“I used to talk to him about everything, then I would make the choices, but he would give you advice, pull your ears when things were not going well. That’s the brother,” admitted the Sampdoria coach.
“What happened to Gian Piero Ventrone, Sinisa Mihajlovic and Gianluca Vialli makes you think,” the Tottenham coach said.
“They both left something special behind,” he stressed.
The Serbian technician confessed that he went back to the locker room during the warm-up.
“Everything I had is gone with him. I am left with the memory and the great pride of having been part of his life.”
Applause and emotion at the funeral of the former Bologna coach.
“He was a strong person, he made everyone love him,” the racquet legend said.
Mentor and former Swedish coach: “I have a thousand memories, I thought he still won…”
The Bohemian coach remembered the Serbian coach, who passed away at age 53 from leukemia
Rivals on the field, friends off: the words of the current Valencia coach.
Serbian technician died at 53 after a tough battle with leukemia
“As of yesterday I no longer have a brother. And even though this blood bond is sometimes abused now, in talking about friendships, I don’t feel I’m exaggerating in calling it that.”
The ‘Black Vu’ coach also spoke about the Serbian’s disappearance in the post Virtus-Maccabi analysis.
The Rossoneri Dt. was moved in the minute of remembrance dedicated to Sinisa before Liverpool-Milan.
The Salento coach joins the moving memory of the late former Bologna coach.
The former Cagliari coach posted on his Instagram account a siparietto from a year and a half ago.
Former midfielder remembers Serbian coach: “By leaving us, you created a void and filled it with deep reflections on life”
The two former Lazio teammates recalled the Serbian coach
Bologna striker: “You were a friend, a brother and a father.”
The statement from the latest club led by the Serbian technician.
The two played together in the Inter shirt from 2006 to 2008.
The Serbian coach passed away at the age of 53.
The former Milan goalkeeper made his Serie A debut under the Serbian coach.
Bologna’s new coach spoke about his players and goals.
Claudio Fenucci, Bologna’s chief executive, went down flat in a press conference, “No one dares to lecture us.” Thiago Motta’s arrival confirmed.
After salvation with Spezia, a new adventure is about to begin for the coach.
“I considered the situation to be absolutely under control and improvable,” he wrote.
“It was the most difficult decision I have made since I have been president of Bologna.”
