Mihai Stoica (60 years old), the president of the FCSB Board of Directors, exulted at the end derby won at the National Arena with Rapid, score 2-1. The official of the titular champion danced in front of the North Peluza, to the applause of the supporters.
Mihai Stoica also consoled Daniel Bîrligea, the striker who vehemently contested the change in the second half.
Mihai Stoica danced in front of Peluza Nord, after FCSB's victory with Rapid
Mihai Stoica performed at the end of the derby won by FCSB with Rapid, in the last match played by the two teams this calendar year.
FCSB won 2-1 thanks to the goals scored by Darius Olaru and Florin Tănase and reached 31 points, being now only two behind the play-off places.
Released from his emotions at the end of the match, Mihai Stoica went directly in front of Peluza Nord, in front of which he danced, being acclaimed by the supporters.
The FCSB official then joined the players, who were applauding the supporters for their support, and was caught consoling Daniel Bîrligea, the striker who protested vehemently in the 66th minute when he was replaced by Malcom Edjouma.
FCSB's top scorer from the previous season recovered for this derby after missing 5 matches due to an ankle injury, and provided the decisive pass to Darius Olaru to open the scoring in the 24th minute.
The fact that Bîrligea recovered in time for the last match of this year impressed Gigi Becali, although the FCSB boss declared himself disturbed by the striker's performance in the derby with Rapid.
They get away with bad words, that's their problem, fines and that's it. Given that he struggled to play all week and conceded a goal, he escaped the fine. He contributed to the goal.
He contributed to the goal, well done to him, he doesn't get a fine, he also gets a bonus! Well done, Bîrligea, very good that you protested! I beat Rapid, bravo and that's enough, protest!
– Gigi Becali, about Daniel Bîrligea
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