment on the appearance of some things.
01:31You were in Marrakech, a formative comment.
01:33I came back from Marrakech to the stadium.
01:38I noticed that, unfortunately, whether Hakimi was awarded or not, it would have been the most important title, and it would have covered what he had, and what he had in other than importance.
01:50Not at the level of the individual awards that were awarded by Lamia Abu Mahdi, the coach of Tepe Mazembi, or even Mushra Karboubi, the Moroccan referee, or even Doha Al-Madani, the best young player in the African league, or Sanaa Massoudi, also the best player in the African Champions League.
02:10Doha Al-Madani also, Lamia Abu Mahdi, the coach of Tepe Mazembi, the former white belt coach, and even the selected player in the Sunni team, and you are awarded the best coach award.
02:23Do you agree with me, Mr. Adel, that not awarding Hakimi, or even awarding him if it was yesterday, in one way or another, even with the popular media circulation, will cover these awards that he deserves?
02:33And it came after a great effort from those who awarded him, and he talked about the Moroccan representation.
02:37It is true, Nawfal, that maybe what he is proud of, or maybe he left a mark of understanding for the audience, is the last award, or the Golden Ball award, considering its symbol and value to the Moroccans.
02:55Let's leave it at that. I am sorry that I asked this question, which is a little bit ridiculous, because we only put one thing under the table, but we can deny, in one way or another, the great efforts that were made by that referee, Bnet Meknas, who started her career at the beginning of the modern century,
03:12and in 2016, she was appointed as a referee for FIFA, and she was a referee for the World Cup, and she was a referee for men's matches in the African Cup and the World Cup.
03:19No, we don't deny that, Nawfal.
03:21No, we don't.
03:22This is an example. She didn't give up her efforts, and she fought, and she left her homeland, and she went to play for the Champions League, and we forgot about Doha Al Madani,
03:30which needed encouragement and beautiful words from a young woman who belongs to an elite high school, called the King's Army of Women's Football.
03:37I would like to answer the question, wasn't it possible for women's football to be dominated by men's football?
03:44This is true, but it was all done by women, and it represents the revival of women's football in Morocco, whether at the level of the elections, or at the level of women's football, or at the level of football.
03:55But, didn't Morocco deserve a prize at the level of men's football, given what it has done at the level of elections, or at the level of women's football, or at the level of professional players in the biggest European leagues?
04:09This is a question that is most popular, but we didn't say this information, and these data, that the discussion didn't even give a kind of public street, a sports street that is followed by everyone who has a right,
04:22that these people found our environment, worked hard, and built for themselves a special glory, and therefore they deserve to be praised, regardless of the prize that we see is the highest, and the name is the Golden Ball for the best women's football.
04:36We want to sing with everyone, even with the Golden Ball. I say that these people, who I mentioned a few moments ago, deserve, and we deserve, an award, and perhaps we deserve more than that, given what they gave, what they did, and what they presented to the women's football.
04:54I want to say something, so that some people don't say, because there is another stream that says, they gave Morocco the award, how can they give you an award if you don't have a referee that has the FIFA flag? How can they give you an award if you don't have a 19-year-old girl who contributed to the relationship of the Royal Army in the role of the groups, at the expense of the club that won with the title?
05:12We don't hate these awards, there is no satisfaction in them.
05:15And a national framework, they presented a lot of things at the level of the clubs, and we saw how they dealt with the final match, or the matches that were at the level of the African Cup, the Champions League that took place in Morocco.
05:29Morocco deserved these awards, and they deserved more.
05:37In the elections, and you are one of those who vote for the candidates.
05:42Candidates.
05:43Today, when we say Lokoman, who is related, and reached the end of South Africa, he is called an African, and he led Atalanta to the end of the Europa League, and he won, and he scored a three-pointer in Schalke, Bayer Leverkusen.
05:55These are all beautiful numbers.
05:57But in comparison with a club that plays in the PSG, a club that played in different schools, from Madrid to Dortmund, to Inter, to PSG.
06:06A club with big teams.
06:08With Neymar, Mbappé, Bissé, Serjo Ramos, and whoever.
06:15And in this season, he won the bronze medal in the Olympic Games.
06:19He is the captain of the Moroccan team, and he leads the teams all the time in the African and World Cup qualifiers.
