Zaluska frustrated with fans treatment
Dundee United goalkeeper Lukasz Zaluska revealed his frustration after being targeted by missile-throwing Aberdeen fans during the 4-1 CIS Insurance Cup semi-final win.
Zaluska could face Scottish Football Association action if there is evidence he reacted inappropriately to the crowd trouble.
"During the second half I was fighting not only against the Aberdeen players but also their fans," he said in the Daily Mail. "My penalty area was full of chocolate bars, lighters and £1 coins. If I had grabbed all of them, I could now afford a good dinner in an elegant restaurant."
The SFA are set to investigate the incidents which marred the semi-final.
Objects were thrown at referee Iain Brines by supporters in the Aberdeen end of the stadium as he sent off Dons striker Lee Miller for a challenge on United defender Darren Dods.
And the game in Edinburgh was briefly halted with Aberdeen leading 1-0 after Dons goalkeeper Jamie Langfield was pelted by missiles, including what appeared to be a plastic cup.
The SFA expect the match report from Brines to mention the crowd trouble, in which case the matter would be referred to the disciplinary committee which meets again in mid-March.
Zaluska expects to be unpopular with the Aberdeen fans, who took offence at his goal celebrations.
He said: "They won't like me in the future, I suppose, but that is usually the cost of a tense derby game."
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So here we are almost forty eight hours on and you know what, i read shite like that and I realise i was right on Tuesday night the guy is a pure 100% CUNT