Sport
24 Feb 2016
4 min read
"We need twenty points to stay up"
Appointed on Monday as coach of Difaâ Hassani El Jadidi, Abderrahim Talib has the mission of ensuring the club's stay in the first division. A mission that promises to be difficult, given the current situation of the club, but which does not scare the former coach of Renaissance de Berkane.Le Matin: why did you accept to take charge of Difaâ, a team that practically has one foot in the second division?Abderrahim Talib: I accepted to take up this challenge because I have a very special relationship with this club, the city and its supporters. I managed to raise the club to the first division in 2006. I would have liked to be contacted during the winter transfer window, that way I would have had the time to make the necessary recruitments, but the club preferred to give more of a chance to the former coach. Unfortunately, it didn't work, for lack of luck. I have 15 days to prepare the tea…
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