Jarosław Królewski

Jarosław Królewski wrote that in the Liga+ Extra program it was confirmed that the first goal for LW should not have been recognized for two reasons, and Wisła Kraków was entitled to a penalty kick. He assessed that the referee's decisions distorted the match within 24 minutes and stated that the referee and the VAR team should step away from officiating for a longer period. #LigaPlus #piłkaNożna #VAR (translated)

Jarosław Królewski criticized the refereeing decisions after the match in Warsaw. He wrote that the goal came after a throw-in, which he believed should not have been awarded to LW, and was subsequently taken incorrectly. He also accused the referees of not awarding a clear penalty on Juliusz when Wisła Kraków tried to quickly make up for the deficit. Królewski informed that during the match, a glass bottle was thrown onto the pitch towards the players of his team. He assessed that in such a situation, the match should have been stopped to sort out the situation. He also criticized the television commentary for the lack of replays and discussion of controversial events. He wrote that the trip to Warsaw brought almost everything they expected, but he also admitted that his team did not perform that day as they could. He added that in soccer, the outcome is determined by details that can either energize a team or drain them. He thanked the fans present in Warsaw and those who welcomed the team. #piłkanożna #mecz #wsparciekibiców (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that before the match with Legia Warsaw, Wisła Kraków was in the role of "Cinderella" — with a smaller budget, less experience at the highest level in recent years, and without support from fans in the stands in Warsaw. He pointed out that the club seeks advantage in intelligence and meritocracy, authenticity, and courage. He acknowledged that the organization makes mistakes but emphasized that it consistently strives for these values. Królewski stressed that the result of one match should neither undermine nor glorify the club's work, as it is part of a longer process. He added that the greatest advantage of Wisła is the people making up the club and its fans, whom he described as one somewhat crazy family. He announced that regardless of the outcome, the team would return to work on improvement the next day. Finally, he noted that he wrote the post without using AI, although it was polished by AI. #WisłaKraków #LegiaWarszawa #piłkaNożna (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote on September 16, 2026, that in his opinion, the change of decision was likely preceded by an intervention with Anna Maria Żukowska and Rafał Trzaskowski. He described the situation as "incredible times" and tagged the account of Wisła Kraków. https://t.co/ypHZ4PDAtD #Polska #Sport #Kraków (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that if the economic, organizational, or sporting benefit of playing a match without away fans exceeds 250,000.00 PLN for the licensee or is close to this amount, the financial penalty may not deter them from further violations of the criterion. He added that a fixed and known penalty amount could be taken into account in the budgets of subsequent events, weakening its deterrent effect. He indicated a more effective measure would be one that would realistically worsen the situation for the licensee, as long as they remain non-compliant with the criterion. He tagged Wisła Kraków. #sport #ekonomia #licencjonowanie (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that non-compliance with licensing requirements has been confirmed. He pointed out that organizing a high-risk match, including the protection and securing the presence of visiting fans, costs significantly more than 250,000 zł. He also indicated that not allowing opposing fans could bring additional revenue to the organizer if the change in event status allows for the sale of alcohol. In his opinion, in such a scenario, not accepting guests could be beneficial both commercially and sportively. He added that the penalty should effectively discourage rule-breaking, rather than being a cost considered upfront. #sport #licencjonowanie #kibice (translated)

Jarosław Królewski asked the Warsaw Metropolitan Police Headquarters to publish a copy of the opinion from October 7, 2026, regarding Legia Warsaw playing matches without the attendance of away fans until December 31, 2026, in the interest of the public. #Polska #Policja #LegiaWarszawa (translated)

