Terrifying: In Kosovo no football, measurements show the sad state of Superliga quality

Football fans in Kosovo may be considered the most loyal, not because they are in large numbers, but that they choose to monitor (most from TV) local football even at its current infrastructure level, but also quality, although they can easily turn their eyes to Premier League, Serie A, Bundesliga and La League. We have tribunes that are packed to the maximum of 20% possible, thin terrain and football rhythms that are very helpful to those who have trouble sleeping.

As if the weak infrastructure and unpleasant quality in local football, months and last years were not enough, the ear of fans has been charged with multiple charges of local football trainers, who over time insist that the issue of champion title in Kosovo is decided much earlier than the last five laps. And when that's said, of course it doesn't mean providing the title in the mathematical aspect of breaking up any team points, but insists on existing shopping deals outside the green fields. So, a sulky trick and football add to the idea that the fate of the X meeting is decided in advance, according to Taulant Gashi from the news.net.

Fans are missing, ticket money has no infrastructure. The chain/cyclical connection of this triple problem (infrastructural-cellin-tifoz) has a positive side. The issue is that with the improvement of the first one, improvement comes in the second, and therefore becomes the best of the tributaries, which helps the first point. All it takes is the will to start improvement.

Kosovo football clubs, or heads of technical staff, for criticism of monotonous games have always pointed to the stadium's plight, insisting that on such grounds there can be no quick game, attractive ones. One question to be asked is, who do the trainers talk to before they sign their contract? On what project are they based if not on basic projects providing grounds for training and championship matches?

Those who applaud a handful of 20 - person fans and do not tire of finding the reason for the absence of tribuna for the rest of football fans push their teams toward a monotonous game, whether willingly or not. In Kosovo football matches, according to the measurements of news.net, nearly half of the match remains paralyzed with a variety of interruptions.

Matja 1: 27/11/2021: 27/11/2021: Ulpiana '% Pristina (the first time times 46 minutes, of which only 29 minutes the ball stays on the move within the field lines. The end of the match, however, runs until the 96th minute of the meeting. From 96 minutes on this match, according to news measurements.net. Only 56 minutes active, with the ball moving inside the green field lines.

Concern about this measurement is the fact that Pristina for a large part of the match was at the top of two goals, and the need to maintain supremacy in other ways was not great. This allowed a more active football, making 56 minutes active.

Measure 2: 25/11/2021: Lights (The second period clocks 50 minutes, of which only 25 minutes and 14 seconds of ball was in motion within the field lines), always according to Taulent Gashi.

Concern concerning the second measurement is the fact that in the second half of the largest derby in Kosovo football, only 50% of the action available was played. This was the part of the match when everything was put around the winner, and it was more fluid than the first part (for which there is no concrete measurement).

As for this season, the disturbing common fact is that reactions do not occur only in confrontations that are considered important (the example of Gjilan), but also occur in contests where the favorites can be identified on paper.

In contrast, a third measurement, made in the preliminary season, where Pristina and Fernikel, in a match that placed too much for the title, recorded only 22 minutes active in the first half. Adding this measurement is a deeper problem. The problem is not in the current season, but it seems to be a <x0-cultural” of local football in Kosovo.

Asked about this problem, and the impact of these reactions on empty tributaries in Kosovo stadiums, Malisheva coach Edsim Thaci has pointed even to Kosovo Superleague judges, who according to him should not allow that.

“The issue of playing is not professional, it affects the quality and football generally, the moaning of teams make it worse, but to avoid that, it has to be the highest-level reference, because any reference that watches the match better, doesn't allow play, so this issue also has to do with the quality of referrals and clubs”, Thaci told news.

The same one believes that this overspending directly affects the lack of fans in stadium stands.

When play is loud, a type of monotonous is created, and it negatively affects both fans and professional aspects. So in addition to affecting the fans who watch the match, the quality” is the words of Malisheva coach.

For the same problem, news.net has received an opinion from former Drenica player Taulant Dajaku, currently local football analyst. Dajaku, in spite of Malisheva's coach who puts the weight on judges, believes it is the trainers who need to call his mind on the problem.

“I think that data says that maximum active football is 37 minutes (in Kosovo) and this is due to the increased lack of game strategy. It means, it's very difficult to figure out how a team has game physicalization, so this is an argument that should bother the trainers most, because it's an alarm for changing the concept of how the game should be developed, because only the pressure for success, without a plan, produces an ugly game, and that affects what the stadium tributaries are empty, and it's going to be until we don't see a game of attracts<1>, Taulant Daku told the news.

The main weight in this problem falls on clubs, which accept criticism from fans who do not step up the stadium steps, and therefore do not contribute to the local team's economy, which therefore cannot invest in an infrastructure that could enable more attractive football. Infrastructural level in Kosovo football would have to fuel another debate. Does Kosovo really need a national stadium, or NK in co-operation with the MKRS it would be better to help Kosovo teams renew their stadiums to meet at least the minimum criteria required by the U. EFA?