The repeal of the control between Belgium and Spain, for fear of terrorist attacks, caused a lot of comments about the situation in Europe. Levski`s goalkeeper Bojan Jorgacevic came home this morning in Bulgaria and told the press all about it.
`You can see that there are tension and nerves. There is fear in people. I spoke with some of my friends on the phone, and the situation is normal, but felt a little tension. Brussels is a large city, there are many people of different nationalities. It creates a sense that anything is questionable. All open, working, but I felt a fear and some tension in people. They`re careful. It`s not exactly like 10 days ago, for example.`, said Bojan Jorgacevic.
`I`ve played a few years in Ghent and have had friends, and also in Brugge. All of them are in shock and this is normal. Brussels is the capital of the European Union and everybody wants to know what`s going on in the heart of the European Union. There is a tension, a lot of police and control is definitely more. But there is no emergency. Pretty much everything is OK, it is only felt some pressure.`, commented Jorgacevic.
For the repeal of the control, the player said:
`I think you should respect the people who lost their lives. I think this is not the place nor the time to fight. That would put people at risk. I think at this point it is right not to conduct the match.`
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