*Another scandal has erupted in Russian football. A number of eyewitnesses claim that during halftime of Sunday’s Round 21 match between Anzhi and Dynamo, Gadzhi Gadzhiev, the coach of the Makhachkala club, tried to force his way into the referees’ room. ... A number of eyewitnesses say that Anzhi head coach Gadzhi Gadzhiev, unhappy with the work of the officiating crew led by Vladislav Bezborodov, allegedly tried to break into the referees’ room, which team representatives are forbidden to enter, and did so so aggressively that he broke the door. ... Anzhi put forward a different version of events. "At halftime, Gadzhi Gadzhiev saw that a footballer who had been injured during play (without the game being stopped) had developed a serious hematoma, and wanted to show it to the referees. He approached the referees’ room and knocked on the closed door to ask someone to come out. The door was built in such a way that the upper plastic section crumbled from the slightest touch. The police reacted by pulling Gadzhi Muslimovich away from the door. He probably managed to say something through the hole that had appeared and then left the area." * http://www.kommersant.ru/doc/1756755 Everything standing in the way of Dagestani football’s success falls apart. Even doors. And through "the hole that had appeared," those dashing Caucasian athletes can squeeze through too.
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