Fair play kicked in the bin: game abandoned BCF against Hellas
Created: 09/11/2022, 23:24
By: Oliver Rabuser
Freaked out: Georgios Blantis (left) wants to get at the referee after his 2-minute suspension.
Musti Kantar tries to stop him.
© Oliver Rabuser
FOOTBALL DISTRICT LEAGUE Hellas keeper Blantis freaks out after Wolfratshauser 2-0 – game abandoned
Munich/Wolfratshausen – The good news from the point of view of BCF Wolfratshausen: In all likelihood, another three points will go to Farcheter's account.
It didn't come off well: The game at FC Hellas Munich on Wednesday evening had to be stopped shortly before half-time.
Causes for a black chapter in amateur football lie with the host.
Fair play kicked in the bin
The game rating should be just as clear as the mandatory individual penalty for the main offender.
A football match customary in the industry ran for 44 minutes on the artificial turf at Sendlinger “Wacker-Platz”.
But suddenly Hellas keeper Georgios Blantis ran amok.
With an ugly face unworthy of a team athlete.
With a single, albeit more than ill-considered action, Blantis trashed the idea of fair play, honest competition among amateur soccer players and the basic idea of sports camaraderie.
And for no apparent or understandable reason.
First verbal outburst, then attack from behind
Amani Mbaraka had just made it 2-0 for Wolfratshausen.
This was preceded by a pass to the left wing, which Adama Diarra sprinted along with his light feet.
Mbaraka, who had run in, was the ideal taker for the low cross near the penalty spot.
Why Blantis and some teammates felt unfairly treated could not be clarified.
Offside was definitely not a fact, and there was no contact or unfair actions in the center either.
This was confirmed by neutral spectators who were up to date with the events.
But Blantis was beside himself.
With a choice of words that earned him the dismissal.
But it won't stay with an ordinary ban for the goalie.
Because just when the game master wanted to note the hard sanction, the attack came from behind.
The referee briefly fell to the ground before his assistants rushed to help and, after a brief discussion with one representative from each team, announced the end of the game.
Minutes later, eight police officers lined the cabin area.
"Crazy," exclaimed Leo Fleischer.
The BCF coach did not want to comment further on the gaffes on the pitch.
FC coach conspiracy theories
Incidentally, this also includes FC coach Timo Laksaris, who, gesticulating wildly, spun conspiracy theories regarding the postponement of the game to this date, which he did not want.
"As far as the opponent is concerned, I think everyone saw that," says Fleischer.
He preferred to speak of "perhaps the best first half of the season", the strong implementation of the preliminary meeting, "a lot of quality over the wings", or the appearance from behind, which was always accompanied by a game idea.
Jona Lehr put BCF ahead with a shot into the far corner after hitting the post with a penalty conceded to Musti Kantar.
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That should be the most beautiful house in the district of Ebersberg
But as it is, the points will probably go over the green table to Farchet.
In addition to a very long ban for Blantis as a clear signal of disapproval of such occurrences.
