In the wake of Algeria’s elimination in the 1st round of CAN 2024, after a defeat against Mauritania (0-1), a Fenex supporter expressed his anger in the afterfoot, and strongly criticized “trash coach” Damel Belmadi.
“Tomorrow, I am not going to work, because I am not well there. I believe that all Algerians are not well, whether in Marseilles, in Lyon, in all of France.” Many are upset by the latest fiasco of the Fennecs who were eliminated in the first round of CAN 2024. An Algerian supporter expresses his sadness and anger at RMC this Tuesday evening, in the afterfoot, moments after their crushing loss to Mauritania (0-1).
“We have a scum coach”
“It’s a shame. We played against National 2, National 3 players,” he sighs. “We played against bakers, pastry chefs, but at least they got their jerseys wet. They had a consistent game with a serious coach (Amir Abdou). He did well against Comoros. We see each other looking very good. years. We have a cunning coach, who thinks he’s I don’t know who’s on the sidelines and who never stops arguing with himself, with the referee.”
“Honestly, I fear for his health,” he quipped afterwards about the Algerian coach’s attitude. “When you see him on the sidelines, you think he’s had a stroke. His excuses are always the temperature, we played there in the evening, it’s the climate, the lawn (…) can’t even. Burkina, Angola, Mauritania win the game against. Last time he did it the other way around by saying ‘they want people who want to coach me’. There, no, you’re not doing that to us.”
As a reminder, Algeria already failed to get past the group stage during the last edition, where they also finished last in a group made up of Ivory Coast, Equatorial Guinea and Sierra Leone. A few weeks later, the selection failed to qualify for the World Cup, conceding a goal in extra time in extra time and being beaten by Cameroon in the play-offs.
“Republic of Cronyism”
“He is already in the queue, he will be able to party with his players that he has chosen over the years, the republic of cronyism that we are witnessing in Algeria,” concludes a supporter on his coach, before referring to his pass weapon press “me Algerian journalists Pity, who, at times, were mocked by Belmadi for simple questions simply because they were doing their job… Today, it pays for it.”
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