In a scene that resembled a sports plea in a historical court, Talal Al Sheikh stood not defending a single club, but the integrity of Saudi football. He strongly criticized the Championship Documentation Committee, which, as he described, mixed the papers and merged the cup with the league in an unbelievable scenario.

He questioned how a team could celebrate two leagues within two months?! He concluded his remarks with a pointed arrow aimed at the heart of the documentation: "Bias is stronger than facts." The controversy began when Al Shabab Club issued a sharp statement objecting to the recent results of the Saudi Championship Documentation Committee.

Al Sheikh expressed astonishment at the consideration of a team achieving "two leagues" within two months, despite the fact that the second championship was merely a local cup. He clarified that the committee's criteria are not accurate, questioning: "Is it reasonable to classify a cup as a league after fifty years?"

He confirmed that the uproar would have doubled if Al Hilal or Al Nassr had faced what Al Shabab experienced in the classification process. He concluded his remarks accusing the committee of being influenced by bias, calling for fair documentation that includes all clubs without favoritism.