Bojan Djordjic and Janne Anderssons ended up in each other’s hands after Sweden’s European Championship qualifying match. Now Viaplay’s expert is speaking out about the big fuss. – I can forgive but not forget, he says in a press release. Viaplay’s expert Bojan Djordjic ended up in a big fight with national team captain Janne Andersson after yesterday’s international match against Azerbaijan. Now he speaks out for the first time. – I can forgive but not forget. We all have something to learn from this and I will continue to do my job with a straight back, he says in a press release. During a press conference on Tuesday, Janne Andersson said that he tried to get in touch with Bojan Djordjic to apologize. The press release states that Bojan Djordjic did not receive the calls from Janne Andersson until after the national team called to the press conference. – If you don’t understand the importance of what happened in our broadcast, it is an inherent structural problem. Although Janne says it was not his intention, I understood that it became a question about my origin and it made me hurt and disappointed in my national team captain, says Bojan Djordjic. Viaplay’s president and CEO Anders Jensen says that they stand behind Bojan Djordjic “one hundred percent”. – He is committed, experienced and always well-read. Who he is and what he represents deserve much better than this from one of football Sweden’s most important representatives, he says in the press release. TV4 Nyheterna has unsuccessfully searched for Bojan Djordjic. See the brawl in the player above.
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Bojan Djordjic’s first words about the big fight: “Can forgive but not forget”
