Bravo Captain! 💙❤️

It’s absolutely my pleasure! Ekstraklasa is fortunate to have some incredibly generous owners and executives who genuinely care about their communities and giving back. I’m sure @jarokrolewski , @Podolski10 , @PogonSzczecin , @RobertDobrzycki , @DarekMioduski , @WStrzalkowski @profmuratcolak and other club owners (who I don't have their twitter handles) would be happy to each donate a team-signed jersey for you to auction off for this important cause. What do you gentlemen and ladies ( Maja Rutkowska) say? Can we make this happen?

Seriously? Where was your moral outrage when Lech Poznań’s Scandinavian coach shouted “We fucked Legia”? He was celebrated as a hero. (Which btw he is very cool coach) But when a Canadian-Iranian owner uses hard language against a racist journalist who has relentlessly attacked him and his club for two years, suddenly the morality police arrive? Is this journalism, blatant hypocrisy, or a racist double standard? Where the hell is my freedom of speech and expression? Or is that privilege reserved for journalists and certain foreigners? And please, send me a copy of this imaginary rulebook that dictates how a football club owner is allowed to speak, think and defend himself. You don't get to insult, provoke and attack people for years, then hide behind your press credentials and cry about decency when someone finally fights back. Spare me your selective outrage, your fake moral superiority and your pathetic double standards. I'm a football club owner, not your obedient little puppet. I will speak my mind whether you like it or not.

Hey @Pablo91912 , I already have Kamil’s jersey proudly displayed in my collection, and I would absolutely LOVE to add this one alongside it! No hesitation from me. I’m coming in with a bid of 5000 PLN! 💙❤️

Yes, @sz_janczyk , In life, I've learned how to deal with pieces of shit like you. That's precisely why the toilet paper analogy was so appropriate. Between your character, your journalism, and the outlet you work for, the whole situation reminds me of a filthy public toilet: plenty of unpleasant noise, very little substance, and absolutely nothing worth taking home.

Hey @sz_janczyk Here is an empty toilet paper roll. No value, no IQ, no credibility, and absolutely nothing useful to offer, just like you! And somehow, it still has a better track record for accuracy, integrity, and reliability than your journalism career.

I find it absolutely disgraceful how certain journalists are desperately trying to attack @tankesler and Pogoń Szczecin while conveniently ignoring the brutal, cowardly physical attack by a Radomiak player on one of ours. Not one of these journalists has shown the courage or decency to condemn that behaviour. Their selective outrage speaks volumes about their credibility and journalistic integrity. We are submitting the full CCTV footage to Ekstraklasa and PZPN as evidence supporting our case and allegations. The footage clearly shows that Tan Kesler arrived AFTER our players and staff had been attacked. His first reaction was to check on Darko, ensure he was okay, and help calm the situation. It was only after what we allege was a racist remark by John Carver that Tan became visibly upset and engaged in a verbal confrontation. For a professional football coach who works every day with Black players and athletes from different ethnicities and backgrounds, making a racist remark would be absolutely disgraceful. Racism has no place in football, regardless of who makes the remarks or who receives them. We stand firmly behind our allegations and expect them to be properly investigated. John Carver and Radomiak owe Pogoń an explanation and an apology for the disgraceful violence involving their player and the alleged racist remarks. And to those journalists who are more interested in attacking Tan Kesler & Pogon than condemning physical violence and investigating allegations of racism: your selective outrage, hypocrisy, and double standards are an embarrassment to journalism. We have the footage. We are presenting the evidence to the proper authorities. We stand behind our players, our staff, and our club. The facts should speak louder than your headlines.

Congratulations, ladies! Great win! Very proud of you all! 💙❤️

A great result. An ugly match. Horrendous refereeing. And an opponent who showed absolutely no class.

Congratulation Young Men. Well Done.💙❤️

Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts, suggestions, and opinions. Your feedback has been invaluable. You have spoken, and we have listened. Following our discussions, we would like to announce three decisions. 1. Retired Jersey Numbers: Effective January 1, 2027, we will officially unretire all previously retired jersey numbers and make them available to our players once again. 2. Honouring Our Legends: We will develop a meaningful plan to recognize the greatest players, coaches, founders, and individuals who shaped Pogoń's history. This may include naming stadium entrances, sections, and creating other unique tributes. Honouring our past is essential, but we must also leave room for today's and tomorrow's players to aspire to greatness and dream of one day seeing their own names celebrated in our stadium. Polish National Anthem: After considering your feedback, we have decided to maintain our existing tradition. The National Anthem will continue to be performed on special occasions, as we have done in the past. No changes will be made. Once again, thank you for your honesty, passion, and participation. Leadership is not only about making decisions. It is also about listening, learning, and respecting those who make this club special. We may not always agree, but we share the same love for Pogoń and the same ambition for its future. Our history deserves respect. Our present deserves commitment. And our future deserves ambition.

