Mr. Špaček is lying, says the chairman of the FACR Martin Malík about the Sokol Živanice case
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This was the second he had written in recent years. He strongly objected to the claim that it was collective guilt.
“How can you express yourself in this way? It seems to me that you have gone back in time. How can you point the clubs at the point of not wanting to burn your fingers and not drawing attention to football situations? Politely speaking, you are not telling the truth, “Petr Špaček wrote in it, recalling the first two-year-old letter that he was expelled from the FACR last April for criticizing the conditions prevailing in Czech football, specifically the CFL, which he described as a cesspool.
The head of the Football Association of the Czech Republic, Martin Malík, hands over the crystal ball to the legendary gunner Jan Koller.
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“Mr President, you have personally put pressure on me to withdraw the case, apologize and make myself wrong. Several more times, during the proceedings with me, I submitted suggestions in writing and asked for a review of the video on the regularity of some matches by guided arbitrators such as Stuk, Hanousek, Zadinová, etc. And lastly Ježek. The only thing I achieved was to impose nonsensical fines on our club, and in many matches we were shown through the referees what you want to do with us. Unrecognized goals, imaginary penalties, dozens of yellow cards and red ones. And you will say that you had no stimuli … You lack complete self-reflection, “writes Špaček now.
Letter to the head of FACR: Mr. Malík, you lack self-reflection, you are joking. I was expecting you to apologize to honest people
The first man of Czech football, Martin Malík, objected to his claim and accusations after Tuesday’s meeting of the executive committee.
“Mr. Špaček lies if he claims that I, as the chairman of the association, tried to influence him in any way. I don’t know the man at all, we never met, we didn’t talk to each other in person or indirectly, so it’s absolutely impossible for me to put pressure on him. Not to mention personally, “the head of Czech football responded.
He also rejected the claim that Živanice would be unjustifiably sanctioned and punished by financial fines.
Žumpa, the head of the three-league Živanice complains in an open letter. Nothing like that, they oppose from Strahov
“It has no normal basis for someone to impose fines imposed by the responsible bodies of the football association as meaningless. Mr. Špaček committed fraud at the moment when he knowingly announced that he had five youth teams at his disposal, and did not have a single one at his disposal. The association therefore resorted to a completely standard sanction, as it does in any other case, “said the chairman of the football association, Martin Malík, against an open letter from Živanice.
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