The coach of HSK Zrinjski Mostar Igor Štimac is again under the magnifying glass of the Disciplinary Commission of the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina after a series of public appearances for which he was previously fined and suspended, and now comes unofficial information that he could be suspended until the end of the season.
According to earlier decisions of the Disciplinary Commission, Štimac was punished in October with 5.000 KM for violating the code of conduct of the members of the football organization, and was sentenced to a suspended sentence of six months of prohibition in the event of a repeat offense.
Two months later he was fined additional 2,000 KM due to violation of the Disciplinary Rulebook, on the basis of “insulting and slandering”.
The Disciplinary Commission of the NS BiH punished Igor Štimac
He reflected on the match in Doboj
Štimac is at the press conference before the match against GOSK–a discovered how it is received a new application Disciplinary Commission of the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina because of the statement in which he commented on events in domestic football.
Then he said how he was good mood spoiled new application Disciplinary Commission of the Football Association against him.
Instead of dealing with the regularity of the competition and checking some situations that arouse suspicion in the publicthey persistently send applications, because apparently my arrival here spoils some people’s plans. They will recognize each othersaid Stimac.
NS BiH fined Štimac for violating the rulebook at Pecara
Let us remind you that after the match between Sloga and Borac in Doboj, Štimac said in his statement criticized the state of the league and alluded to meetings outside the field and changes in clubs which, as he stated, cause doubts about the regularity of the competition, he writes Scsport.raport.ba.
The latest case could result suspension until the end of the seasonand the session of the Disciplinary Commission should be held for about fifteen daysand the deadline for Štimac to comment on the applications is running out.
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