The Sampdoria coach clarifies: “There were no references to other people, I was just talking about me. In the end we will see if everyone here gave their best, but first let’s think about Lecce”
Phrases heavy as boulders: “If I am the problem, I take off”. Dejan Stankovic thus closes the very bitter evening in Turin, opening a scenario that was totally unexpected until now. By airing (for now) his resignation, with the aim – this is a certainty – to try to shake the consciences of a team now in disarray. Then the Serbian coach partially corrects his shot: “I’m talking about myself, I’m not talking to anyone else. Then, however, we’ll see if everyone here has done their best. First, though, let’s think about Lecce.”
Other explanations
–
Stankovic does not shirk his responsibilities, but wants to see if now, in Saturday’s play-off in Marassi with Lecce, the players will be able to give a shock. However, his outburst is destined to make noise, because it demonstrates how evidently the Serbian coach did not imagine being in such a dramatic situation. Stankovic then wanted to deny that he had been sent off for insulting the referee: “That’s not true. I ran towards Radonjic to tell him in Serbian to throw the ball out (there was Rincon on the ground, ed) and I entered the pitch Juric told me: “Go out otherwise they’ll give you five days …” “Then, on the team:” We are doing our best, but I understand the dispute “.
November 9 – 11:51 pm
© REPRODUCTION RESERVED
#Stankovic #air #resignation #problem #Ill
