Russian figure skater Stanislav Konstantinov in an interview with a correspondent, she said that she did not expect a negative reaction to her social media post after the RPL 5th WORLD ROUND football match between “Zenith” and CSKA (2:1).
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On Saturday, Konstantinova congratulated Zenit on their win over CSKA, citing chants from St. Petersburg fans: “Oh, come on! Dominate, humiliate!” and writes: “Zenith”, with a victory.
– On Saturday you went to the match “Zenith” – CSKA. Can you call yourself a club fan?
“I’m a fan of the Saint Petersburg club, I was born in Saint Petersburg, I grew up here, my father is still a fan of Zenit,” Konstantinova told . – I can’t say I’ve always been a football fan, but I like going to the stadium and cheering on my home team. “Zenith” matches charge me.
What impression did the game make?
– The prints are excellent. It was a tense match, full of interesting moments. I always like to come to the stadium, sit next to the fan, eat ice cream and support my own club.
– Your photo of the stadium has caused a wave of negative comments. How do you react to this?
“Actually, it was unexpected. I shared my impressions of the match, posted a photo and signed it with the text of a chanting fan. I did not invent the chant myself, I chose one of the most harmless. It was unpleasant for me not to see the most flattering comments. For my part, I never allow a disrespectful attitude towards clubs, supporters and athletes. I didn’t write anything like that, I just support Zenit.
The Bleus-Blancs-Bleus currently occupy 2nd place in the RPL standings with 11 points. Sergei Semak’s team’s next match will be with Torpedo on August 21 at home.
Source : MatchTV
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