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The Kenitra Club at a Crossroads: Draws Eliminate Ambition and Office Silence Raises Doubts
By: Abdul Haq Darmawi
In a painful symbolic scene, the fans of Kenitra Club donned black during their team’s match against Youssoufia Berrechid, expressing sorrow and anger over the plight of KAC, a team that has long been an icon of Moroccan football. This mournful presence was not merely a protest step but a clear message: patience has run out, and the future is at stake.
Another draw adds to a series of mediocre results, at a time when the team desperately needs decisive victories to return to the promotion path. Munir Al-Jaouani, who has become known as the "Draw Leader," seems to have lost his way, amid a performance that falls short of the city’s aspirations and does not match the level of popular support.
The conservative tactic… a shackle on ambition
Al-Jaouani’s cautious and slow counter-attacking plan has shown its limitations, especially against teams like Youssoufia Berrechid that were not at their best. The late substitutions and the insistence on certain names despite their modest contributions are all indicators of a lack of flexibility and a poor understanding of the matchs’ dynamics.
If the audience expressed their sorrow in black, what is happening on the field is equally dark in terms of performance and results.
The management office… absence raises questions
In the face of this decline, the management office remains silent, with no clarifications or communication with the fans who are questioning: Where is Doumo? Where are his promises? Is there an alternative plan? Or is the club being driven into the unknown without a captain?
The absence of transparency and decisive actions at such a moment is considered a disregard for the club’s history and the feelings of its supporters.
KAC fans… loyalty faces ingratitude
The supporters of Kenitra Club have never stopped backing their team, but they have received nothing but disappointments in return. Today’s protest in black is a civil outcry, warning that the boiling point has been reached, and that a return to the amateur league will not pass unnoticed.
In conclusion: action before regret
The situation can no longer tolerate more waiting or justifications. The management office must intervene immediately to correct the course, whether by changing the coach or restructuring the technical staff. Kenitra Club does not deserve this fate, and the fans are not asking for the impossible, but simply for a team that befits the name and glorious history of KAC.
Today, the black in the stands is not just a color, but a state of feeling, and a warning siren. Is there anyone to respond?