At Pogoń Szczecin, our partners deserve more than a logo on a shirt, an advertising board, or a VIP seat. They deserve recognition, genuine relationships, extraordinary experiences, and access that money alone cannot buy. Today, we had the pleasure of hosting an exclusive, intimate gathering for our BDP partners with our Head Coach, Óscar García, who generously shared his time, insights, vision, and experiences while personally answering their questions. This is precisely what we are building with BDP+: Recognition. Access. Belonging. Experience. Business. A community where our partners are not simply sponsors of Pogoń, but valued members of its inner circle, with meaningful opportunities to connect with our leadership, coaches, players, and one another. Their commitment to our club deserves our commitment in return. Our ambition is to build one of the most exceptional partnership and hospitality experiences in European football. Not simply through beautiful facilities or premium services, but through personal connections, privileged access, unforgettable moments, and genuine business opportunities. Today's gathering is another step toward that vision. My sincere gratitude to @oscargarciaj for his generosity, openness, and commitment to our partners, and to @ZDeptula , @p_bonarski , Marek Andrzejkowicz @BarWitko and rest of their team for organizing this wonderful experience and continuing to elevate the standards of BDP and our entire fan experience.

This is exactly why I block certain accounts, and I will continue doing so without hesitation or apology. You have every right to disagree with me, criticize my decisions, question my judgment, or challenge my opinions. But the moment you insult my name, heritage, background, or family, you cross a line I will NEVER tolerate. My last name belonged to my father, grandfather, and generations of ancestors before me. It represents their history, sacrifices, dignity, and legacy. I will be damned if I allow some anonymous coward hiding behind a keyboard to disrespect that legacy over a football disagreement. Understand something very clearly: Your insults do not define me. They expose YOU. They reveal your character, your intellectual limitations, and how morally bankrupt someone must be to attack another person's identity instead of their arguments. This applies to anyone who thinks abusing players, coaches, public figures, or ordinary people is acceptable. Freedom of speech does not entitle you to my attention or respect. You are free to express your stupidity, and I am equally free to block it. I welcome criticism, not personal abuse.

Some of Pogoń’s biggest fans just happen to be our smallest! BTW, You Polish people definitely know how to make the cutest, most adorable kids! 💙❤️

Well said, 💯% Agree With You.

Human beings are fascinating creatures. We have an extraordinary talent for demanding standards from others that we rarely apply to ourselves. And nowhere is this hypocrisy more visible than in football. Football fans constantly demand LOYALTY. Loyalty from their players, loyalty from their coaches, loyalty to the badge, the club, and its history. When a player leaves for a better contract, to provide a better future for his family, or to pursue greater professional opportunities, he is called greedy, selfish, or a traitor. When a coach accepts an opportunity in a bigger league, he is accused of abandoning the club. But where is that same loyalty when the roles are reversed? Robert Lewandowski is arguably the greatest footballer Poland has ever produced (Huge fan of him), with all due respect to @BoniekZibi . He has given Polish football years of extraordinary performances, unforgettable moments, and immense pride. Yet he gets a little older, has one disappointing performance, and suddenly the same people who celebrated him for years want him gone. As though a lifetime of achievements can be erased by 90 difficult minutes. Look at Jan Urban. An excellent coach with a distinguished career and decades of experience in football. couple of difficult matches, and suddenly people who were praising his appointment begin questioning his abilities, his judgment, and whether he should keep his job. Did these men suddenly forget how to play football or how to coach? ( No) Or did some supporters simply forget what loyalty means? Of course, supporters have every right to criticize performances, question decisions, and demand excellence. Loyalty does not mean blind obedience, and respect does not mean immunity from criticism. But there is a fundamental difference between demanding accountability and abandoning someone the moment things become difficult. Loyalty that exists only during victories is not loyalty. It is convenience. You cannot demand unconditional loyalty from a player while offering him conditional support. You cannot expect a coach to stand by your club through every difficult moment while you demand his dismissal after three disappointing results. And you certainly cannot accuse professionals of chasing money when you are prepared to discard them the moment someone younger, cheaper, or more successful becomes available. If you demand loyalty, demonstrate some yourself. Stand by people when they struggle. Respect what they have contributed. Remember their achievements when they experience setbacks. Judge their careers by more than their last performance. And if you cannot do that, at least have the balls and honesty not to condemn a player who leaves for a better salary or a coach who accepts an opportunity in a better league. Because footballers and coaches are human beings too. They have families, ambitions, responsibilities, dreams, and limited professional careers. Loyalty is a 2 way street. You cannot spend your entire life demanding it from others while refusing to give any in return. And perhaps the greatest test of loyalty isn't how loudly you celebrate someone when they're winning. It's how you treat them when they're losing!