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Nabil Baha: Morocco’s Problem Is That Our Players Don’t Enjoy Playing Together
The Malaga forward believes that the Atlas Lions have plenty of individual talent but just don’t know how to use it effectively.
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Dec 28, 2009 1:32:29 AM
Moroccan international striker Nabil Baha has told
Lionsdelatlas.net that the North African country suffered a humiliating exit
from both the World Cup and the African Cup of Nations not because they are not
good enough but simply because the players don’t enjoy playing together.
“We have very good players who play in the best European leagues but I don’t think that the hard part is to have good players. What’s more difficult is to create a group where the players mutually understand one another, a group where everyone enjoys playing together,” he explained.
Furthermore, Baha added that an issue that has contributed to the dysfunctional nature of the team dynamics is the lack of stability of within the Moroccan Royal Football Federation and the changing of coaches at the first sign of a setback.
Rami Ayari, Goal.com
“We have very good players who play in the best European leagues but I don’t think that the hard part is to have good players. What’s more difficult is to create a group where the players mutually understand one another, a group where everyone enjoys playing together,” he explained.
Furthermore, Baha added that an issue that has contributed to the dysfunctional nature of the team dynamics is the lack of stability of within the Moroccan Royal Football Federation and the changing of coaches at the first sign of a setback.
Rami Ayari, Goal.com
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