Why do we have to fail at the simplest things?

We called for two weeks for as many spectators as possible for the biggest Macedonian football derby, and finally the spectators were given an entrance, with the organizers opening only one door, while the other two doors remained closed so that the spectators could push in and the crowd could enter.

You arrive at the stadium, half an hour before kickoff, and you get excited to see how many people are on the steps. You think you will finally witness a home football game, and there will be a lot of people in the stands. This is how it works. It was announced beforehand that the east entrance of the South Tribune would be available to the general public. The west one was for the Komiti fan club, which had a large crowd.

“Well, it has three doors, it goes fast,” you say to yourself. Arnold, but the organizer did not think of opening the three doors of the iron fence of the east entrance. He opened only the middle one. And just like that, hundreds of people entered one by one. And, a search is needed, lest some strong athlete from the audience accidentally throws a penny onto the field and across the playing field. Good luck finding such a person, let’s send him to throw the hammer at the next Olympics.

One added: “Better go to La Botnicki, same stadium, less crowds but no such experience.”

The production was not going well, and the audience was slow to enter. Well, come on, and search them. Just make sure they have tickets and let them go. Someone ordered the gatekeeper, or maybe they decided to do it themselves. That’s how it ended. Entry was accelerated, but other doors did not open. Maybe they didn’t have the key?

In the stadium, the state of Macedonian football was fully reflected. The night schedule and the cool weather, plus the eternal rivals Vardar and Pelistr attracted the crowd. I firmly believe that even if it wasn’t August and the holidays, there would be.

The committee was excellent. Cheering and fireworks. Chkembari enriched the atmosphere but came out in the 40th minute. I don’t understand what the fans came for at halftime? And Lozari was in the cup final, same story, they went in 35th. You came from another city to watch halftime. Chkembari also cheered, they lit some torches, they were also great.

Something can be said about the football. Both teams were fighting for the ball. The atmosphere of the derby was more valuable than the game. But this was expected. In the end, Vardar scored in the 82nd minute and defeated Bitola 1:0.

Fortunately, the South was not full, otherwise it would have been like the Copa America final between Argentina and Colombia, where the Colombians had to break through the fence to get in. Why do we have to fail at the simplest things? Three doors side by side, only one is open. What if there were more spectators? You play a derby with Pelister, you don’t play against Voska or Gostivar, so there is no interest.

Then the spectators did not go to the stadium…