“How to humiliate the Polish champion of seniors in figure skating?” – Marek Kaliszek began the entry. It was the former head of the Polish Union, today president of the Axel club in Toruń.
Its players at the Polish championship that ended a week ago – but played at – won eight out of ten possible medals of the Polish championship. On Facebook, Kaliszek not only complained about the poor sports level of the championships, but above all about the terrible organization. The best Polish ice skaters were – according to Kaliszek – humiliated by activists. It was for prizes.
“In my day there was a typewriter”
“The Polish Champion of Seniors Jekatierina Kurakowa was awarded with tights in the size 10-12 years. Natalia Kaliszek, the champion of Poland in the competition of dance pairs, also tights, but also in XXL size. The Polish champion in the same competition, Natalia’s partner, Maksym Spodyriew received protection pads na zływy, Polish runners-up in the same competition, also pads. Their coaches have nothing, but maybe it’s better that no one in the Polish Football Association has thought about them. I’m afraid to think what they could get ” – we read.
“How could they be so humiliated? These young people train 5-6 days a week for 6-8 hours, they are professionals, that’s their profession. They have results. Some of them are 28 years old. Some are European and world leaders, they are nothing for the Polish ice skating union only. Squeeze, cuddle and put the proverbial four letters on the couch after the performance “- continues Kaliszek.
A well-known soloist and Olympian, and today a trainer in Sweden, commented bitterly on Kaliszka’s entry: “Mr. Marek, the protectors will at least be useful. In my time I got a typewriter for the Polish championship.”
Kaliszek also recalled that PZ £ F received the support of a powerful sponsor – the PGE group, ie state-owned companies. PGE is, inter alia, the patron of the celebrations of the Centenary of the Polish Figure Skating Association, which culminated in a ceremonial gala broadcast by
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