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     Punctul 15 de pe ordinea de zi a Comitetului Executiv al FRF de miercuri, propunerea grecului Kyros Vassaras, noul şef al arbitrilor din România, pentru funcţia de membru în Comisia de Arbitri a UEFA, a stârnit un scandal de proporţii în fotbalul românesc.

   Ideea lui Burleanu şi compania este o premieră absolută pentru România şi, foarte probabil, din Europa. Nu s-a mai întâmplat, în istoria de peste 100 de ani a FRF, ca un străin să fie nominalizat pentru a ne reprezenta ţara în organismele internaţionale. Protestele n-au întârziat să apară.

   Ion Crăciunescu, fost arbitru internaţional şi şef al Comisiei Centrale a Arbitrilor de la FRF, este indignat: „Este una dintre cele mai dezastruoase decizii, o ruşine pentru România! L-am susţinut pe oricare dintre conducătorii români, dar nu pot fi de acord cu aşa ceva“.
   Întrebat ce părere are despre faptul că fostul arbitru grec a cerut o perioadă de concediu chiar în startul Ligii 1, Crăciunescu s-a arătat stupefiat, dar, în acelaşi timp, l-a ironizat pe Vassaras: „Nicăieri în lumea asta nu s-a pomenit ca şeful arbitrilor să plece în concediu în mijlocul competiţiei. Probabil că arbitrajul românesc se conduce mai bine din concediu“.

            Nanjing -

         How about an up close and personal interview with Lele  ?

    The mascot for the Second Youth Olympic Games was unveiled at the Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre on 29 November 2013.

    The yuhua stone that inspired the creation of Lele quickly gained popularity among the public.

    Kuang Daoqiu, Deputy Secretary-General of Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee (NYOGOC) and Director of Marketing Department, said the Nanjing 2014 mascot arose from the profound cultural heritage of Nanjing and embodies local characteristics, which would become yet another introduction of Nanjing.

    Mr. Kuang said the “birth” of the Nanjing 2014 mascot was the joint efforts of 1.2 million youth from across China and thanks them and everyone involved in the solicitation of the mascot.

            Nanjing -

         How about an up close and personal interview with Lele  ?

    The mascot for the Second Youth Olympic Games was unveiled at the Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre on 29 November 2013.

    The yuhua stone that inspired the creation of Lele quickly gained popularity among the public.

    Kuang Daoqiu, Deputy Secretary-General of Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee (NYOGOC) and Director of Marketing Department, said the Nanjing 2014 mascot arose from the profound cultural heritage of Nanjing and embodies local characteristics, which would become yet another introduction of Nanjing.

    Mr. Kuang said the “birth” of the Nanjing 2014 mascot was the joint efforts of 1.2 million youth from across China and thanks them and everyone involved in the solicitation of the mascot.

            Nanjing -

         How about an up close and personal interview with Lele  ?

    The mascot for the Second Youth Olympic Games was unveiled at the Nanjing Olympic Sports Centre on 29 November 2013.

    The yuhua stone that inspired the creation of Lele quickly gained popularity among the public.

    Kuang Daoqiu, Deputy Secretary-General of Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee (NYOGOC) and Director of Marketing Department, said the Nanjing 2014 mascot arose from the profound cultural heritage of Nanjing and embodies local characteristics, which would become yet another introduction of Nanjing.

    Mr. Kuang said the “birth” of the Nanjing 2014 mascot was the joint efforts of 1.2 million youth from across China and thanks them and everyone involved in the solicitation of the mascot.