The NGO Football Montenegro announced that it supports the Football Club "Sutjeska" and called on the competent institutions to react and remove the president of the Football Association of Montenegro, Dejan Savićević.
A few days ago, Sutjeska, in a new statement addressed to the media, pointed out that Savićević is waging a "football war" against them, that he is "leading the Association less and less successfully" and that they are ready to withdraw from all competitions in a gentlemanly manner just so that, as they say, " genius" was satisfied.
"Football Montenegro is sending a 'cry' to everyone, because football in Montenegro is almost destroyed. We have come to the point where football is not played for fans and spectators, but only for the FSCG to exist. We note that someone "geniusly" decided to punish each other clubs to play matches without the presence of an audience, namely two of our biggest clubs - Sutjeska and Budućnost, because of which a small number of spectators come anyway", says the Football Montenegro statement signed by Dragan Vujović, Brajan Nenezić, Žarko Drašković and Fikret Kurgaš.
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They appeal to clubs to improve cooperation.
"That they should not be divided into ours and theirs in order to get this most popular sport in Montenegro out of the mud. We also appeal to the clubs of the Center, South and North regions not to divide themselves, but to improve cooperation and seek funds that belong to the development of football. The money that that UEFA gives for the development of football in Montenegro is not small, and don't accept five thousand euros each, because FSCG has to give you much more, because it is ridiculous to play half a season with that charity, let alone a whole season," the announcement reads.
They add that Football Montenegro is outraged by those decisions on the distribution of funds to smaller clubs.
"Which should serve for the development of football, and not put them in a situation where they shut down. We ask that the authorities determine how many funds are in the FSCG account and how they are spent. We ask all football workers, former aces and clubs to raise their voice and chase away this team that brought our football to the bottom", they conclude in the statement.
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