alles sehr treffend formuliert, zumal ja anscheinend mourinho dem neuesten uefa report zu folge doch nicht ganz unrecht hatte.Gevatter Rhein hat geschrieben:Also nochmal langsam für die Einen... Es war normaler Trash-Talk. Mourinho hat nur gesagt, er habe Rijkaard in der Ref-Kabine gesehen in der Pause usw. ............
mourinho ist äußerst berechnend und will mit seinen aussagen polarisieren. mourinho tätigt keine unüberlegten aussagen, wenn er etwas sagt hat er ganz genau kalkuliert und weiss was er damit erreichen will. als ganz netten nebeneffekt nimmt er damit auch den druck von der mannschaft, weil sich jeder nur sein maul über ihn zerreisst. ich finde ihn und seine art einfach nur faszinierend und äußerst interessant. wer mourinho hasst spielt ihm nur in die karten. aber anscheinend sind die medien einfach nur zu blöd das zu kapieren.
Rijkaard caught out over Frisk
By Matt Hughes, Evening Standard
7 April 2005
The Barcelona tunnel row took a sensational new twist today when it emerged that Frank Rijkaard approached Anders Frisk three times during half-time of their Champions League clash with Chelsea.
Standard Sport can today reveal the precise sequence of events from that controversial night in the Nou Camp in February, which put Chelsea's complaints about Rijkaard in a totally different light.
Rijkaard has maintained he merely shook Frisk's hand and UEFA initially insisted there was nothing to investigate, but the report from venue director, Pascal Fratellia, paints a different picture. Fratellia went into Frisk's dressing room after the game and the Swede gave him a full debrief, telling him:
Rijkaard met him at the foot of the Nou Camp immediately after the half-time whistle and, as the Dutchman claimed, welcomed him to Barcelona.
Rijkaard pursued him up the stairs in an animated manner, during which time Frisk said he couldn't understand what the Barcelona coach was talking about.
Rijkaard walked through the glass partition doors at the top of tunnel and confronted him again in a reception area outside the referee's dressing room, after which Frisk lost his patience with his attempts to discuss the match and told him to return to his own dressing room.
In his report to UEFA Fratellia, writes: "Frisk told us that he said to Rijkaard, 'It is not the moment to speak about match situations' and told him when he was in front of his (the referee's) dressing room to go back to his (Barcelona's) dressing room."
Steve Clarke witnessed the entire exchange apart from the period when Rijkaard passed out of view beyond the glass doors.
When he returned Chelsea's assistant manager incorrectly assumed the Barcelona coach had been in the referee's dressing room, passing on the information to Jose Mourinho and leading to a public war of words between Chelsea, Barcelona and UEFA in which the London club were accused of telling lies.
Chelsea were found guilty of bringing the game into disrepute and Mourinho handed a two-match touchline ban but the UEFA report essentially backs their claims.
Meanwhile, Chelsea were today cleared by UEFA of using dirty tricks to keep in contact with their banned manager.
The club's fitness coach Rui Faria was pictured holding a hand to his ear under a wooly hat before passing hand-written notes to assistant managers Baltemar Brito and Steve Clarke during last night's game.
But UEFA said today they would not be taking the matter any further.
Media officer Hans Hultman said: "There's nothing to investigate. Chelsea have done nothing wrong."
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