Funny incident occurred when Barcelona host Bayer Leverkusen bend in the leg of a round of 16 Champions League on Wednesday. Two players Leverkusen, Michal Kadlec and Manuel Friedrich scramble shirt Barcelona star, Lionel Messi.
Even these two Leverkusen players had a shouting match in the hallway to the locker room at halftime. Kadlec did not seem to receive when Friedrich first ran against Messi and managed to get the costume of the star. Kadlec finally get Messi shirt at the end of the game.
These events directly into the media spotlight in Germany. Leverkusen are the two pillars of action strongly criticized because it was considered shameful and unworthy. Frustrated with the news, Leverkusen sporting director Rudi Voller spoke.
Voller can guarantee that if the costume will be auctioned off Barcelona's Messi's two players. He also promised it would not tolerate such action occurred again when Leverkusen turn away to the headquarters of Barcelona, Camp Nou, March 7.
"I can guarantee that Kadlec and Friedrich Messi will auction off their shirts for a good cause. What they do is a bit excessive," said Voller told Bild.
"I have not talked to them, but I would act decisively if it is repeated," continued the German football legend.
This two-player action Leverkusen Germany deserved to make the media fury. Especially with a disappointing Leverkusen to score a landslide defeat by 1-3. These results certainly make the fight Leverkusen qualified for the last eight of the very difficult. viva
Even these two Leverkusen players had a shouting match in the hallway to the locker room at halftime. Kadlec did not seem to receive when Friedrich first ran against Messi and managed to get the costume of the star. Kadlec finally get Messi shirt at the end of the game.
These events directly into the media spotlight in Germany. Leverkusen are the two pillars of action strongly criticized because it was considered shameful and unworthy. Frustrated with the news, Leverkusen sporting director Rudi Voller spoke.
Voller can guarantee that if the costume will be auctioned off Barcelona's Messi's two players. He also promised it would not tolerate such action occurred again when Leverkusen turn away to the headquarters of Barcelona, Camp Nou, March 7.
"I can guarantee that Kadlec and Friedrich Messi will auction off their shirts for a good cause. What they do is a bit excessive," said Voller told Bild.
"I have not talked to them, but I would act decisively if it is repeated," continued the German football legend.
This two-player action Leverkusen Germany deserved to make the media fury. Especially with a disappointing Leverkusen to score a landslide defeat by 1-3. These results certainly make the fight Leverkusen qualified for the last eight of the very difficult. viva
