Game commentary… this is how they use their voices to create the most beautiful stories and the worst memories

This is what is truly called a crowd igniter. Watching a football game between friends on television, or even on the radio, is ineffective unless there is a talented, astute, and accurate sports commentator who becomes the most influential party in the atmosphere, even if his words contain a little… bias.

Here you have to be well prepared before each match, familiar with the information and historical background of both teams and players. There is a balance between the main goal of conveying a complete picture of what is happening on the field from all angles, and the information delivered quickly from everywhere, without distinguishing in the research and preparation process between a long-awaited match and another match that does not meet the same specifications.

When it comes to commentary, my favorite genre is when the commentator contributes to the enrichment of the culture of the audience without being exaggerated or arrogant, unfortunately, I mean, this is missing from most sports channel commentators during the most important sporting events and the last season, the match commentators insist that I believe "Hussain Wahadna" Vahdat won the inaugural Jordan Cup by defeating Ramsar 2-1. Unfortunately, they repeated this more than a dozen times.

In 1982, Al-Wehdat won its first Jordan Cup title, beating Al-Ahly 0-0 with a goal from Ghassan Jumaa.