Precisely from the mentioned date, the result renaissance of the club from Platonova Street, which until then had won only one national championship title, began.
You know that mantra that politics shouldn’t or shouldn’t interfere with sports, in this case football? Forget about it because in today’s football where this sport has become a powerful tool and above all business, success without politics simply has no cover. Vučić understood this with Zvezda, which in recent years has been pumping millions of European banknotes and which regularly plays in UEFA competitions, and they also understood this in Borc, who in our country has more than obvious political, media, financial, referee, technological and every other protection.
FK Borac dominates the Wwin League of Bosnia and Herzegovina this season. After ten games played, they recorded eight wins, one draw and only one loss. Goal difference 30:7.
These are the numbers that Real Madrid would be envious of, which, let’s not lie, has a certain pretension with the referees in some matches due to its name, but unlike them, absolutely every triumph of the Banja Luka team carries the bitter taste of doubt. The people of Banja Luka usually come to victory on the wings of dubious refereeing decisions, which are a silent blow to the integrity of Bosnia and Herzegovina. football.
Behind these results is a powerful political and financial network. Vico Zeljković, president of the N/FSBiH, Milorad Dodik’s cousin and other political connections provide Borc with visible and invisible advantages.
Such a practice is not only harmful to clubs that play fairly, but also to the entire country. When football becomes a training ground for political and family interests, faith in justice is lost, and with it in the honesty of state institutions.
Velež from Mostar was the last in a series of clubs to experience this on their own skin. The last minutes of the first half were played when the guests took a corner, and Haskić scored a goal with his head unhindered. However, Judge Topuzović did not think so.
The VAR got involved and after a certain time the decision of the head referee was confirmed, although it is not clear why Topuzović awarded the foul. Perhaps he and the referees in the VAR room saw what could not be seen on the small television screens.
And so the fighter has been winning not only against his rivals for years – he, with the help of his protectors, hits the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina. football and thereby indirectly the very foundations of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
All this obviously does not bother the players of Borca, since they celebrate the victories given to them, thus showing that they obviously do not have an ounce of dignity and shame both in the sports and in the human sense.
Salko Grebović
(Vijesti.ba)
