Tony: I don’t agree with Serie A being played in Australia, but the players’ strike is disrespectful to the fans

October 23rd, the Serie A match between Milan and Como in February next year is scheduled to be played in Perth, Australia. Serie A legend Tony talked about this matter.

Tony first said: "I don't agree with this, but it depends on who makes the choice. The club made the decision jointly with the Serie A official, but the club must realize that the players may be very tired in that game or the next game. Also, if Milan loses the Serie A championship this season because of 3 points less, and these 3 The points were lost against Como in Australia... In addition, after long-distance travel and jet lag, the club cannot be angry if a player is injured. "

La Liga also announced the arrangement of overseas games, but La Liga players suspended the game 15 seconds before the last round of La Liga in protest, and eventually La Liga officially announced the cancellation of overseas games. In this regard, Tony believes: "How should players go on strike to protest? We saw that La Liga players only suspended the game for 15 seconds. But what are you going to do? Is it a strike for the club or for the league? Because if the club agrees to this plan and gives more money, it means you have to strike against your own club. I think this is meaningless because it disrespects the fans."