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And I was getting laughed at when I said Tito is going to get fined too
People should stop fooling themselves and realize that nobody is going to get past the system, no matter how idiotic it is.
Mourinho kinda did, though...
He must have escaped from the asylum
El Gato
Villarato!
Not really. It's just the system being utterly shit. I mean UEFA didn't resist to put, what, 3-5 match ban on him for words, insults and typical BS. Why didn't Spanish officials do this on a physical occurrence which in theory should be worse than conspiracy theories? Because they have no balls and their system sucks.
Manuel Traquete
New member
If Spanish newspapers are to be believed, Mourinho said the following stuff to Pedro León to drive him away from Madrid:
"If the Real Madrid-plane would crash and you were at home, you still wouldn't play!"
"If you stay here, you will hate life. You will hate football."
Leon also claims that Mou blocked his move to Chelsea in January claiming that he wouldn't play in London.
"If the Real Madrid-plane would crash and you were at home, you still wouldn't play!"
"If you stay here, you will hate life. You will hate football."
Leon also claims that Mou blocked his move to Chelsea in January claiming that he wouldn't play in London.
Barcafan 2304
New member
And I was getting laughed at when I said Tito is going to get fined too
People should stop fooling themselves and realize that nobody is going to get past the system, no matter how idiotic it is.
No, but some seem to get nowhere near the punishment they should....
10Messi10
True Barcelonista
bcoz barca have barca-uefa-unicef conspiracy, but barca didn't created barca-RFEF-unicef conspiracy yet?
goope
Member
Mourinho suspended for two matches. Supercup matches. Tito Vilanova for one, both to pay a €600 fine.
Mourinho doesn't get suspended for more matches because "he didn't injure Tito and it can't be proved that he intended to hurt him."
....
Sak Noel - Loca People
When I came to Spain and I saw RFEF judging
I thought to myself: What the f*ck!?
All day, all night
All day, all night
Viva Real Madrid, viva Mourinho
Viva Antifutbol
I couldn't believe what I was living
So I called my friend Johnny
And I said to him: Johnny,
La RFEF esta muy loca,
What the f*ck!?
Johnny, la RFEF esta muy loca,
What the f*ck!?
When I came to Spain and I saw RFEF judging
I thought to myself: What the f*ck!?
All day, all night
All day, all night
Viva Real Madrid, viva Mourinho
Viva Antifutbol
What the f*ck!?
Viva Real Madrid, viva Mourinho
Viva Antifutbol
What the f*ck!?
I couldn't believe what I was living
So I called my friend Johnny
And I said to him: Johnny,
La RFEF esta muy loca,
What the f*ck!?
Johnny, la RFEF esta muy loca,
What the f*ck!?
What the f*ck!?
Mourinho doesn't get suspended for more matches because "he didn't injure Tito and it can't be proved that he intended to hurt him."
....
Sak Noel - Loca People
When I came to Spain and I saw RFEF judging
I thought to myself: What the f*ck!?
All day, all night
All day, all night
Viva Real Madrid, viva Mourinho
Viva Antifutbol
I couldn't believe what I was living
So I called my friend Johnny
And I said to him: Johnny,
La RFEF esta muy loca,
What the f*ck!?
Johnny, la RFEF esta muy loca,
What the f*ck!?
When I came to Spain and I saw RFEF judging
I thought to myself: What the f*ck!?
All day, all night
All day, all night
Viva Real Madrid, viva Mourinho
Viva Antifutbol
What the f*ck!?
Viva Real Madrid, viva Mourinho
Viva Antifutbol
What the f*ck!?
I couldn't believe what I was living
So I called my friend Johnny
And I said to him: Johnny,
La RFEF esta muy loca,
What the f*ck!?
Johnny, la RFEF esta muy loca,
What the f*ck!?
What the f*ck!?
Barcafan 2304
New member
Just pandering more and more to Mourinho and giving him license to continue his base behaviour.
DucdeOrléans
New member
Well every sane person can see that this is a joke of a "sanction" and "fine" (600 euros).
