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Criticized the unit's coach, Ahmed Hossam "Mido", Allowing UAE national team player Fares Juma to continue playing during the UAE Cup and the Australian Cup, despite suffering a serious head injury.
Mido said, via his Twitter account, that the doctor should have insisted that Juma leave the field.
Mido advised all players to leave the stadium immediately as they felt a danger to their lives and not to attempt to end the match under any circumstances and what the team needed, adding that "the life of the players is more important than any football match.
"Do not encourage players to try to end a game if they feel a pain or sense of danger in their life, stop playing immediately and inform the people around them whenever they can." even with the gesture, "he said. Especially young players. "The insistence on returning to the stadium can expose the player to death immediately, and life is more important than any football match."
The United Arab Emirates were ahead of a goal when Juma, 30, received a severe blow to the head after a clash with Australian Matthew Leakey at a time when Alberto Zaccheroni,.
The player was moved off the court, but insisted on getting up and, although his balance seemed confused, he returned to the game at the last minute, in front of his injury, with little difference with the UAE's arrival in the semifinals; he will face Qatar next Tuesday..
After being transferred to the hospital, Juma said of his bed: "I assure people that I'm fine and that everything is fine." I finished the game for science, we're fighting until the last minute. "
The UAE's victory over Australia has brought immense joy to the public after a slow start and an average performance in the final.
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