GSP reporters present last night in Cluj Arena present some of the “hot” moments carried out on the stadium, From the pyrotechnic moment of the supporters of “U” to the scenes produced by the Romanian champions, immediately after the final whistle.
1. Putin care about changing the law! The fans of “u” lit the lawn
Even if they are recidivists, University's ultra people seem to challenge the information about the imminent tightening of the law on pyrotechnic materials.
The lawn of the Cluj became unjustible at the middle of the first half, When dozens of pyrotechnic materials were lit by supporters, some were then thrown on the athletics track. This is not the first time that his “U” fans manage to smell the vigilance of law enforcement and inflict torches, fumigans or firecrackers. The past matches with CFR Cluj or FCSB are testified.
The pyrotechnic moment was accompanied by the famous song of the Cluj ultras: “The first step on the stadium / I will not forget it until I die, thousands of people were heard, the” red hats “were singing, the torches were lit”. From the opposite lawn, the ultra -Bucharest ultras have been harassed, then answered the object: “Ole, ole, ole, ola, applaud the champion!”.
Last days, the Chamber of Deputies has adopted a draft law that provides for extremely severe punishments for the illegal possession or use of pyrotechnic materials, with imprisonment of up to 5 years! The new provisions will enter into force after being promulgated by the president.
The fans of the Bucharest people presented themselves for the match that consecrated the second title in a row. The guest sector was full, about 500-600 red-blue supporters were present in Cluj Arena, with their moments in which they dominated the sound fund. At the beginning of the match, a few fumigans were lit in the sector in the club's colors.
2. Vali Crețu, unstoppable!
He is the oldest player in the first “11”, but he was certainly the most energetic in the party at the end of the match. Charalambous and Pintil's footballers have celebrated minutes in front of fans, using the famous hour implemented since last season.
The last to leave the stadium was the “veteran” Vali Crețu, the one who remained in front of the lawn when many of his teammates had already reached the locker rooms.
The 36-year-old defender enhanced his athletic qualities, stayed in his hands, then climbed the fence to greet them on the ultras! It was the registered trademark of Crețu, who remained for a long time next to the supporters who came to Bucharest. He chanted and made selfies with them, while the fans chanted his name on the open stage.
The tape defender was the last player who went to the cabins. He did not leave the field until he also greeted the spectators from the I stand, many of them remaining in the stadium to follow the red-blue Fiesta. Later, Crețu was also asked for autographs, when he left the locker rooms and headed for the bus.
Valentin Crețu, requested by fans after match / photo: GSP
3. Unused reserves, at “Labor de Jos”
Crețu, one of the most constant footballers during this season, relaxed with supporters and fully enjoyed the team leader. For some of the unused reserves from FCSB, as well as for Jordan Gele, who played a quarter of an hour, things were slightly different.
While the holders were celebrating with ultras – some of them already taking the path of the locker – Andrei Gheorghiță, Malcom Edjoua, David Kiki and Alexandru Musi sprinting on the lawn, an exercise commanded by the staff of the champion. It is a method at the order of the day at FCSB, Vlad Chiricheș offering similar images in the past.
FCSB reserves, in a runner after the final whistle / photo: Gazeta Sports
4. The moment of Risto
Another indispensable footballer from FCSB was part of his moment of maximum visibility. With the banner on the arm, Risto Radunovic, the Montenegrin that reached the unexpected parameters at the FCSB, set the tone of the songs after the match, along with the supporters of the North Lawn. At this moment, the left defender is one of the most appreciated footballers in Charalambous.
5. Ștefănescu came out of the “storm”
Marius Stefanescu had to wait more than half a year to score again in the championship in the red-blue shirt.
The 26-year-old extremes appeared on the field after the break and did not disappoint, succeeding the “double” that resolved the dispute from Cluj Arena. Stefanescu's discharge was tangible: the footballer who is not sure of his future team celebrated expansively in front of the fans: He showed them their shirt and celebrated triumphal, with his arms up. Later it was taken up by teammates.
