Alexei Spiridonov is known for his extremely negative attitude towards Poles. The Russian host shows it by criticizing Polish athletes and exchanging views with Polish fans. – They are dirty creatures. I do not consider them human – he stated directly in one of the interviews. Now he once again showed his dislike of our nation.
Spiridonow provokes the Poles again. He needed a few emoticons
After the Poles met the USA in the semi-finals of the League of Nations, defeated by Nikola Grbic’s team 0: 3, Spiridonov decided to post a photo of the American volleyballers on Instagram Stories. However, he would not be himself if he had not added a few happy emoticons. This time, however, he didn’t add a single word from himself.
Spiridonow after the Poland – USA match Instagram screen
Only recently has Spiridonov “famous” for throwing the T-shirt of the Polish national team into the trash. On his Instagram profile, Spiridonov shared a recording that was shocking. At the beginning, the player showed the jersey of the Polish national team, which he later crushed and thrown into the basket. As if that were not enough, in the end he pushed her even deeper.
In one of the interviews, the Russian explained where his hostile attitude towards Poland came from. – It all started at the World Cup in 2014, when Polish fans booed Russia. Our team was accompanied by a group of soldiers. It was impossible to leave the hotel as there was always someone next to you. Poles also whistled to our national anthem. Why can’t I allow myself to poke? After my defeat with Poland, I received a lot of negative news from Poles. I do not argue with them, I just irritate them – he said in an interview with the portal sport-express.ru in early May.
After the Poles’ match against Italy on Sunday, winning 3-0 in the clash for the 3rd place in the League of Nations, Spiridonov did not speak anymore.
Source: Sport
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