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Taken from Sky Sports:
South Korea forward Ahn Jung-Hwan might be a hero after scoring the Golden Goal that knocked the Azzurri out of the World Cup, but he looks unlikely to return to his Italian club, Perugia, after the coach demanded his removal.
Perugia coach Serse Cosmi said: "I will ask my president to let him go. I don't want to see him in my team."
Club president Luciano Gaucci appeared only too eager to grant the wish. "He was a star, a phenomenon against Italy. But he never played a match like that one in Perugia. I consider his attitude an offence to a country that helped him for two years, and as a president of an Italian club, I feel guilty. I don't want to pay him any more."
Cosmi added: "Obviously he did what he could for his own team. But I can only say, if he he had run for Perugia in the last two seasons like he ran against Italy, he would have been playing many more games."
Ahn joined Perugia from Pusan Icons in August 2000 and has failed to shine in his two seasons in Italy. He scored four goals in 29 matches in his first season, but just one in 14 last season.
Are they bad losers?
South Korea forward Ahn Jung-Hwan might be a hero after scoring the Golden Goal that knocked the Azzurri out of the World Cup, but he looks unlikely to return to his Italian club, Perugia, after the coach demanded his removal.
Perugia coach Serse Cosmi said: "I will ask my president to let him go. I don't want to see him in my team."
Club president Luciano Gaucci appeared only too eager to grant the wish. "He was a star, a phenomenon against Italy. But he never played a match like that one in Perugia. I consider his attitude an offence to a country that helped him for two years, and as a president of an Italian club, I feel guilty. I don't want to pay him any more."
Cosmi added: "Obviously he did what he could for his own team. But I can only say, if he he had run for Perugia in the last two seasons like he ran against Italy, he would have been playing many more games."
Ahn joined Perugia from Pusan Icons in August 2000 and has failed to shine in his two seasons in Italy. He scored four goals in 29 matches in his first season, but just one in 14 last season.
Are they bad losers?
Maybe the Coach did it on his behalf. Because even if they did keep him he would just get booed by the Italian Supporters.
Heh Heh Heh...
Didnt know you had it in you Wookiee.
Didnt know you had it in you Wookiee.
Or†ega wrote:
> Thats England fans for ya...
Oh, feck off Ortega. You know as well as I do that England fans are not the only troublesome fans in the world, and quite honestly I'm sick of what I percieve to be your anti-English, racist attitude.
You've said elsewhere that you plan to be out of here first chance you get. Let me know, and I'll buy your damn ticket.
> Thats England fans for ya...
Oh, feck off Ortega. You know as well as I do that England fans are not the only troublesome fans in the world, and quite honestly I'm sick of what I percieve to be your anti-English, racist attitude.
You've said elsewhere that you plan to be out of here first chance you get. Let me know, and I'll buy your damn ticket.
You know what I mean. Just because one Korean player scores a goal knocking Italy out, it shouldn't mean he should lose his job at Perugia. He's only doing what he should do for his country.
Thats England fans for ya...
Lets just hope thier is no rioting today...In Japan and at home...
Apparently their were football riots in two locations last week in England. Thats what I heard from "Question time" on the BBC last night anyway...
Lets just hope thier is no rioting today...In Japan and at home...
Apparently their were football riots in two locations last week in England. Thats what I heard from "Question time" on the BBC last night anyway...
following on to this why do england fans..... just grudge against football fans who support other countries due to footballing reasons.
Almost exactly what Wookiee wrote.
:-)
Anyway, I would agree that the Italians are bad losers, and doing that to a player just because he put them out of a tournament is just stupid.
:-)
Anyway, I would agree that the Italians are bad losers, and doing that to a player just because he put them out of a tournament is just stupid.
Taken from Sky Sports:
South Korea forward Ahn Jung-Hwan might be a hero after scoring the Golden Goal that knocked the Azzurri out of the World Cup, but he looks unlikely to return to his Italian club, Perugia, after the coach demanded his removal.
Perugia coach Serse Cosmi said: "I will ask my president to let him go. I don't want to see him in my team."
Club president Luciano Gaucci appeared only too eager to grant the wish. "He was a star, a phenomenon against Italy. But he never played a match like that one in Perugia. I consider his attitude an offence to a country that helped him for two years, and as a president of an Italian club, I feel guilty. I don't want to pay him any more."
Cosmi added: "Obviously he did what he could for his own team. But I can only say, if he he had run for Perugia in the last two seasons like he ran against Italy, he would have been playing many more games."
Ahn joined Perugia from Pusan Icons in August 2000 and has failed to shine in his two seasons in Italy. He scored four goals in 29 matches in his first season, but just one in 14 last season.
Are they bad losers?
South Korea forward Ahn Jung-Hwan might be a hero after scoring the Golden Goal that knocked the Azzurri out of the World Cup, but he looks unlikely to return to his Italian club, Perugia, after the coach demanded his removal.
Perugia coach Serse Cosmi said: "I will ask my president to let him go. I don't want to see him in my team."
Club president Luciano Gaucci appeared only too eager to grant the wish. "He was a star, a phenomenon against Italy. But he never played a match like that one in Perugia. I consider his attitude an offence to a country that helped him for two years, and as a president of an Italian club, I feel guilty. I don't want to pay him any more."
Cosmi added: "Obviously he did what he could for his own team. But I can only say, if he he had run for Perugia in the last two seasons like he ran against Italy, he would have been playing many more games."
Ahn joined Perugia from Pusan Icons in August 2000 and has failed to shine in his two seasons in Italy. He scored four goals in 29 matches in his first season, but just one in 14 last season.
Are they bad losers?