They didn't want to travel to Mariupol for safety reasons I believe. I know it is close to the "rebel-areas", but is it really dangerous to travel there?Mawwerg wrote:Are there any guesses what is behind such weird behavior of Dinamo?
This you called a formal reason why they did not come, but I know that there is a real reason and it consists in the fact that Dynamo wars a war against the acting football federation of Ukraine, and Mariupol is just an excuse to try to discredit FFU. Now Dynamo will receive a technical defeat and will go with him to CAS,they expect to win the case and thereby call into question the validity of our federation.Dynamo wants to change the leadership of the federation to a more loyal to itself and uses all means for this, including this situation with MariupolForza AZ wrote:They didn't want to travel to Mariupol for safety reasons I believe. I know it is close to the "rebel-areas", but is it really dangerous to travel there?Mawwerg wrote:Are there any guesses what is behind such weird behavior of Dinamo?
Thanks, was weighing up whether to visit but after looking at the options it doesn't look like I can afford the trip. Feyenoord by bus it is!Metallica1989 wrote:Yes its trueOldelpaso wrote:Are Shakhtar playing their European games in Kharkiv this year?
Interesting, here is a source:Metallica1989 wrote:This you called a formal reason why they did not come, but I know that there is a real reason and it consists in the fact that Dynamo wars a war against the acting football federation of Ukraine, and Mariupol is just an excuse to try to discredit FFU. Now Dynamo will receive a technical defeat and will go with him to CAS,they expect to win the case and thereby call into question the validity of our federation.Dynamo wants to change the leadership of the federation to a more loyal to itself and uses all means for this, including this situation with MariupolForza AZ wrote:They didn't want to travel to Mariupol for safety reasons I believe. I know it is close to the "rebel-areas", but is it really dangerous to travel there?Mawwerg wrote:Are there any guesses what is behind such weird behavior of Dinamo?
Duketown wrote:Interesting, here is a source:Metallica1989 wrote:This you called a formal reason why they did not come, but I know that there is a real reason and it consists in the fact that Dynamo wars a war against the acting football federation of Ukraine, and Mariupol is just an excuse to try to discredit FFU. Now Dynamo will receive a technical defeat and will go with him to CAS,they expect to win the case and thereby call into question the validity of our federation.Dynamo wants to change the leadership of the federation to a more loyal to itself and uses all means for this, including this situation with MariupolForza AZ wrote: They didn't want to travel to Mariupol for safety reasons I believe. I know it is close to the "rebel-areas", but is it really dangerous to travel there?
http://www.insideworldfootball.com/2017 ... ety-fears/
Do you also know why only 5.000 Dynamo fans show up on matchday, compared to last season 10.000? Its's measured over first half of the season.
Great choice!Oldelpaso wrote:Thanks, was weighing up whether to visit but after looking at the options it doesn't look like I can afford the trip. Feyenoord by bus it is!Metallica1989 wrote:Yes its trueOldelpaso wrote:Are Shakhtar playing their European games in Kharkiv this year?
no surprise,now dinamo goes to lausanne.Metallica1989 wrote:Today the Disciplinary Committee of the Football Federation of Ukraine considered the issue of the absence of Dynamo for a match in the city of Mariupol and decided to award a technical defeat 0-3.
