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DOBRIN GYONOV: THREE PAID TROLLS ARE DIVIDING THE RED COMMUNITY
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02/21/2019

DOBRIN GYONOV: THREE PAID TROLLS ARE DIVIDING THE RED COMMUNITY

Ahead of the start of the spring football season, CSKA CEO Dobrin Gyonov called for reason and fair-play within the Red Community. At a special news conference, he took the floor to dispel rumors and speculations that had been circulating among the fans, as well as in the press. The event was also attended by CSKA head coach Petko Petkov and newly drafted players Kristiyan Peshov and Spas Georgiev.

„There are three paid Internet trolls that are posting lies about the red team and their names are well known. Some time ago, they falsely linked the club to businessman Kiril Domuschiev, owner of PFC Ludogorets Razgrad. Now, they have “merged” CSKA with our arch-enemy, FC Levski, writing that Vasil Bozhkov is supporting us. Officially, however, Mr. Bozhkov has set out to bail out the Blue. We would like to play with them soon,” Gyonov said, adding that CSKA is a non-profit organization, owned by its members.

“Our finances are sourced from the sales of tickets and memorabilia, broadcast rights, and thirteen sponsorship contracts,” the CEO of the Red went on.

In his words, the rumors are being spread with the sole purpose to cover up the inadequate management of “another team”, whose results are far from satisfactory and whose home stadium is not in good shape either.

“They are bragging about what they’ve done in Pancharevo, but the initiative has been financed by a person who, I think, would never pay trolls to blackmail another team,” Gyonov said.

„As we know, three years ago some of the Red fans chose to support us, others – the team who are now playing at The Bulgarian Army Stadium. A third group of them walked away and there are some of them who are now attending the games of FC Levski. I respect the opinion of each and every one of them,” Gyonov added.

He went on to say that CSKA’s development plan includes an attack of the First League.

“In the worst possible case, we are going to try to earn a promotion to the first tier of the Bulgarian football championship next season,” the club’s CEO said.

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