Talk:Andrea Lovotti

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THAT Red Card[edit]

The text says "questions must be asked about the suitability of Lovotti as a player during crunch matches". Nice, but WHO is asking those questions? That was such a blatantly awful tackle, and it looked to me like it was absolutely practiced and coordinated. That says to me that QUESTIONS MUST BE ASKED ABOUT THE SUITABILITY OF THE ITALIAN COACHING TEAM in preparing their players for just such a stupid act. It's so blatant that it seems that "someone" (Italy is not known for the absence of corruption) has asked to throw the match so someone can become rich.

Who is asking the questions? Who is taking responsibility? Who is going to fix this? Haryadoon1 (talk) 11:55, 5 October 2019 (UTC)[reply]