Articol de GSP - Publicat duminica, 21 februarie 2010 00:00
The referee Kovacs has sent the teams in the locker room for ten minutes, because the players and the coaches became the target of the spectators, who were throwing with snowballs on the ground
Steaua was close to lose at the "green table" a match which, in the end they lost on the ground. What happened? Gigi Mulţescu entered on the ground in the 61st minute, asking assertively to Istvan Kovacs to stop the match, because the supporters of Steaua started to throw with snowballs towards him. The referee accepted and sent the teams in the locker rooms for 10 minutes.
Snow for all
The situation has degenerated, because Steaua’s supporters, annoyed by Mulţescu’s reaction, started to throw with snowballs towards all those present on the ground. Including towards Stoichiţă and Janos Szekely! The right midfielder was about to attack the coach of Ceahlău, but he was stopped by those from the technical bench, and then he applauded ironically the spectators. He received a snowball in his head, the coach was treated likewise on his way to the locker rooms. The second coach from Ceahlău, the Turkish Yuksel Yesilova, has get the same thing.
"Stoichiţă, your resignation!"
Gigi Becali took the microphone of the broadcaster: "Dear, supporters, I am Becali! If you say that you are Steaua, stop because otherwise we lose with 0-3! This is not love for the team. The referee stopped the game for a while, but if you continue to throw with snowballs, he will whistle the end of the match!". In ten minutes the match restarted from the minute 61, when it was interrupted.
The spectators have thrown again with snowballs from the 85th minute, in the moment when Ceahlău scored for 3-1. Their main enemy became Stoichiţă, whom they tried to hit. In the last 5 minutes, the stands have also chanted "Resignation ", with allusion to "Lippi".
"I do not regret that I have allowed the supporters to enter on the field. It was just a bad day for Steaua, that’s all!"
Gigi Becali, sponsor at Steaua
The referee Kovacs has sent the teams in the locker room for ten minutes, because the players and the coaches became the target of the spectators, who were throwing with snowballs on the ground
Steaua was close to lose at the "green table" a match which, in the end they lost on the ground. What happened? Gigi Mulţescu entered on the ground in the 61st minute, asking assertively to Istvan Kovacs to stop the match, because the supporters of Steaua started to throw with snowballs towards him. The referee accepted and sent the teams in the locker rooms for 10 minutes.
Snow for all
The situation has degenerated, because Steaua’s supporters, annoyed by Mulţescu’s reaction, started to throw with snowballs towards all those present on the ground. Including towards Stoichiţă and Janos Szekely! The right midfielder was about to attack the coach of Ceahlău, but he was stopped by those from the technical bench, and then he applauded ironically the spectators. He received a snowball in his head, the coach was treated likewise on his way to the locker rooms. The second coach from Ceahlău, the Turkish Yuksel Yesilova, has get the same thing.
"Stoichiţă, your resignation!"
Gigi Becali took the microphone of the broadcaster: "Dear, supporters, I am Becali! If you say that you are Steaua, stop because otherwise we lose with 0-3! This is not love for the team. The referee stopped the game for a while, but if you continue to throw with snowballs, he will whistle the end of the match!". In ten minutes the match restarted from the minute 61, when it was interrupted.
The spectators have thrown again with snowballs from the 85th minute, in the moment when Ceahlău scored for 3-1. Their main enemy became Stoichiţă, whom they tried to hit. In the last 5 minutes, the stands have also chanted "Resignation ", with allusion to "Lippi".
"I do not regret that I have allowed the supporters to enter on the field. It was just a bad day for Steaua, that’s all!"
Gigi Becali, sponsor at Steaua
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