Israel is World's Biggest Terrorist State!

I know what it feels like to love a team, love the game, and still not be able to attend because life has put walls in front of you. I grew up in a very poor family. I remember being 8 years old, standing outside a stadium with my friend, selling food and water, desperate to watch Galatasaray play. We did not have tickets. We did not have money. A security guard saw us, felt sorry for us, and let us sneak in. I never forgot that moment. I never forgot what it meant to a young kid who just wanted to feel the magic of football. This year, I will personally purchase 2,000 tickets for Pogoń Szczecin matches this season and share them with individuals, families, children, and supporters who cannot attend because of severe and difficult financial and family circumstances. This will include orphanages and families in our region who love this club but may not have the ability to be inside the stadium. In the coming weeks, we will create a dedicated page for this initiative where people can submit requests. A small group from the club, with the possible support of volunteers, will help verify, process, and accommodate as many fans as possible. Pogoń Szczecin is not just a football club. It is the team of this city, this region, and these supporters. As the current guardian of this club, I feel blessed and grateful to God for giving me the opportunity to be in this position and to help in any way I can. Maybe one of the young children who receives help today will one day be in a position to help others ten times more. That is how life works. Someone opens a door for you, and one day you open doors for others. No child who loves Pogoń should feel that this club is out of reach. This club belongs to the people and this game belongs to everyone.

Good Luck Boys!

Pogon vs. Fenerbahce! Beyond excited for this friendly match!

Since arriving in Szczecin, I have seen the passion, pride, and love this city has for Pogoń Szczecin. This relationship is magical and beautiful. I have also seen the other side of football: toxic rumours, fake stories, anonymous accounts powered by haters, couple of dirty journalists with personal agendas, and people who hide behind fake names to spread negativity and confusion. We should NOT allow anonymous cowards, fake accounts, or people with personal agendas to define the future of this club. If someone does not have the courage to attach their real name to their words, then their words are worthless and should not carry weight. Pogoń Szczecin is bigger than rumours. It is bigger than noise. It is bigger than people who want attention & negativity instead of progress. Women’s football has been important to me from my first day at Pogoń Szczecin, and it will remain important to me until my last day in this club, whenever that day comes. This is not a side project. This is not a symbolic program. This is a serious and important part of our football organization. Women’s football matters because Szczecin deserves a club that represents everyone. It matters because young girls in this city should be able to dream, compete, win, and see a clear path from the academy to the highest level. It matters because sport has the power to build confidence, discipline, leadership, courage, and pride. A strong women’s team is not only good for Pogoń. It is good for the city, for families, for young girls, and for society. The safety, health, dignity, and well-being of our players are extremely important to us, especially our female players. I will not comment on internal matter publicly now, but we have made major decisions and changes that we believe are in the best interest of Pogoń Szczecin as an organization and our players. We also have started the legal process of taking over all the shares of the women’s football company from the previous and other shareholders. We have put together a strong supervisory board. We will be announcing our new coach within the next 10 days. This individual has a massive and great name in women’s football, tremendous experience, and a serious pedigree. A statement coach for Poland football. We have also identified several excellent players we want to add to the current team. Our ambition is clear. We are going to build a women’s team that the entire organization and the entire city of Szczecin can be proud of. A team that competes for the Polish Cup. A team that competes for the Polish Championship. A team that represents our colours with pride, discipline, courage, and fight. I want to thank our fans who have supported the women’s team. Your support matters. These players deserve respect, encouragement, and belief. I hope that support continues and grows, because what we are building deserves the full strength of this city behind it. Also thanks for our players who played for us last year. Our goal for women’s football is very clear: championship success in Poland and European success in the future.