06:26It's a round of applause.
06:28Yes.
06:29This is sad.
06:32Yesterday, we saw how Lokman won, but we were saddened that Ashraf Hakimi didn't win, because if you take the statistics of Lokman and Ashraf Hakimi, you would think that Ashraf Hakimi would have won.
06:53In voting, is it logic, or emotions, or love, or what?
06:57If we talk about logic, it's Ashraf.
06:59Logically, it's Ashraf.
07:00Logically, it's Ashraf.
07:01As for emotions, it's possible.
07:03We can say that Issam, you played football at the highest level.
07:06Ashraf's center, compared to Muhajim's center, has a role in attracting more attention.
07:13You were looking at Ayman's back, what is Muhajim?
07:16In terms of the impact on the team.
07:19Before, he was a great player, and he won the gold medal.
07:22In Africa, no.
07:23I don't remember, but he was an Italian defender.
07:28In 2006, when he won the World Cup, he was the center of the Italian team, and he won the gold medal.
07:35And he was with Muhajim.
07:36Correct.
07:37We can't talk about it here, but we can talk about the rhythm in which Ashraf Hakimi plays.
07:44We can see that he plays in a big league, and a big team, Paris Saint-Germain.
07:49And his rendezvous decides that he is involved in all the matches,
07:54especially with his team, Paris Saint-Germain, and with the national team.
07:59As I told you, it's a sad thing.
08:01Yesterday, we thought that the gold medal was for Ashraf Hakimi,
08:07but we thought that the emotion overcame him, and he won it.
08:11Yes.
08:12And here, we go to the specific standards of those voters,
08:17between the media body, and the primary nominations,
08:21to reach the best choice, and then the voting of the coaches,
08:25and the judges, and the art committee in the CAF, and also the candidates for the elections and the candidates for the national team.
08:31Why the secrecy of the voting?
08:33Why not transparency?
08:34And we know who voted for Hakimi, and who voted for Lukman,
08:37and who voted for the other elements who were in the top five.
08:40That's right.
08:41I will add my voice to yours, and I will agree with you in a sentence and in detail,
08:45on the basis that the voting should be public.
08:48Why the voting, as I said?
08:50This is only a prize, and for those who deserve it,
08:55and therefore, the standardization is correct.
08:57The standardization is known.
08:59And why the secrecy?
09:00Is there a trade union at the level of these committees,
09:05at the level of those who vote,
09:07and also at the level of the last moment,
09:10in order to announce the winner?
09:12In the trade union, they said that the candidates who didn't come didn't get the prize,
09:18from the finalists of the prize,
09:20and everyone should attend.
09:22Salah didn't attend, but Hakimi did.
09:25Hakimi didn't attend, and therefore, he should attend,
09:28and he attended with his family.
09:31They said that Hakimi should attend because he is the face of the Moroccan football,
09:35which is ready to host the African Nations,
09:37to host the World Cup 2030.
09:39It's not necessary.
09:40Maybe a group of Moroccan stars didn't attend.
09:44Maybe the coach of the Moroccan national team didn't attend.
09:47It's not necessary to link attendance to the prize.
09:52If we take the standardization that you mentioned,
09:55if this standardization is applied to the players or to the prize,
10:00why weren't the calls made to Al-Kaabi,
10:04as a target for the European country?
10:06In Al-Kaabi's trade union, the European country was different.
10:12At the time of Lokoman, the European role became specific.
10:15Specific.
10:16In some occasions, the European Cup and the title of the title
10:20were specific to winning the gold balls.
10:23At other times, it wasn't specific.
10:26Until the semifinal of the World Cup,
10:28we mentioned Bono and Hakimi.
10:31For example, Bono, who played against three teams from Spain,
10:34this honor wasn't specific to the African gold balls.
10:39In addition to that, Sofia Al-Rahimi.
10:41Sofia Al-Rahimi was a player at the African level.
10:45She was a target for the Paris Olympics.
10:47She was a target for the Asian Cup.
10:49Nadia Al-Ain.
10:50Nadia Al-Ain.
10:51Why wasn't she chosen?
10:53This means that there are specific standards
10:56for choosing the winner of the gold balls.
11:00I think there are many of them in Egypt.
11:02Why do we blame the African Union and its supporters
11:05for the standardization of the prize?
