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Many have moved on after the fight between Janne Andersson and Bojan Djordjic.
But it certainly does not have the popular artist Ulf Lundell, who goes on a hard attack.
“As soon as I see that man, Bojan, I immediately change the channel,” writes Lundell in a new book.
It has been more than a year since the quarrel between Sweden’s former national team captain Jan Andersson and the Viaplay expert Bojan Djordjic who created Swedish television history. The blue and yellow men’s national team had just defeated Azerbaijan 5-0 in the European Championship qualifiers when everything broke loose.
Janne and Bojan
Janne and Bojan had a big fight on live broadcast when a question about the substitute Jesper Karlsson caused the cup to completely overflow. After several minutes of arguing, the confederation captain had enough and left the studio in pure rage.
– There are four of you and you will confront me with questions. Damn, that’s bad. Thanks for today. See you another day, bye bye, Janne said angrily and left.
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Many have moved on since then and the two troublemakers have taken matters into their own hands and straightened everything out. But one person who refuses to let go of this high-profile TV feud is the artist and writer Ulf Lundell.
Lundell’s attack
In his new book “Vardagar 10”, he gives his view on the matter, just over a year later.
“Janne went to the expert guys for an interview and there stands one of the most annoying, annoying football guys in the whole world, Bojan Djordjic, waiting with his particularly angriest question,” writes “Uffe” in the book according to the local newspaper GP.
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Lundell then continues his presentation and makes fun of Bojan as a football expert on TV.
“The shackle knocks intensely, psychologically, on the national team captain’s chest, why why why? As soon as I see that man, Bojan, in a pre-talk or a round of talk, I immediately change the channel,” he writes in the newly released book.
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