Marbella. Malmö FF’s training match against FC Dallas contained a lot of difficulties.
Then Martin Olsson sent a rooster to the referee.
– It’s close to Puerto Banus, so it must have been a little outside, says Olson.
Malmö FF played 0-0 against FC Dallas in an intense and heated match. The heat increased several times and Martin Olsson received a yellow card after a fight with an opponent player in the first half.
In the second, the situation heated up properly when team manager Lasse Nielsen was stabbed in the chest and several players, including coach Henrik Rydström, rushed to the Dallas bench. The hole settled after less than a minute.
“A lot usually happens around me.”
Subsequently, Martin Olsson said that unequal refereeing was one of the reasons for the anger among the players.
– There was a little frustration, that’s all. They usually happen around me a lot. But it was Dallas who said we don’t play fair. But it was some kind of foul play on their part. And when we tried to save, their player threw a ball into the field, he says.
How did you see the rudeness in their seats?
– Actually I haven’t seen it.
In the first half, Olsson received a yellow card, which he doesn’t think he should have.
– The referee said I started it, but the other player did it. I don’t like to complain about judgment, but it is what it is. It was a little special. It’s close to Puerto Banus, Olson says with a smile, so he must have moved out a bit.