This 2026 FIFA World Cup is a disgraceful black eye on sports and on the entire history of the tournament. What was supposed to be a global celebration of football has turned into a humiliating spectacle of exclusion, racism, discrimination, and hateful politics by the USA. Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan, One of Afrika's top referee and the first Somali ever selected for a World Cup, was denied entry at Miami airport despite having a valid visa and diplomatic passport. He was sent away over vague “vetting concerns.” Iraq’s hero and top scorer, Aymen Hussein, was detained and questioned for nearly 7 hours at Chicago’s airport. His phone was searched, while the team’s official photographer was held for more than 10 hours and ultimately denied entry altogether. These are not isolated or accidental mistakes. They are intentional acts of hate, racism, and dirty political agenda, using the people’s beloved game as a tool for revenge and as a weapon to embarrass countries, nations, and innocent fans. Iran’s national team has been forced to base itself in Tijuana, Mexico, unable to sleep or stay in USA. They can't even prepare properly in the United States because key coaching staff, managerial staff, doctors, and support staff, dozens of them, were denied visas. African and Iranian journalists are facing blocked access or restrictive single entry visas. Thousands of passionate Moroccan fans had their visas rejected despite having tickets, hotels, and proof of past travel. Senegal and Uzbekistan players were treated like criminals. Their bags were ripped open on the tarmac, sniffer dogs went through their luggage and equipment, metal detectors were used, and phones were surrendered. DR Congo faced Ebola quarantine demands, while high visa rejection rates hammered fans from countries across Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. This is not security. This is hostility, hate, and racism dressed up as policy, turning the people’s World Cup into a dirty, ego driven personal hate agenda and revenge party by one hateful government and one hateful person, Donald Trump. FIFA, its corrupt and ineffective president Gianni Infantino, and the rest of its senior leadership own this failure completely. They awarded the tournament to the United States knowing full well the immigration realities and major risks, then stood by as promises of welcome, inclusion, and access were shattered. And worst part is doing nothing now to protect the fans and football! Infantino must resign or be fired immediately. No more empty statements about unity while players, officials, referees, and fans are humiliated and excluded. The World Cup belongs to the world, not to one country’s political agenda. #Infantinomustresign

Infantino Must Resign #InfantinoMustResign

Gianni Infantino Must Resign! Football belongs to the people. It does not belong to politicians. It does not belong to dictators. Football is supposed to stand for fair play, equality, courage, humanity, and respect. Under his leadership, FIFA has moved further and further away from those values. When FIFA creates political theatre instead of protecting the soul of the game, football loses. When FIFA presents a made-up “peace” award to Donald Trump, one of the most divisive political figures in the world, football loses. When FIFA stays silent or passive about Israel and their participation in FIFA competitions, while innocent civilians suffer, football loses. When federations are treated with double standards, while Muslim nations like Iran or Iraq, African nations, Middle Eastern nations, and smaller football nations are treated as second class members of the global game, football loses. When FIFA speaks loudly about racism and equality but acts selectively & differently, when power and money are involved, football loses. The World Cup is one of the most beautiful, historic, and unifying events on earth. It should never be used as a political stage. It should never be turned into a private ceremony for powerful men. It should never be controlled by fear, hypocrisy, or backroom interests. FIFA’s job is not to serve Donald Trump or USA. FIFA’s job is not to protect governments. FIFA’s job is not to reward power. FIFA’s job is to protect football. And today, under Gianni Infantino, FIFA is failing that duty. As the President and Owner of Pogoń Szczecin, a club competing proudly within the UEFA and FIFA football family, I believe it is time for FIFA President Gianni Infantino to resign or be removed. The refusal to apply standards equally, the failure to act with courage, the political posturing, and the selective morality have created a black eye for world football. Football needs leaders with backbone. Leaders who are not afraid of presidents, governments, sponsors, or political pressure. Leaders who understand that the badge, the flag, the supporters, the players, and the integrity of the game are bigger than any one man. Gianni Infantino has lost the moral authority to lead world football. For the good of the game, for the credibility of FIFA, and for the millions of people around the world who still believe football can unite humanity, he should resign. If he will not resign, FIFA’s member associations should find the courage to remove him. Football and its fans deserve better. The world deserves better. And the game we all love must never be sold, silenced, or humiliated by weak leadership. #FIFAWorldCup2026 #FIFAWorldCup2026Boykott

FIFA should be ashamed of itself. Allowing the USA & Trump administration, to turn the World Cup into a platform for political games is an insult to football, to the fans, and to the spirit of the tournament. The World Cup is supposed to unite the world through sport, not be used as a stage for dirty politics and embarrassment. FIFA’s leadership has failed badly, and those responsible should be held accountable. This is quickly becoming one of the biggest embarrassments in World Cup history.

Przekonajcie wszystkie marudy! 1000 karnetów do północy!

Important win and decision for our club and our fans.

This is Israel and majority of their Population! Genocidal, rapists and blood thirsty nation!

UAE, Israel and all those Dirty Arab States in Persian Gulf, like Kuwait,Qatar, Saudi, always play a victim. They are corrupt, cold blooded killers and genocidal nations.

