Piesiewicz Is No Exception. Polish Sports Choose Fixers.
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The Presidium of the Polish Olympic Committee (POC) Board has called a board meeting for next Monday, which will decide which vice president will replace the arrested Radosław Piesiewicz as chairman of the committee until the end of his term, which is until April of next year. "Regardless of when Piesiewicz is released from custody, he will no longer lead the POC," POC Board member Rafał Szlachta told us.
Will Radosław Piesiewicz be dismissed as president of the Polish Olympic Committee on Tuesday? How can the organization rebuild its image after the Zondacrypto scandal? What is the real threat of Poland's IOC membership being suspended and athletes being banned from competing at the Games? Tomasz Terlikowski will ask Tomasz Chamera, the Polish Olympic Committee's vice president for international cooperation, in a "Morning Interview" on RMF FM. W…
The sports community is absolutely buzzing with righteous indignation. Meanwhile, the head of the Polish Olympic Committee is an invaluable activist, the most sought-after in this market.
He promised money, sponsors, and a new era of Polish Olympism. Today, he's in custody, and POC officials admit: we were deceived.
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