Lion Tattoo and Phantom Pain
Unacceptable for Gerald Willfurth. “It bursts my neck, you can’t tolerate something like that, it should never happen again,” says Rapid’s board member, annoyed. Who, as a player with green and white, won four championship titles and cups in the 1980s, is now suffering and no longer wants to swallow everything quietly: “We have lost our pride. One can’t play because he has a lion tattooed on his back (Fountas’ note), the other has phantom pains. Insanity. Ein Liendl and Junuzovic gave everything until the last game. Only we have theatre. We offer the players a stage, then they have the duty to give everything. The problem is with us. A team should be able to solve this internally.”
