After the fan group BH Fanaticos announced on social media that they were prevented from buying tickets for the match between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Romania, and other fan groups also supported them, the president of the Football Association of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Vico Zeljković, spoke out, claiming that the Association did not deny anyone access to tickets.
The association did not prohibit anyone from buying tickets. The BH Fanatikos Group is already bought 868 tickets online for the stand where he traditionally cheers, and it is not true that they are denied access to tickets, said Zeljkovic.
He added that other groups, such as Angry Krajisniks and Angry Krajisniks 2013and that the interest in the match was extremely high.
A new group also appeared BH Hooligans, who also submitted a request and received the opportunity to purchase part of the tickets. Whether they want to reconcile relations with other groups is their internal matter and the Alliance does not interfere in ithe clarified.
Zeljković also pointed out that the Association does not dispute the right to criticize, but he reminded that the incidents in the tribunes are in the past of the Association caused damage of around one million marks due to fines.
First major incident or disturbance may result in banning of fans in the following matches, including those that would be played in front of empty stands, he warned.
Finally, he added that the Association is open to dialogue with all fan groups, but that it must be based on facts and mutual respect, and not on, as he said, unverified claims and media spin.
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