Igor Štimac was a guest of Zdravko Reić on TV Jadran in the program Istinom do golo.
The coach of Mostar Zrinjski is active on social networks, and his comments are often criticized by some of BiH. public and media. They are often described as controversial, which Štimac commented on in the show.
Two clubs reported me because of my private post on Facebook, which did not offend anyone. They went so far as to me wanted to suspend through the Disciplinary Commission of the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina. And all this in the context of a statement that has nothing to do with football or anything else. Those two clubs aside, for me personally it’s rock bottom, said Stimac.
The behavior they showed… They made a report against me at the moment when we were supposed to go play in Sarajevo. Everything is clear about the kind of people in the club. I don’t want to know about them, I’m not interested in them, he added.
“I have a right to my opinion”
In the show, Štimac insisted that he has the right to his opinion, despite being a public figure. “I have my working hours and in the context of working hours I represent the club,” he said. He added that he has been suffering from terror ever since removed the pentacle from Hajduk’s jersey.
It is evident, more than obvious. It started in 1990 with by removing the pentacle in Australia, and it continued later in a much more traumatic period. So, after the end of the Homeland War, in 2000, there was a change of government in Croatia, and the persecution of generals by former burduš Mesić and the Communist Guard that came to power. Then comes my concrete and public exposure. Then they took me to task and it continues today, he said, reports Index.
He also commented on the greeting “Ready for home”.
High politics will always want to turn nations against each other. Looking objectively, if there were no HOS and ‘Za dom spremni’, there would be neither Croatia nor Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is one of the segments of the defensive, legitimate armed forces of the Croatian Army, which is among the most prominent and which contributed to the liberation of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina from aggression, he said.
(www.jabuka.tv)
