A major survey conducted by the Arab Gulf States' 'Emirates Diplomatic Academy' revealed the football fans' opinions on the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), with 61% of respondents favoring a move to the Asian Football Confederation (AFC), while 39% supported a further use of the Khalifa bin Zayed Stadium in Al Ain.
According to the survey, in which 3542 people took part, the main question was the need for a new state-of-the-art stadium, a new national emblem, a new national anthem, a new national flag, including the Hamad Al-Makbali.
The result of the survey was a clear division of opinion among fans. Those who support the change point out that the young stars lack the necessary experience and perspective. 'Makbali is a young leader of the team,' says one of the survey participants. 'This decision, based on the last two years, shows a new approach.' Another commentator adds: 'We need to move forward, to a new level, to better use the old resources.'
The experts' comments focus on the unexpected results of the survey, noting that such a high percentage of votes for the new format is unusual. 'Fans demand ideal conditions, but that's not realistic,' says a sports expert. 'Ayes passed in the matches, and it doesn't want to be unconditional.'
Other experts and journalists have been criticized for the balanced position. 'Harald Al-Fordz calls for a political update, not an impulsive one: 'We need to move forward, but not in a hurry.'
Before the survey, the champion was asked to choose a new tactic. 'We need to choose a proven captain or try a new tactic.'
The champion will now decide: whether to use a proven captain or try a new tactic. The commands in the next match with Iraq will be a test for the new tactic.
