Romania, Stop War becomes “Crude pots” the gaffe of Politehnica Iasi

Unknown to most people, and given the situation perhaps it is better this way, Politehnica Iași, a team involved in the Romanian second division, suffers from an innate syndrome: an implacable propensity for gaffe. The latest in chronological order? On Saturday, in the match with Astra Giurgiu won 3-1 (at least that …), the Poli, as it is shortened, has seen fit to send a message of support to Ukraine, wearing t-shirts with the words “Stop War “. The problem is that the players lined up in midfield, before the kick-off, arranged themselves in the wrong order, that is, from right to left, in short, the other way around. Then, read in the traditional way, the writing was mangled into a senseless Raw Pots (“raw pots”) that wrested a bitter smile from the audience. The only correct message is that of the child in front of the players (see photo) who may have explained to his heroes how to arrange himself in the right way.

Wrong look

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But that’s not all. Five days earlier, on much less painful issues, namely the presentation of the new acquisition, the free playmaker John Kamara, the look of vice president Dan Cojocaru caused a sensation. The burly number two of the Iași club was immortalized in the usual photo with the Manchester City suit. The comments of the fans on social networks are inevitable: “Incompetent”, “mediocre”, “obscure individual”, “but did you wash our shirt?”.