an hour agoJaka makes first interview after the incident with Arsenal fans
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(7 years ago)Granit Jaka has come with an exclusive interview for the Swiss daily Bleck since the incident she had with Arsenal fans. The Swiss promoter insulted fans at Émirates while being replaced, as the latter threw at the Crystal Palace game. Since that meeting, 27-year-old has been missing in the next four games [...]
Granit Jaka has come with an exclusive interview for the Swiss daily Bleck since the incident she had with Arsenal fans.
The Swiss promoter insulted fans at Émirates while being replaced, as the latter threw at the Crystal Palace game.
Since that meeting, the 27-year-old has been missing in the next four Arsenal games, writes news.net.
Jaka in an interview for Brick, whom you will follow the following, has confessed everything on this subject that was on the forehead of every international media in the past few weeks.
Granit Jaka, how are you after these crazy days?
It could be said that everything was very troubled. The past week in particular was a very special emotional experience for me. But I'm fine again, I've trained well this week and I look forward to the next missions. The club and of course the National.
Let's start chronologically. Two weeks ago you were thrilled by the fans. Can you describe what you felt in the field?
When the number of my shirt was lit on the panel of the fourth official and then the fans started, it really hit me. It was very painful and disappointing. To me, this reaction is still unintelligible.
Are they the fans right to start this protest against you?
Since I can think, fans are an integral part of the sport. And I have a lot of respect from the beginning for the commitment and difficulties that fans take to help us. Justifiable criticism of you makes you grow up as an athlete. The power and energy they bring into play makes each athlete love football even more. I feel part of a big soccer family. But when you are reproved by this family at times when you are already under mass attack, it hurts a lot.
After the game, the players came to your house to comfort you. Is it true?
Yeah, some of my teammates visited me, that's right, and I thought it was great. They motivated me positively and told me, above all, how many Arsenal fans around the world did not like the fan response at the stadium.
They published a communique after the incident. That's where you write that you were abused. Your cancer girl” was one of the bad sentences on social networks.
Yes, that is true, and these are just a few examples of what was said here about me and my family. But let's face it, we're talking about football and captainship. I know the world means a lot of people here in London. And I've been a hundred percent behind the club and my role as a player since I got here. I'm proud to play for this big club. I didn't just say it once, which means that to me. But we're still at a point where I have to say clearly that you have to stop and check if this doesn't go completely out of hand. In my life I have always represented the values of fair play, respect and loyalty. What I had to learn here has nothing to do with it, beyond any normal measure.
