Following the meeting of the 30th day of Ligue 2 between Paris FC and Grenoble, Timothy Kolodziejczak, captain of the PFC and former player of ASSE and Olympique Lyonnais, strongly expressed his dissatisfaction with the arbitration. The Paris FC, in a quest to regain its place as a dolphin, finally won a tense match on the score of 2-1, despite apparent domination. However, the victory was accompanied by a palpable frustration in the captain, who made stinging remarks at the end of the meeting, denouncing arbitral decisions which he considered unfavourable to his team.

The human rights defender specifically pointed to the lack of whistles for the Paris FC, including an unaccepted free-kick before the Grenoble goal, as well as an unsightly penalty. Speaking to BeIN Sports’ microphone, Mr. Kolodziejczak revealed a clear anger, calling the arbitration of incompetent and null, and suggesting that his team, through its performance, disturbs the established order. He stressed the need to put an end to what he perceived as unfair treatment, stressing the existence of an obvious penalty, even recognized by the opposing defender.

Despite this frustration and accusations, Timothy Kolodziejczak affirmed his team’s determination to continue the struggle to the end. He reaffirmed Paris FC’s willingness to fight for its goals, suggesting a deep conviction of the team’s ability to overcome the difficulties, even in the face of an arbitration perceived as unfavourable. His speech shows an undeniable passion for his club and a willingness to defend the interests of his teammates.