Young Footballers Dwindle in Shah Tahamas, Coaches' Absence Blamed

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Peshawar's Shah Tahamas Football Stadium, once bustling with vibrant young footballers, now faces a disheartening decline. The number of junior players has sharply decreased, leaving the field eerily quiet. The culprit? A glaring lack of coaches.

Previously, the stadium buzzed with activity as over five junior teams honed their skills each day, guided by dedicated coaches employed on a daily wage basis. These hardworking individuals received a modest salary of 25000 rupees, ensuring regular practice and fostering the players' talent.

However, with the arrival of DG Khalid Mahmood, a dark cloud settled over the stadium. All daily wage coaches were abruptly dismissed. Though they initially held onto hope, clinging to the possibility of reinstatement, their optimism slowly faded. By June 2023, the coaches were completely let go, their absence leaving a gaping void.

The consequences are now painfully evident. With no guiding hand, the remaining players, barely a dozen or two, feel adrift and dispirited. Their practice sessions lack proper instruction and supervision, leaving their development stunted. The once promising environment has morphed into a shadow of its former self.

Parents and concerned citizens plead with the authorities to urgently address this crisis. The future of Shah Tahamas football and the dreams of these young athletes hang in the balance. Immediate action is necessary to reinstate the coaches, reignite the passion for the game, and reclaim the vibrant legacy of this beloved stadium.

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