He was a nine -old boy when one night in June 1992 he had to leave his people, BIKACIn Bosnia, because of the war. Miron MuslicCurrent coach of Plymouth Argyleand his family left only in time: a month or two later the Serbian forces began a siege to BIKAC that lasted until 1995. This is the moving history of the championship championship Liverpool.
In a report by the BBC Sport Channel, Muslic He announced that “we left our house BIKAC At night and alone, literally, with the things we can bring in our hands, this is the beginning of our journey, our new life.
Always explain BBC, Miron MuslicHis parents and sisters flew toward Austria And they became refugees. They do not know what they will see there. They do not even speak German.
Muslicthe coach left only to FA cop to LiverpoolHe said: “All of our lives we need to fight, fighting is part of my journey, which is why I always feel hopeful and positive.” Lead to Witch Circle In the league of the conference and the Plymouth Argyle He chose to replace a legend as a bench as Wayne Rooney.
In his life, he said Muslic In the aforementioned medium, “I have to deal with many challenges than a technician to look for to avoid a defeat and that’s what I am trying to convey to my players, life is a fighting with good surprises and always with a thing for what to fight.
And one of those surprises that has been staring at him Plymouth Argylefighting the descent into the League One (third) and reached the eighth of the FA Cup winning 1-0 The premier lead and you are there for it, “the message of Miron Muslic.
Source: La Verdad
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