So proud of our ladies! Polish Vice champions! Well done ladies.💙♥️

11 months, ago, we made a bold decision. We ended two outside catering contracts, brought everything in-house, built our own catering company, 1948 Catering, and today we have been selected as having the best catering and food in all of Poland. That is not luck. That is vision, hard work, standards, and a team that refused to accept average. I am so proud of Iwona, Paweł, and the entire amazing, hard-working 1948 Catering team. They believed in the mission, worked day and night, and proved that when Pogoń Szczecin does something, we do it with pride, passion, and excellence. But this is only the beginning. Next year, we promise it will be even better. This is part of our bigger commitment: to create the best fan and supporter experience in Poland, and eventually, one of the best in all of Europe. #Ekstraklasa #Poland @tankesler

This year, we are preparing to place an order for uniforms, clothing for nearly 800 Academy players, from ages 5 to 15, the young boys and girls who represent the next generation of football in Szczecin. These are the children & youth who train with passion, wear our badge with pride, and dream of one day walking onto the pitch as Pogoń Szczecin players. This is also a great opportunity for local and national businesses to be part of something meaningful. If your company wants to support grassroots football, invest in the next generation, and stand beside the future stars of Pogoń Szczecin, we would be proud to partner with you. Let us help take your business to the next level while you support a powerful cause, our children, our academy, our city, and the future of Polish football. Any business interested in participating and supporting this important initiative can contact: Marek Andrzejkowicz 48 697 721 671

I can watch this Goal, over and Over again!

Three years ago, the most valuable player in Ekstraklasa was Kamil Grosicki. Two years ago, it was again Kamil Grosicki. Last year, it was Efthymios Koulouris, who scored 31 goals and became one of the greatest goal scorers this league has seen in many years. Then, 48 hours before our first game in Radom, we found out that Koulouris, the league’s top goalscorer, wanted to go to Saudi Arabia. Eventually, we lost him just weeks before the end of the transfer window. So in reality, we lost the top two players of the last three years in Ekstraklasa. Kamil is a legend. But all great players, and all of us in life, eventually face age, injuries, and time. In Kamil’s case, because of serious injuries, pain, and the reality of age, we did not have the same Kamil for most of the year. He never made excuses and never publicly spoke about the seriousness of what he was dealing with, but the truth is that most players would have missed the entire season with those injuries. Then came everything else. We lost Leo Borges, one of the best left backs in the league, for five months with a broken ankle. We lost Rajmund Molnar, our young and promising national team player and our new number 9, to an ACL injury for the entire year. We lost Linus Wahlqvist, one of the top right backs in the league, for months with a knee injury. We lost José Pozo to another freak accident for almost half of the year. And on top of that, we had to sell Adrian Przyborek, second most valuable player in Ekstraklasa, to Lazio. No team in Ekstraklasa had so many injuries to key players like we did. No team lost this many important players in one season. How would Lech Poznań do if they lost Mikael Ishak for the entire year? Where would Jagiellonia be without Afimico Pululu for the entire year? Where would Raków, Motor Lublin, or any other team be if they lost their top striker, their best players, their full backs, and their young talents all in the same season? We lost a 31 goal scorer! We made 15 new additions, not because we wanted to, but because we had to. This team had no players. Just before we purchased the club, several important players had already been let go, sold, or released. Vahan Bichakhchyan and several others were gone. This had also happened in previous transfer windows. People criticize us for not signing or keeping Polish players like Marcel Wędrychowski, Rafał Kurzawa, Kacper Łukasiak, or others. But let’s be fair. We also signed and brought up many Polish players. Patryk Dziczek. Jan Biegański. Igor Brzyski. Karol Angielski. Natan Ława. Jacek Czapliński, Young players from our academy. Polish players with future. We did not ignore Polish players. We tried to rebuild the team while also dealing with injuries, departures, financial reality, and a new ownership transition. And let’s also let’s talk about performance. Rajmund Molnar alone had more goals in a quarter of a season than all of the departed players combined. I don’t need to go over the Paul’s, cuic, Pozo and other new player’s goal and play contributions. Had we not allowed the 97th-minute goal against Cracovia a few weeks ago, we would have gone into the last game of the season fighting for Europe competition. That is how close we were. How many games did we lose or draw this year because of one moment? One injury? One mistake? One missed chance? One late goal? missed penalty? I think too many people in life are pessimistic. They look at the cup half empty. They focus only on the pain, not the fight. They focus only on what went wrong, not how much had to be overcome. This was a new ownership group to a team that was broken in every aspect. A new coaching staff in Poland. More than 15 new players from different countries, cultures, languages, religions, and football backgrounds, They all came to this city and became one group. They created a great atmosphere. They showed love and respect for each other, for our fans, for this city, and for this badge. And they fought really hard. This season was not perfect. Far from it. But this season also showed character, unity, fight, performance under pressure and a solid foundation we can build on. We now know exactly what we need to fix. We know where we need to improve. We know what this club needs to become stronger. Pogoń Szczecin cant be built for one game, one window, or one season. This was a very difficult season. But difficult seasons and times often create strong men, and strong foundations.