The reply received by Mircea Lucescu in the scandal of the Romanian champions established behind the scenes: “His past is broken, it is stained”

Mircea Lucescu said the other day that Unirea Urziceni (in 2009) and Oțelul Galați (in 2011) won the titles of champions of Romania behind the scenes. “Il Luce” received a sharp reply from Ioan Sdrobiș, former coach: “His past is broken, it’s stained. Let him stop talking about countertops and arrangements”.

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Ioan Sdrobiș says that Mircea Lucescu made many tops during communism

Shortly after what was said, Mircea Lucescu received a sharp answer from Ioan Sdrobiș.

The so-called “Father” asks his former opponent in football to stop commenting on counters and arrangements, because he has (according to Sdrobiș) a past that has contained plenty of such procedures.

Retired from football for many years, Sdrobiș is vehement when it comes to Mircea Lucescu, stating that he knows very well how to arrange certain matches with the help of the “Militia, with politics and with arbitration”.

“Mafalda thinks too much! What do you mean, Mircea Lucescu, the great Il Luce, he is the one talking about backstage games, arrangements?! Incredible.

This man never stops! Get old ugly, really ugly! Well, he is the one talking, who is the “father” of the Cooperative?! He who invented Victoria and Moreni, will confuse Steaua again, because he couldn’t beat Steaua?!

I have been publicly telling them all over time, that I know what he did, including in front of me. How can he come up with these now?! It’s serious that he really believes what he says. I really feel sorry for him, I wish him only the best, but this is already pure illness” – Ioan Sdrobisfor Gsp.ro.

The former coach also brought up a famous match between Oțelul Galați (Sdrobiş was second coach of the Moldovans back then) and Dinamo, from 1987.

“Lucescu came to us in the cabin, with several players, to tell us when to score Cămătaru, to take the Golden Boot. He also told us the score, let it be 3-3. At that time he came with the Militia, with the politician and with the arbitration. And how many others he didn’t do to me.

Does he now give himself the great adviser and the great right, when he knows very well what he has done?! He would better see his old age, that we are of the same age, only a few months apart.

He quickly went now to give advice to Dinamo, for the world to see. Well, maybe that’s why other teams united against them, to relegate them. What he did in Romanian football comes back to him

To sit in his bank. And if what he says were true, let someone who was right say it, not him. He also did good things at the national team, I can admit it, but he also made so many arrangements.

His past is broken, it’s stained. Let him stop talking about countertops and arrangements! A little common sense would leave a more beautiful image at least now, in old age,” he added Ioan Sdrobis for the cited source.

Born on July 29, 1945, in Bucharest, Mircea Lucescu trained the teams Corvinul Hunedoara, the Romanian national team, Dinamo, Pisa, Brescia, Regianna, Rapid, Inter Milan, Galatasaray, Beşiktaș, Shakhtior Donețk, Zenit St. Petersburg, the Turkish national team and Dynamo Kyiv.