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FILE - In this Dec. 17, 2011 file picture German referee Wolfgang Stark reacts during the German Bundesliga soccer match between VfL Wolfsburg and VfB Stuttgart in Wolfsburg, Germany. German referee Wolfgang Stark was given the task on Sunday June 10, 2012 of handling co-host Poland's potentially hostile clash with Russia at the European Championship. The match in Warsaw on Tuesday - a Russian national holiday - has been flagged by UEFA's anti-discrimination advisers for possible flashpoints between rival fans. Russian fans plan to march from the capital city center to the stadium despite historical tensions between the countries. They were revived two years ago when Poland's then state president Lech Kaczynski was among 96 people who died when their airplane crashed in Russia. The Russian football federation appealed to fans Sunday to show respect at Euro 2012, after some were filmed attacking stadium stewards in Wroclaw after a 4-1 win against the Czech Republic on Friday. (AP Photo/dapd/ Ronny Hartmann,File)
FILE - In this Dec. 17, 2011 file picture German referee Wolfgang Stark reacts during the German Bundesliga soccer match between VfL Wolfsburg and VfB Stuttgart in Wolfsburg, Germany. German referee Wolfgang Stark was given the task on Sunday June 10, 2012 of handling co-host Poland's potentially hostile clash with Russia at the European Championship. The match in Warsaw on Tuesday - a Russian national holiday - has been flagged by UEFA's anti-discrimination advisers for possible flashpoints between rival fans. Russian fans plan to march from the capital city center to the stadium despite historical tensions between the countries. They were revived two years ago when Poland's then state president Lech Kaczynski was among 96 people who died when their airplane crashed in Russia. The Russian football federation appealed to fans Sunday to show respect at Euro 2012, after some were filmed attacking stadium stewards in Wroclaw after a 4-1 win against the Czech Republic on Friday. (AP Photo/dapd/ Ronny Hartmann,File)
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TKO JE SUDAC?

Stark sudi Vatrenima: Čileanci ga htjeli pretući, Mijatović ga nazvao kretenom

Piše: Alen LesičkiObjavljeno: 17. lipanj 2012. 14:24

Odlučujući boj za odlazak u četvrtfinale Hrvatima će suditi Nijemac Wolfgang Stark! Dosad je djelio pravdu na iznimno zahtjevnoj utakmici između Poljske i Rusije i položio ispit...

Taj 42-godišnji bankar iz Landshuta ima iza sebe suđenja na Euru, SP-u i Ligi prvaka. Ove sezone sudio je finale Europa lige između Athletic Bilbaa i Atletico Madrida.

Ne vole ga ni u Interu

Wolfgang Stark je lišen nekih većih skandala tijekom karijere, ali nije da nema mrlja na biografiji. Trn je u oku Chelseaja jer mu zamjeraju suđenje u utakmici s Interom u Ligi prvaka prije dvije godine. Stark je, prema mišljenju Engleza, propustio suditi dva čista jedanaesterca.

Opasno je živio na SP-u do 20 godina, na kojem je Čileancima dodijelio sedam žutih kartona i dva crvena. Htjela ga je tući kompletna reprezentacija Čilea, a specijalci su ga čuvali sve dok se Stark nije javio iz aviona koji ga je odveo u Njemačku.

U Bundesligi je svojevremno ponio titulu “najlošijeg suca”. Međutim, žiri su činili igrači pa to i nije nešto što bi trebalo obilježiti njegov životopis.

‘Skoro sam zaplakao’

Hrvati i Stark nemaju neku zajedničku povijest, ako izuzmemo nedavni slučaj kvalifikacija za ostanak u Bundeligi između Fortune Düsseldorf i Herthe. Naime, igrači Herthe, među kojima i Andre Mijatović, pokušali su provaliti u njegovu svlačionicu.

- Toliko sam se bojao da sam skoro i zaplakao - rekao je kasnije Stark na saslušanju pred Sportskim sudom Njemačkoga nogometnog saveza (DFB), usput dodavši da ga je Mijatović nazvao kretenom.

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