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semifinals
Poland's recent infighting was attributed to the team leader, Mikhail Mihnevs, who temporarily demanded that bonuses be doubled, and some even suggested that bonuses be calculated on the basis of playing time, to which the players of course objected, and the situation became a complete mess.
semifinals
Losing wave out.
Reportedly, Poland is in the second place in the group stage.
beyond the pale
The Polish government offered 7.8 million pounds (about HK$74.1 million) in prize money to reward the frontline troops for their best performance since 1986.
Mihnevs, in group
beyond the pale
After the meeting to discuss the distribution of the prize money, where is the fat guy?
commander-in-chief
Taking the lead, he proposed that the bonus for the coaching staff be increased from the original 10% to 20%, and as for the distribution of the bonus for players, a proposal was made at the meeting to calculate the bonus on the basis of the time spent on the field of play, which resulted in a heated controversy within the team.
Captain Robert Levendowski is not happy with the fact that MICHNEVIS is in the middle of a big game, and believes that the team should focus on the game and not on splitting the money. Robert is also against doubling the bonuses for the coaching staff and paying the players according to the number of minutes they spend on the field.
A Polish international, who wished to remain anonymous, said: "We couldn't reach an agreement and we decided to discuss it after the World Cup. The whole conversation lasted only five minutes and we didn't talk about it after that, but we were portrayed as greedy.
The incident is getting worse and worse, and it turns out that Mihnevs had other self-enriching behaviors, including bringing his family to stay with the players for 2 days, and the players did not return home collectively after the team's exit, and only 14 international players returned to Poland. All these behaviors made the Polish FA unhappy.
