Coach Petr Rada had to watch most of the match between Chrudim and “his” Dukla in the second league from the stands. After half an hour of the game, he couldn’t keep his nerves under control. He cursed the referee vulgarly and added two threats, for which the head referee Jan Všetečka sent him to the stands.
The coach, known for his hot-tempered nature, saw a yellow card at 1:0 for the home side Chrudim after his protests, but it angered him so much that he added insults and threats.
“When I meet you, I’ll beat you up,” he shouted towards the head referee Všeteček, according to the minutes of the match. “You’ve screwed up enough in the league. I’ll find out where you live! You know I have a crush on you!” he added.
Dukla lost 1:2 in Chrudim and did not score after four rounds. The team from Julisky finished the game at ten, in the second half the visiting Matějka saw another red card.
The players of Vyškov won in the 11th round of the second league over Varnsdorf 2:0, moved ahead of their opponents and jumped to second place in the incomplete table.
Vyškov confirmed that he is doing well in the home asylum in Drnovice. He won for the fifth time out of six games this season at the once premier league stadium. Varnsdorf has not scored after four rounds and is fourth.
Chrudim opened the scoring against Dukla midway through the first half after a corner. Shortly afterwards, visiting coach Rada was expelled, first receiving a yellow and then a red card for insulting the referee. Buchvaldek equalized from the subsequent free kick, but in the 74th minute, shortly after arriving on the pitch, substitute Jedliček made the decision. After their third win in a row, Chrudim is fifth in the balanced table, Dukla ninth.