Jarosław Królewski appealed to the fans of Legia, Wisła, Lech, and other clubs. He wrote that for over 30 years of modern Polish football history, no one has briefly described the phenomena related to the fans' movement. He criticized some fans for, in his opinion, their superficial understanding of patriotism and loyalty, as well as for building an image of cunning despite issues with the Polish justice system. Królewski accused this part of the community of exploiting and subordinating weaker individuals, including young people from difficult life situations. He wrote that fans should not ruin their lives in the name of violence, crime, and pseudo-honor principles, and expressed hope that his post would reach at least one per mille of young people facing important decisions. At the same time, he emphasized that the majority of the Polish fans' movement is made up, in his opinion, of valuable people who support their clubs, help others, and organize social initiatives. He considered the minority that represents violence and the subordination of the weaker as a higher form of fandom to be a problem. He encouraged the audience to love their clubs, defend values, and think independently. He added that he was not interested in any pacts being made. #futbol #patriotyzm #lojalność (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote to Szymon Jadczak that they could temporarily sublet the plot and prepare it for their own needs. He added that since he thought that a lease for a period of up to three years did not require a tender, he saw no point in submitting documents or participating in it. #nieruchomości #podnajm #działka (translated)

Jarosław Królewski appealed for an end to frequent changes in the national team coaches and a focus on long-term work. He wrote that after the victories of players and coaches, there is excessive praise, while after defeats, the assessment tends to be too harsh. In his opinion, players should be developed also between training camps, and the staff should make use of data regarding their form, development, workloads, and suitability for specific roles. Królewski assessed that the coach should primarily be a leader and motivator, while tactics, analysis, and preparation should be a collaborative effort of the staff, supported by AI and Big Data. He also regarded the creation of a coherent development plan for the upcoming age groups of the national team, at least from U18 level, as important, along with regular cooperation between coaches, analysts, and those responsible for player development. He wrote that in Poland, long-term planning often gives way to immediate reactions: after victories, monuments are built, while after defeats, blame and successors are sought. He added that accountability for results is necessary, but it should not mean constantly starting over. He also appealed for a reduction in disputes and stated that someone else's defeat is not automatically one's own success. Królewski noted that despite the market, capital, talents, and potential of a country with nearly 40 million people, Polish companies with domestic capital tend to spend more on promotional pens than on long-term support for sports, education, technology, or culture. He added that the sporadic presence of Polish clubs in the Champions League is, in his opinion, a problem for the entire ecosystem, not just the owners, coaches, or players. He mentioned Wisła, Legia, Lech, and Raków, emphasizing that regular competition of Polish clubs at the highest European level should be a shared goal. #PiłkaNożna #Sport #Edukacja (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that after the "today's revelations" he considered it obvious that the players of Wisła Kraków would play in Warsaw. He added that the club is waiting for a site visit and an urgent response from PZPN and Ekstraklasa, as well as for information on whether Wisła's fans will be admitted. As an alternative, he pointed out the closure of stands for fans of both teams. #WisłaKraków #Ekstraklasa #Futbol (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that Wisła Kraków had talented youth who performed well in various areas. He also reminded that among those previously associated with Wisła, who participated in the creation of Legia Warsaw, were Stanisław Mielech, one of its founders and the originator of the name, and Antoni Poznański, the initiator of the team from which Legia later emerged. Królewski added that Wisła was set to face Legia in the league next weekend. #WisłaKraków #LegiaWarszawa #HistoriaSportu (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that he did not expect a reaction from the Polish Football Association or the Ekstraklasa regarding the fans of Wisła Kraków before the match against Legia Warsaw. He informed that he recommended to the club's official delegations — including the management, supervisory board, shareholders, as well as partners and sponsors — to remain in Kraków this upcoming weekend and visit R22. He added that the delegations would not use the authorized places at the match. #Ekstraklasa #WisłaKraków #LegiaWarszawa (translated)

If someone has the time and willingness to read - I encourage you. If not, that's fine too - there are plenty of other interesting things to dedicate that time to. We do not expect logical actions or coherent interpretations of the regulations, but we have decided to once again demonstrate how flawed the licensing regulations are. Of course, we know these regulations well ourselves and have many ideas on how to use them efficiently, or even circumvent them. But, dear friends, in all of this, the most important thing is the intentions. Winning is one thing, but beating someone is another. The latter does not give any long-term satisfaction. #czytanie #licencje #regulacje (translated)