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Al-Nasr Club has today sent a letter to the Saudi Football Federation confirming its total rejection of the two options mentioned by Qusai Al-Fawaz, president of the Saudi Football Federation, in his televised interview on the transfer of the Al-Nasr match to anyone outside of Riyadh or postponed due to lack of preparation of King Fahd and Prince Faisal bin Fahd. .
Al-Nasr said in a statement that he would not give up his right to play his game at the time, refusing to postpone the match because of the pressure of competition.
The administration insisted that Nasraiah since the beginning of the season to improve Prince Faisal bin Fahd's stadium did not take these charges seriously, but was punished for criticizing the pitch.
Victory of the football union: we refuse to postpone our game. We will not play outside Riyadh
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2019-01-23
Al-Nasr Club has today sent a letter to the Saudi Football Federation confirming its total rejection of the two options mentioned by Qusai Al-Fawaz, president of the Saudi Football Federation, in his televised interview on the transfer of the Al-Nasr match to anyone outside of Riyadh or postponed due to lack of preparation of King Fahd and Prince Faisal bin Fahd. .
Al-Nasr said in a statement that he would not give up his right to play his game at the time, refusing to postpone the match because of the pressure of competition.
The administration insisted that Nasraiah since the beginning of the season to improve Prince Faisal bin Fahd's stadium did not take these charges seriously, but was punished for criticizing the pitch.
January 23, 2019 – 17 Jumada I 1440
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Al-Nasr Club has today sent a letter to the Saudi Football Federation confirming its total rejection of the two options mentioned by Qusai Al-Fawaz, president of the Saudi Football Federation, in his televised interview on the transfer of the Al-Nasr match to anyone outside of Riyadh or postponed due to lack of preparation of King Fahd and Prince Faisal bin Fahd. .
Al-Nasr said in a statement that he would not give up his right to play his game on time, refusing to postpone the match because of the pressure of competition.
The administration insisted that Nasraiah since the beginning of the season to improve Prince Faisal bin Fahd's stadium did not take these charges seriously, but was punished for criticizing the pitch.
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