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Four resolutions have been published, including blue fans
The Discipline and Ethics Committee of the Saudi Football Federation issued four disciplinary decisions that affected the club and its president, as well as the presidents of Al-Nasr and Al-Shabab clubs.
The resolutions were as follows:
The club was forced to pay a fine of 80,000 riyals to the fans during the match against the Ahad club. After the end of the match, he threw 10 tools into the field when goaltender Abdullah Al Owisher left the field in the corridor leading to the players' locker room.
Al-Nasr club president Saud Al-Swailem was fined 600,000 Riyals. Al-Nasr club president Saud Al-Swailem insulted the Saudi Football Federation, some of its committees and a number of his substitutes in a manner contrary to the sports ethic. During a TV interview.
Ask the Al Hilal club president, Prince Mohammed bin Faisal, to pay a fine of 110,000 SR for posting a tweet on his account on the Twitter social network site of 22/3/2019. The latter in a way incompatible with sports ethics.
The youth club president, Khaled Al-Baltan, was fined 110,000 riyals for making a statement in a video clip of 22/3/2019 including a commentary on a TV interview conducted by the club's president. al-Nasr.
Discipline punishes leaders of Red Crescent, Victory and Youth Clubs
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The Discipline and Ethics Committee of the Saudi Football Federation issued four disciplinary decisions that affected the club and its president, as well as the presidents of Al-Nasr and Al-Shabab clubs.
The resolutions were as follows:
The club was forced to pay a fine of 80,000 riyals to the fans during the match against the Ahad club. After the end of the match, he threw 10 tools into the field when goaltender Abdullah Al Owisher left the field in the corridor leading to the players' locker room.
Al-Nasr club president Saud Al-Swailem was fined 600,000 Riyals. Al-Nasr club president Saud Al-Swailem insulted the Saudi Football Federation, some of its committees and a number of his substitutes in a manner contrary to the sports ethic. During a TV interview.
Ask the Al Hilal club president, Prince Mohammed bin Faisal, to pay a fine of 110,000 SR for posting a tweet on his account on the Twitter social network site of 22/3/2019. The latter in a way incompatible with sports ethics.
The youth club president, Khaled Al-Baltan, was fined 110,000 riyals for making a statement in a video clip of 22/3/2019 including a commentary on a TV interview conducted by the club's president. al-Nasr.
March 27, 2019 – 20 Rajab 1440
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Four resolutions have been published, including blue fans
The Discipline and Ethics Committee of the Saudi Football Federation issued four disciplinary decisions that affected the club and its president, as well as the presidents of Al-Nasr and Al-Shabab clubs.
The resolutions were as follows:
The club was forced to pay a fine of 80,000 riyals to the fans during the match against the Ahad club. After the end of the match, he threw 10 tools into the field when goaltender Abdullah Al Owisher left the field in the corridor leading to the players' locker room.
Al-Nasr club president Saud Al-Swailem was fined 600,000 Riyals. Al-Nasr club president Saud Al-Swailem insulted the Saudi Football Federation, some of its committees and a number of his substitutes in a manner contrary to the sports ethic. During a TV interview.
Ask the Al Hilal club president, Prince Mohammed bin Faisal, to pay a fine of 110,000 SR for posting a tweet on his account on the Twitter social network site of 22/3/2019. The latter in a way incompatible with sports ethics.
The youth club president, Khaled Al-Baltan, was fined 110,000 riyals for making a statement in a video clip of 22/3/2019 including a commentary on a TV interview conducted by the club's president. al-Nasr.
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