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Ladybbird · 03-05-12, 22:10

3 May 2012, Bleachersreport
Fiorentina boss Delio Rossi sacked for attacking player

Fiorentina boss Delio Rossi has been sacked for physically attacking his own player in a spat over a substitution.
Ex-Manchester United triallist Adem Ljajic sarcastically applauded Rossi's decision to replace him in Wednesday's Serie A match against Novara.
Rossi then clambered into the dug-out and aimed a punch at the forward.
Club president Andrea Della Valle dismissed Rossi after the match. Team manager Vincenzo Guerini will replace Rossi until the end of the season.

Rossi appeared to punch Ljajic in retaliation for his taunt

"I had to make this decision. No provocation justifies the reaction," said Della Vale.
"I'm sorry for the coach who is a good person and does not deserve it, but he committed a serious act.
"In a few seconds months of stress came out. I am sorry because the coach has never committed acts of this kind."
Fiorentina have also started internal disciplinary proceedings against Ljajic, while the Italian league have handed Rossi a three-month ban and fined the club £12,000 (15,000 euros) after supporters "ethnically insulted" the Serbian striker as he came off the pitch.
The incident came shortly before the half-hour mark after Fiorentina had slipped 2-0 down against the visitors, who are second bottom of Serie A.
The dramatic dismissal marks the end of Rossi's six-month reign at Fiorentina.
He replaced the fired Sinisa Mihajlovic in November but has struggled to turn the Viola's season around.
The Tuscan club, who scored two second-half goals to draw the game, are 15th, six points above the drop zone.

They travel to third-bottom Lecce on Saturday for their penultimate game of the season, where a point would secure safety from relegation to Serie B.

Manchester United had an agreement to sign Ljajic, now 20, from Partizan Belgrade, but opted not to exercise the option in December 2009 citing expected difficulties securing a work permit.

Rossi's departure is the 19th coaching change in the Italian top-flight this season, beating the previous record of 15 changes in 1951-52.

vaux · 04-05-12, 00:59

Had to be done, you can't condone his actions and unfortunately for Rossi his chairman's only option was to sack him.The thing that amused me was Fiorentina managed to comeback from 2 down to get something from the game.

Ladybbird · 04-05-12, 01:49

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Originally Posted by vaux

Had to be done, you can't condone his actions and unfortunately for Rossi his chairman's only option was to sack him.The thing that amused me was Fiorentina managed to comeback from 2 down to get something from the game.

I agree, but such a shame that stuff like this cant be kept out of the public eye, it only encourages those idiot hooligans that give soccer a bad name.

03-05-12, 22:10	#1
Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,636 Thanks: 27,645 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	WFootball: Boss Physically Attacks Player 3 May 2012, Bleachersreport Fiorentina boss Delio Rossi sacked for attacking player Fiorentina boss Delio Rossi has been sacked for physically attacking his own player in a spat over a substitution. Ex-Manchester United triallist Adem Ljajic sarcastically applauded Rossi's decision to replace him in Wednesday's Serie A match against Novara. Rossi then clambered into the dug-out and aimed a punch at the forward. Club president Andrea Della Valle dismissed Rossi after the match. Team manager Vincenzo Guerini will replace Rossi until the end of the season. Rossi appeared to punch Ljajic in retaliation for his taunt "I had to make this decision. No provocation justifies the reaction," said Della Vale. "I'm sorry for the coach who is a good person and does not deserve it, but he committed a serious act. "In a few seconds months of stress came out. I am sorry because the coach has never committed acts of this kind." Fiorentina have also started internal disciplinary proceedings against Ljajic, while the Italian league have handed Rossi a three-month ban and fined the club £12,000 (15,000 euros) after supporters "ethnically insulted" the Serbian striker as he came off the pitch. The incident came shortly before the half-hour mark after Fiorentina had slipped 2-0 down against the visitors, who are second bottom of Serie A. The dramatic dismissal marks the end of Rossi's six-month reign at Fiorentina. He replaced the fired Sinisa Mihajlovic in November but has struggled to turn the Viola's season around. The Tuscan club, who scored two second-half goals to draw the game, are 15th, six points above the drop zone. They travel to third-bottom Lecce on Saturday for their penultimate game of the season, where a point would secure safety from relegation to Serie B. Manchester United had an agreement to sign Ljajic, now 20, from Partizan Belgrade, but opted not to exercise the option in December 2009 citing expected difficulties securing a work permit. Rossi's departure is the 19th coaching change in the Italian top-flight this season, beating the previous record of 15 changes in 1951-52. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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vaux Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 2 Posts	Re: WFootball: Boss Physically Attacks Player Had to be done, you can't condone his actions and unfortunately for Rossi his chairman's only option was to sack him.The thing that amused me was Fiorentina managed to comeback from 2 down to get something from the game.

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