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                             The moroccan national team in 2018





I was seven years old when I was following the Moroccan team at the World Cup in Mexico City

more than 30 years ago.



The number of television screens in the village was small, and the device was running on battery. One of the games happened when the village youths met in one house to watch a game.


I went to the place and found them had closed the door and I kvnoked and witing for minutes before the owner son  came out to invite me to enter was a Moroccan match against Cameroon in the African Cup, for the year 88 in Casablanca, as I remember.



The moroccan national team of 1986



The important thing I felt wonderful months and I J The room, which included dozens of young people watching the game.


After becoming a good football player, in 2004 I was frustrated by Morocco's match against Tunisia in the African Cup of Nations final.



After that I no longer cared much about the ball, I continued to participate in the World Cup Russia, but the feeling changed from childhood feeling now.



 Football remains a popular game in Morocco and the rest of the world can give little hope to children as I was given 30 years ago.



What is your feeling and how have you been affected by a football match?

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