Arnold states training was once
Australian coach Graham Arnold acknowledged that the Iraqi national football team has not yet displayed its best level after a 1-1 draw with Oman in the opening match of the Gulf Cup 27 at Prince Abdullah Al-Faisal City Stadium in Jeddah. He confirmed that the Iraqi team suffered from a short preparation period, having only conducted one training session compared to Oman, which held more than six training sessions. Arnold also complained about the pitch, noting that it contributes to injuries, and mentioned that some of his young players had good opportunities, but he was unable to convert some of those chances into goals. The coach assured that he will work on improving performance in upcoming matches, and despite the less-than-ideal display, expressed pride in the players, promising to deliver a better performance in the future.
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