Former Ukrainian national team player Artem Fedetskyi shared his thoughts and emotions about the situation with Oleksandr Rosputka's escape from Shakhtar Donetsk to Russia.
Artem Fedetsky- Artem, what do you think about what Rosputko did?
- Brainless cunt! Write that down. Brains cannot be bought somewhere in a store. If a person thinks correctly, he or she should understand what is happening in the country, especially since Rosputko is from Donbas, and Russia is destroying Ukrainian towns and villages!
From a sporting point of view, this is also a complete suicide. Only a complete f###b can exchange the youth Champions League for the third division of Russia!
- Zvezda from St Petersburg has Gennady Zubov and Vitaly Vitsenets as coaches.
- Then it's clear where their legs come from. They must have had a previous conversation with this Rosputko. These people are dead to me, I have forgotten about them. Vitsenets was always "famous" for his pro-Russian views. Zubov spoke less on this topic, but his action of going to train the Russian team during a full-scale war speaks for itself. I have no words, only obscenities about them are on my tongue.
- How do you think the Russians could have lured Rosputka away?
- It's not about money. Most likely, his brain is rotten from Russian propaganda. I think this man has been planning his escape for a long time. He waited until he went abroad with Shakhtar and put his plan into action. I'm sure that people from Russia have been on to him for a long time.
- Rosputko, Zubov, Vitsenets, Tymoshchuk, Mampasi, Ordets, Bredun, Marmazov, Sharafutdinov - all from Shakhtar. Why do you think there are so many traitors in the Donetsk club?
- I don't think we should equate everyone with Shakhtar football club. Whatever you say, Shakhtar is from Donbass, where the war has been going on since 2014. Those who were loyal to Ukraine moved with the club to the government-controlled territory. It's hard for me to judge why there are so many traitors.
I used to talk to Marmazov. Before the separatist riots started in 2014, I asked him: "What is going on here?". He replied: "We need to change something". I never understood what he wanted to change. At that time, it was not yet clear that there would be a fierce Russian occupation of our territory.
I don't understand people who live in Ukraine and want to turn our country into Russia. Don't like it in Ukraine? Pack your bags and f**k off to Russia! The territory there is large - there is enough room for all traitors in Siberia. We don't need to promote Russian values, Ukraine has its own multifaceted culture.
Therefore, in this difficult time, I have great respect for people who switch to the Ukrainian language. Ukrainians should value the culture and land where they were born and live. Our defenders give the most valuable thing - their lives - for their freedom.
Andriy Piskun
