Recently in Polsat Sport, Tomasz Hajto commented, among others: Polish Cup final and events in the Ekstraklasa. One of his opinions was that the result of the Pogoń Szczecin – Wisła Kraków match could have been distorted by the referees who did not award the Ekstraklasa players a penalty kick. However, this is not the end of nerves and bitter words from the former Polish representative.
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Tomasz Hajto couldn’t stand it. He went through the motions of the player and the entire Premier League. “I would make you pay the fine”
In Sunday’s Cafe Futbol program, Hajto continued to criticize, and one of the objects of his words was Pogoń Szczecin player Leo Borges, who did not play well in the Polish Cup final. However, he was criticized not only for his attitude on the pitch.
– He had his shorts up the whole match. I do not know what for. To show that he has a tattoo or that he has big muscles? Because he can’t kick the ball exactly 20 meters. If I had played on the team with him, it certainly wouldn’t have ended like this. Lack of responsibility, nonchalance, arrogance and arrogance – said Hajto and added: – For me, cutting leggings is a sick fashion. If I worked at a club, I would make the player pay for every pair of socks he cut. This league is weak because we let them do everything.
Saying that our leagues are weak, the former Polish representative agreed with Zbigniew Boniek, who recently admitted the same. Hajto gave the race for the Polish championship and the European cups in the top league as an example confirming this thesis.
– We read all the time that our league is strong. I agree with Zbyszek Boniek – our league is weak – the 51-year-old began. – It is super packed, the stadiums are beautiful, fans show up at the stadiums more and more often, but there is no repeatability of the runs – he added.
– I support Jagiellonia incredibly, but this was the first time she had to play under a lot of pressure and she couldn’t cope with it. Playing as a favorite is different from playing as a team that can make a surprise. This is what is happening in Lech Poznań, where I said that they have the strongest team. This commitment and idea for each match is really poor, Hajto continued.
According to Hajta, what is the reason for the crisis in the form of many Premier League teams? Many may be surprised here, because it’s not about the players, but about the coaches. – We targeted young coaches and discredited those from the older generation. I think there has to be a bit of balance. Let’s not generalize that all young coaches are good, concluded the former Polish representative.
Tomasz Hajto became the coach of Jagiellonia Białystok in 2012, at the age of 39. Currently, the average age of coaches at the highest level of competition in the country is much older, as much as 43.83 years. The youngest coach in the league is 32-year-old Adrian Siemieniec from Jagiellonia.
2024-05-06 08:17:00
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