Victory coach and chairman resigns

Jul 18, 2016 - 08:01:17 | Shimaaz Ali
Victory coach Mohamed Nazeeh

Male', MALDIVES - Victory Sports Club head coach Mohamed Nazeeh and chairman Ahmed Assad has resigned from their posts today.

Nazeeh joined with Victory during this tournament after a successful season with United Victory. Under his reign United Victory won the second division and promoted to the top flight for the first time in their history.

The reason for his resignation is unknown but the results under him this season is not good. Victory lies on the 7th position of the table with just 4 points from eight games.

According to media reports Chairman Assad’s resignation is due to the unavailability of time.

“Assad submitted his resignation due to the unavailability of time and the executive board has accepted his resignation.” General Secretary Fayaz said.

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Boyko on Jul 18
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Time has come to address the troubling presence of politicians in football. It does not appear they are in the powerful posts of the team for the good of the team, rather their interests supersedes that of the club. As soon as they think it has outgrown its utility they ditch it like somebody ditch his estranged wife, not for second bothered what havoc it would cause to the team already living off scraps at the bottom of the league. The last time Valencia had a similar scare they almost relegated. So why in the first place club owners welcome them with open arms when they are like temporary adventure seekers?
Imma on Jul 20
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The answer to your question is: the prospect of money and power. It's all people care about in this country, nothing more, nothing less. Unfortunately, this cursed phenomena looks like it's here to stay for a while.

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