Hamoudi: The oil industry succeeds with the support of fans

The coach and football expert of Khuzestan, defending Seyed Siros Pourmosavi and supporting Ruhollah Mohammadi, emphasized that Abadan Oil Industry must strengthen its defense line to succeed in the rest of the season.

According to "Varzesh Seh", Saeed Hammoudi discussed with our reporter the conditions of the Abadan oil industry, the changes in the technical and managerial staff of this club and the necessity of fans' support for Talaiposhan.

Hammoudi said about the performance of Mohammad Nouri and the reasons for the failure of Abadan Oil Industry in the past weeks: "I believe that Mohammad Nouri is not the main culprit of these events, and the more important responsibility lies with the managers who chose him to lead a large team like Abadan Oil Industry." Many young coaches in Iranian football dream of being the head coach of a team with this status and fans. As a Khuzestan football expert, I supported Nouri, but unfortunately, he could not meet the expectations of the people and fans of the oil industry in seven or eight weeks. I believe that the root of the problems should be sought in management decisions and initial selection.

He said regarding the return of Seyed Syros Pourmusoi to the bench of Sanat Naft and the selection of Ruhollah Mohammadi in the management of the club: "Seyd Syros Pormusoi is highly accepted in football in Khuzestan and especially in Abadan. He has a good knowledge of the football atmosphere in the region and has helped the oil industry in difficult situations in the past. His experience and knowledge can be very effective for the team and I am optimistic about the success of this selection."

Hamoudi continued: "Ruhullah Mohammadi is also familiar with the conditions of the oil industry due to his experience in the board of directors of the club and has a good acceptance among the fans. I hope these managerial and technical changes will help to create stability in the club and provide the basis for the success of the oil industry."

The Khuzestan football coach said about the conditions required by Sanat Naft to get better results, especially in Saturday's match against Aluminum Arak: "Santat Naft is not a weak team and has the technical capacity to compete, but in my opinion, the team's defensive line is fragile and efforts should be made to strengthen and create more coordination in this department. "If the team's defensive structure gets better, the oil industry can get better results."

He added: "Regarding the match against Aluminum Arak, I hope Seyed Syros Pormusoi will send the team to the field with sufficient preparation and concentration with his experience. Players must minimize mistakes and make good use of scoring opportunities. I hope that the oil industry will leave the field with its hands full in this competition and have a promising start to continue the path."

Regarding his expectation from Sanat Naft fans before this match, Hamoudi said: "I want all the enthusiastic and warm-hearted fans of Sanat Naft to show their support for this great team once again on Saturday with a large presence in the stadium. "The oil industry is a part of the identity and pride of the people of Abadan, and in the current situation, it needs the unity and support of the fans more than ever."

He said: "The return of Syed Siros Pourmusoi can be the beginning of a new season for the team, and the large number of spectators will multiply the motivation of the players. I hope the stands of the stadium will be full of Abadani fans and they will stay with the team from the first minute to the final whistle."

Hammoudi added: "The goal of all of us is the success of the oil industry. I hope that with the support of the people, the efforts of the players, the experience of the technical staff and the planning of the club's management, we will see a good result on Saturday, and in the rest of the season, the oil industry will maintain its position and return to its true position in the coming years."