Conspiracy theories are not just politics. It's besides everyday. And 1 of the most crucial entertainments of everyday life is football. specified theories have been circulating in Poland for respective years, concerning Poland's representation. Specifically, the casts of the selector's position and the associated possibilities.
First of all: the president Zbigniew Boniek was to decide on the cast of the post with Jerzy Brzęczek, due to the fact that they were to make a deal and share incomes. The buzzer was coach of the Płock Vistula, in which he played a good period in the Extraclass Arkadiusz Reca. Reca was sold to Atalanta Bergamo, and in bonuses for Wisła Płock for this transfer there was to be a evidence that after playing the match in the colours of the Polish team, the club from Mazowsza would get another money. The selector of the team, as we know, became at the request of Bońek (who had large contacts in Italy) a Buzzer, and Reka, even though in Bergamo he played alternatively billiards, was called and played in the frame. According to the adherents of this theory: The Bell and Boniek were about to divided up somehow.
After a fewer years, the explanation returns in an fundamentally unchanged formula, but with another names. Cezary Kulesza, co-operating with Michał Probier in the Jagiellonian Białystok, became president of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Therefore, the test is to call to the staff of current Jaga players to rise their value on the marketplace or already call erstwhile ones, as on the Boniek-Bing-Reca line. The business is expected to be similar.
Every time I tell people about these theories, they believe them. Despite the apparent weaknesses. due to the fact that Reca has played on the left defense, on which we have had a deficit of good footballers for years, and there is nothing unusual about the fact that Blink wanted to effort it there, the more knowing him from his own work in Wisla Płock. The test could not foretell that Jagiellonia would scope for the championship, and yet he became a selector much earlier than that.
Theories described above and the effect they have on us tell us more about ourselves than about their heroes. We just don't have religion in honesty in Polish football. The deficiency of crucial success of representation in the Lewandowski era seems so incomprehensible that we are looking for alternate explanations from the automatic machine. The movie "Piłkarski poker", and then the affair of Hairdresser (who returned to the media after the election of Czesław Michniewicz to the position already cited here) gave us arguments for years that nothing happens in this ball so that Poland achieves any success, for all that so that the head of the football center can catch themselves.
Actually, you don't gotta look for specified elaborate theories. After almost all criminal whistle-blower against the host team, Polish stadiums are greeted with greetings to the PZPN. Even a red card or an extension of the match by a fewer minutes evoke comments in the kind of "printers". The level of assurance in national football is possibly even lower than for politicians.
Does that mean that we fans are bad and we don't want to give our ball a chance? Well, no. We just want success. A careful observer will surely point out that the theories I described could besides be glued to Adam Nawałaka. Boniek besides chose him, he besides pulled him into the representation behind the guests' ears from Minnik, and Arkadiusz Milik went for quite a few money to Italy. But why are there no specified stories about this adventure? due to the fact that Nawałka reached the Euro quarterfinals, and Milik proved himself besides in the squad and in Napoli. So you don't want football players and activists to hear about corruption and scams? scope for the trophies!
Tomasz Jankowski
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Think Poland, No. 1-2 (5-12.01.2025)
