MEGOGO commentator Serhiy Lukyanenko commented on the words of the national team defender Vitaliy Mykolenko, who suggested that critics of the Ukrainian national team should "come out, play and show how it should be done".
Photo: gettyimages.com"Yesterday I missed Vitalii Mykolenko's statement. And now I'm sitting in shock. Of course, how can commoners allow themselves to open their mouths towards great footballers? We can only watch the matches in silence, if they are kind enough. Of course, without a shadow of a doubt that these athletes, gifted to us from the gods, play flawlessly.
And if they do face problems, it is only to demonstrate the indomitable spirit that will be sung in the legends of the great battle with the glorious crusading knights.
And obviously, when an opponent who is a "really good team" scores on their own and then fouls themselves in their own penalty area, this is by no means a reason to assume that this opponent is weak. No, this is only a "good reaction" of great footballers to a missed goal.
And, of course, there was no reason for ordinary people to worry about the result, because the great footballers also scored the third goal. They had mercy on their people, closing the match not at 90+5, as with the descendants of the great Alexander the Great, but at 85.
And ordinary people cannot be offended by great footballers for their defiant reaction to criticism. Because they have no right to criticise. You can only believe in the deity, pray to him. And there is no doubt that the touches of great footballers to the ball are truly magical.
So I apologise for my posts about our poor performance against Malta. Mbong, who scored in the 12th minute, as well as Guillermo, who hit the crossbar in the 45th minute, confused me. I sinned. I repent.
P.S. I have respect for the players, but in return, I think we all deservethe same," Lukyanenko wrote on his Telegram channel.
