"Bastards. We have always beaten them! Russia must decide": former USSR national football player lashes out at the West

Former Dynamo Moscow and USSR national team player Anatoly Baidachny demonstrated the essence of Russian society. The 1972 European vice-champion, with bile, anger and contempt typical of Russian representatives, lashed out at Western countries with insults.

In an interview with the LegalBet portal, he was outraged by the suspension of Russian athletes from international competitions. The 72-year-old Baidachny called Europeans "animals" and, in a patriotic frenzy, spoke about the alleged greatness of the aggressor country, which should decide on the issue of admission to tournaments.

"Stop crawling in front of every creature. When we smash them so that there is nothing left, then we will return them. Europeans and everyone else. There is no need to crawl in front of the bastards. We have always beaten them and will continue to beat them! We will set our own rules, and stop forgiving them. Russia should allow someone to play somewhere or not. Russia should unite and decide who will play on the international stage," Baidachny said in hysterics.

Earlier, Rostov striker Yegor Golenkov ridiculously accused the International Football Federation (FIFA) of double standards because of Israel.

As reported by OBOZ.UA, honorary president of the Russian Football Union (RFU) Vyacheslav Koloskov demanded that FIFA punish Ukraine and Israel because "people are dying."

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