11:07Even the supporters who may be satisfied
11:10with the Moroccan Kingdom
11:12and in the public vote for the African Cup
11:16and the membership of the delegation
11:18because they vote for you.
11:20But there are those who envy you.
11:22There are those who prefer others
11:24so that the lights of Morocco don't go out.
11:26Maybe these things are present in the world cup.
11:29It may be.
11:30It may be in the world cup.
11:32When you see the majority of the players
11:34and the majority of the stars who were present,
11:36they won the gold balls
11:39as the players of the Royal Army.
11:43The Saudi Army or the Civil Guard.
11:45The Civil Guard.
11:47The referee was Bushra
11:49and the coach was Lamya.
11:51Lamya.
11:52I think he was the best referee.
11:54In the world cup,
11:56maybe all these people won the gold balls.
12:00It's possible.
12:01It's true.
12:02Why don't we say that there are other things
12:05that determine and control the winner.
12:07I will give you a very simple example.
12:09There are stars at the level of the Ballon d'Or
12:12that were stolen from them in Europe.
12:14They were stolen from them
12:16when Modric didn't deserve it and didn't win.
12:18And when Messi didn't play at the top of the world
12:21and won.
12:22I mean, even the credibility of these awards
12:27may have been hidden
12:30because there are specifics that may be far away
12:32even from the performance of the player
12:34who was nominated for the gold ball.
12:36Even if I was nominated for this award,
12:41as we will see in the upcoming events,
12:44it may have been hidden.
12:46As I said, it may not have been important.
12:49Yes.
12:50And that's why we said that the hostility
12:52has moved.
12:53What is rumored and what is criticized
12:55for the gold balls
12:57has become international.
12:59It has become international.
13:01It may be the same criteria
13:03or the same mentality
13:05that controls what is international
13:08and what is also African.
13:10There are those who say that
13:12Anglo-Saxon Africa and Francophon Africa
13:14are the same.
13:15It is possible.
13:16No, it is possible.
13:17It is possible.
13:18It is possible.
13:19It is possible.
13:20It is possible.
13:21It is possible.
13:22It is possible.
13:23It is possible.
13:24It is possible.
13:25It is possible.
13:26It is possible.
13:27It is possible.
13:28It is possible.
13:29An example per se.
13:30Wyliam's is the best player in the African confederation
13:32and the best goalie in season.
13:33But what was presented by Wyliam's
13:42if you compare him with Sz delays ?
13:44You mean Szýchát?
13:45He is the champion of the competition.
13:47Except for the Moroccan player.
13:49They represent Sz sides and Sz delays.
13:51And Sz delays and Sz delays,
13:53which means that there are things
13:55that they don't understand
13:57It applies if he has won two Olympic medals, if he has won the World Cup, if he has won at the African level, if he has won at the Arab level.
14:06These are the criteria to choose the best.
14:09On the level of football, we know what the criteria are.
14:14Is it with titles, or is it measured with goals, or is it measured with goals, or is it measured with goals?
14:21The market value, why don't you say that?
14:23The market value, or on the level of the country, or the country on the regional level.
14:30But this will come back to you, for example, it is said that you won in the era of Mustafa Haji in 1998, you won in 1985 with Timomi, you won in 1986 with Zaki, you won in 1996 with Faraz.
14:43Why did they give me two consecutive years?
14:45No, if we say these things.
14:47If we say these things, yes.
14:48The day you got involved in the World Cup and made a medal in Mexico, the prize was from Zaki's share, who was Marmal's goalkeeper, by the way.
14:54Right.
14:55And the day Timomi got involved, may God give him health with the Royal Army in the Champions League, he won the prize.
15:01And the day Morocco made a glory without a title in the World Cup in France, the prize was from Mustafa Haji.
15:05Okay, what is our prize when we made glory at the level of Qatar in 2020?
15:09Do you answer me now, who was a lion, a lion and not Marmal's goalkeeper?
15:15Yes.
15:16At the level of the Spanish team in the Champions League and also at the level of the European team.
15:21He won the European team title.
15:22He won, he won.
15:23He won.
15:24Why wasn't he given the title?
15:26He deserved it.
15:28He deserved it.
15:29He deserved it.
15:30This means that there are things that are not understood.
15:33And there are many things, I think, in my opinion, that the African Union should clarify.
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