I recommend in the locker room before the Cypriot football matches, the responsible for each club to put the video with Makri’s energy.
Just last Thursday, Andreas Makris was awarded for the Fair Play in the AEL – Nea Salamis race. In fact, he had stated to the PASP camera. (His statements were published today) that “I did what I hope each of us will do.” AM …
A few hours after Makri’s award in the AEK -Mars match, Aitor, seeing Jago have his hand raised and clearly pointing to his posture that his purpose was to stop the game, does not hesitate to score against Mars.
Since then you have been listening to different things. Why didn’t Alves out the ball out? And I ask if Alves didn’t take the ball out, Jago is not entitled to keep the fair play?
Or the other, that Jago made the wrong control! The man has raised the hand, what to do another? But even for the sake of discussion (now we say) the claim that Jago made the wrong control, the Mars footballer did not show at all at the beginning of rushing to correct his mistake while he had the time to do so. Why?
And one more thing: Couldn’t the Fair Play observe, seeing his teammate on the ground? However, it is not just a matter of Aitor. It is a matter of a mentality that on the altar of victory, the outcome and the titles, the players forget the most essential in sport: the goodies, the values of sport, the fellowship, the respect.
It’s not just a matter of Aitor. This “dictates” modern football: the fair play to be kept as they please. In modern football the real fair play is the exception of the rule. And unfortunately not the rule.
To see, for example, a team keeping the fair play only when it defends, but when it attacks it. As if it is written somewhere that the Fair Play is keeping it when there is no chance of a dangerous attack.
I recommend in the locker room before the Cypriot football matches, the responsible for each club to put the video with Makri’s energy. Hopefully the rest of the players will understand what the real fair play is, which you have to adhere to anywhere on the court and not be in accordance with where the ball is or if the score is favorable.
Makris said that what he did he considers normal. Normal for you, Andrea. The “normal” in today’s age is only victory. In any way it is achieved…