GSP notes in Georgia – Romania » How much Gică Hagi received at the start of the new mandate and how Ianis managed: “Quasiabsent!”

Hagi tried to take advantage of the friendly in Tbilisi for various experiments, looking to get as many answers as possible after his first 90 minutes in charge of Romania, upon returning to the national team bench.

Romania came out of the dispute with the Georgians with a draw, and the GSP scores reflect the contribution of the “tricolors” on the lawn, in an evening marked by Aioani's blunder and the “floating” goal signed by Louis Munteanu.

The qualifications of the “tricolors” against Georgia

• Marian Aioani – grade 5 » He took a hard shot from Zivzivadze, but committed it badly in the Georgian goal, when he embarrassingly dropped the ball from his hands
• Andrei Coubiș – grade 6 » Tried in a double position, right defender and stopper, depending on the dynamics of the phases, the defender of U Cluj neither impressed nor disappointed
• Radu Drăgușin – grade 8 » The only “tricolor” integralist in Tbilisi, the Tottenham defender had some providential interventions
• Virgil Ghita – grade 7 » Aggressive, got involved in duels, was good in positioning, completed correctly in the defensive “carousel” required by Hagi
• Andrei Borza – grade 5 » Unsure at the start, offensive input far below what it looked like at Farul and Rapid. There is no way he can stay ahead of Bancu: the Oltean sleeps peacefully regarding the competition!
• Răzvan Marin – grade 6 » He tried to be a piston towards the offensive, but his steps and passes did not really come out
• Vladimir Screciu – grade 8 » It already seems a certainty for the “era Hagi”, a mature performance, probably boosted by the excitement of the event with U Craiova, plus that assist on Louis Munteanu's goal
• Olimpiu Moruțan – grade 4 » Deleted, not to say non-existent! The missed season in Giulesti found an extension in Tbilisi as well, in the “national” shirt
• Ianis Hagi – grade 6 » Quasiabsent, apart from the occasion signed in the first half. The huge pressure on his shoulders will increase as the points games come
• Valentin Mihăilă – grade 7 » He has an important merit for Munteanu's goal, because he was the one who insisted on the bottom line, where he obtained an unexpected recovery, from which Louis' success was born
• Florinel Coman – grade 7 » Hagi tried to speculate on his opportunistic spirit when he placed the peak. He created a great opportunity in the first half, but felt the shaky pace in Qatar in his ankles
• Gheorghe Hagi, coach – grade 7 » A friendly that achieved its goal, perhaps from the selector's point of view, who was able to see systems, new or old players, attitudes or adaptability

Along the way they entered:

• Lisav Eissat ('46) – grade 6
• Alexandru Dobre ('46) – grade 5
• Alexandru Cicâldău ('46) – grade 5
• Louis Munteanu ('46) – grade 8 – scored a superb goal with a header, ensuring Hagi an undefeated restart on the “national” bench
• Matei Ilie ('63) – grade 6
• Tudor Băluță ('63) – grade 6
• Stefan Baiaram ('63) – grade 5
• Otto Hindrich ('63) – grade 6
• David Matei ('71) – grade 6 – entered with an absolutely remarkable toupeu
• Deian Sorescu ('78) – played too little to be noted

How did the Georgians do against Romania

• Giorgi Mamardashvili – grade 6 » He didn't really have anything to defend, no fault for L. Munteanu's goal
• Saba Goglichidze – grade 6 » Romania's equalizer came from his area, started from a recovery signed by Mihăilă
• Guram Kashia – grade 7 » The last match for the Georgian veteran meant 66 minutes with a consistent performance
• Luka Lochoshvili – grade 5 » The most fragile point in the Georgian defense
• Irakli Azarov – grade 8 » No chance for Romania on the left flank of the hosts' defense
• Gizo Mamageishvili – grade 7 » Georgia's balance point in the midfield
• Giorgi Kochorashvili – grade 7 » Good, collected two opportunities against the background of the withdrawal of the “tricolors” in the final part of the first half
• Otar Kiteishvili – grade 7 » He was the man who appeared perhaps most often on Georgia's construction routes
• Giorgi Chakvetadze – grade 7 » Two remarkable opportunities ticked off in the first half, one blocked on a sacrifice by Drăgușin
• Budu Zivzivadze – grade 8 » General danger towards the end of the first half, when his appearances created panic in Aioani's goal
• Giorgi Kvilitaia – grade 7 » He was in the right place to score on Aioani's blunder, who put the ball on his tray to put it unhindered into the net
• Willy Sagnol, coach – grade 7 » He also demonstrates in friendlies that he has a group with the potential to create big surprises at the continental level

Along the way they also entered:

• Irakli Egoyan ('46) – grade 7 – close to the winning goal in extra time
• Giorgi Kvernadze ('66) – grade 6 » Violent, but without punctual achievements
• Ilia Beriashvili (66) – grade 6
• Lasha Dvali ('66) – grade 6
• Iva Gelashvili ('83) – played too little to be noted.
• Anzor Mekvabishvili ('84) – played too little to be rated