Grzegorz Saj

Grzegorz Saj considered the statement of the match commentator for the Legia–Wisła game on CANAL+ Sport as the "quote of the week," who stated that there were no fans from Wisła Kraków in the guest sector and would not elaborate on the subject because it has a journalistic character. Saj also added in a vulgar tone that since they were not there, he saw no reason to delve into the matter. #WisłaKraków #Legia #sport (translated)

Grzegorz Saj wrote that the referee's decisions in the match between Wisła Kraków and Legia favored Legia. As examples, he pointed out the non-awarding of a corner kick to Wisła and the lack of reaction after one of its players was kicked in the opponent's penalty area. He assessed that Wisła had been an equal opponent until then, and although Legia's goal was nice, it came after an unjustly awarded set piece. #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa #PiłkaNożna (translated)

Grzegorz Saj wrote to Szymon Jadczak that Legia received another pretext to open the guest sector after the match with Wisła Kraków. He pointed out that since the club was punished, it was — in his opinion — acting illegally, and the documents from Rafał Trzaskowski were not credible. He added that 250,000 should go to Wisła's account. #LegiaWarszawa #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa (translated)

Grzegorz Saj wrote to Anna-Maria Żukowska that as a member of parliament, she should, in his opinion, show more respect to the tens of thousands of fans of Wisła Kraków. He claimed that the fans were at the Polonia stadium, the National Stadium, and many other stadiums in Poland and Europe, and there were no incidents anywhere. He also tagged Legia Warsaw in the post. #futbol #kibice #WisłaKraków (translated)

Let's look at it openly. Spartak Trnava did not want to let the fans of @WislaKrakowSA in. It was enough that @UEFA threatened with a finger, and within a few hours the tickets arrived in Krakow. It would be the same here if the president of PZPN dealt with serious matters instead of switching children. #piłkaNożna #PZPN #WisłaKraków (translated)