Former CSKA Moscow football player Valery Masalitin commented on the decision of Vadim Andreev, the general director of Samara Krylia Sovetov, to resign due to refereeing problems in the Russian Premier League (RPL).
reportedHe said the club president’s decision was due to the inaction of the RPL leadership in matters related to numerous referee errors in matches involving the team.
“I think it’s more of an emotional move. Refereeing is still not only about the “Wings of the Soviets”, refereeing is everyone’s business, then everyone should leave because not everyone is happy with refereeing. Here is the judgment. Well, he’s leaving, will anything change? It won’t change. Just feelings as a sign of what’s going on.
But everybody has to go, now every team will express their dissatisfaction, every single one. No one will be left behind. And what, did everyone quit? Masalitin said in a conversation with socialbites.ca.
On April 23, Krylya Sovetov lost on the road to Paris Nizhny Novgorod in the match of the 24th round of the RPL – 1: 2. After the match, representatives of the Samara club expressed their dissatisfaction with the refereeing, which led to the defeat of the team.
Earlier it was reported that the President of the Russian Premier League, Alexander Alaev. commented The decision of the General Director of Samara “Wings of the Soviets” Vadim Andreev to resign from his post