But both Sport and El Mundo have an interesting article today.
http://www.mundodeportivo.com/20111006/fc-barcelona/florez-sigue-en-plena-forma_54226965025.html
It says that the head of the judges (and the one with the final say) is the 85 years old Alfredo Flórez Plaza, son of military man and former waterpolo champion with Canoe de Madrid (no connection to Franco CF. from what I can see)
This is a very interesting quote which basically says that his entrance into football came basically out of nothing and that he became the advisor to the Referees National Comitee's president José Plaza, formerly a long-time referee, who according to Antonio Camacho (former Franco CF player) actively prevented Barca from winning championships. (there have been several accusations of similar behaviours from former referees mind you!!)
"Su entrada en el fútbol, al que llegó declarando su nula vinculación, fue como asesor jurídico del Comité Nacional de Árbitros durante la presidencia de José Plaza, dirigente arbitral de larga carrera que, según denunció el árbitro madrileño Antonio Camacho, impediría al Barça ganar Ligas."
He was also the one responsible for the lack of further punishment to Figo for his career ending tackle on Zaragoza's César Jiménez which did go unpunished as according to him (Flórez), it was not an exceptional tackle as can be seen in the quotation below. Absurd. Although he a few years before that incident did not hesitate to punish Sevilla'a Pablo Alfaro harshly for a tackle on Salgado.
"Entre las decisiones que el Comité de Flórez ha tomado llaman la atención algunas. Por ejemplo, cuando en 2005 exculpó al madridista Luis Figo tras una patada al zaragocista César Jiménez argumentando que "no fue una entrada excepcional". César tuvo que dejar el fútbol. Flórez no entró a juzgar porque no estaba escrito en el acta arbitral. Un par de años antes, el Comité sí había actuado de oficio para castigar al sevillista Pablo Alfaro por una acción sobre el madridista Salgado."
The rest of the article which I have quoted below questions his neutrality to say the least. It also mentions another episode from this year, where Pepe made gestures toward FC Barcelonas fans in the Copa Del Rey final which could easily be considered provocative and create unrest in the stadium. He also escaped without further sanction something which did not happen for Giovanni who was sanctioned for two matches for the same gesture in 1997.
He was also responsible for only giving Ramos a red card and no further punishment despite that Ramos's only intention was to hurt Messi.
FINALLY it says that Getafe's manager Luis García got the SAME suspension as Mourinho for saying that the referee was a scandal. The same suspension was given for Levante's manager two years ago for saying "this is a goal", something Mourinho has said on numerous occasions without getting a ban.
"Desde entonces, y hasta el 'dedo de Mourinho', Flórez no juzgó nada si no constaba en acta. Eso explica que el madridista Pepe no fuera sancionado por sus cortes de manga a la afición del Barça en la última final de Copa, cuando en 1997 el Comité sí entró de oficio y suspendió por la misma acción con dos partidos al culé Giovanni en el Bernabéu. Salió bien parado Sergio Ramos en el último 5-0 del Barça al Madrid. Al madridista le cayó un partido después de patear a Messi y agredir a tres culés tras ser expulsado. Los dos partidos a Mou empatan con los que le cayeron esta Liga a Luis García, técnico del Getafe, por decir en el Bernabéu "¡Arbitraje de vergüenza!". Un año antes, entrenando al Levante, le pasó igual por decir "Eso es gol". Lo mismo que Mou.
En agosto, Flórez abrió expediente a Mou y Tito, designando a Rafael Alonso como juez instructor, el mismo que se encargó de las diligencias en el 'caso Clos Gómez', a quien Pep Guardiola acusó de mentir en acta arbitral. Alonso pidió la inhabilitación del técnico: de 2 a 5 años."
Finally it says that in August, when Flórez first opened the charges against Tito and Mourinho, Rafael Alonso, the appointing judge and the same person who was in charge of the proceedings in the case of "Clos Gómez" (referee), the same one who Pep accused of lying. Apparently Alonso wanted a penalty between 2 and 5 years for Pep!
Make your own conclusions but one should be able to easily see that the old man is pro Franco CF which is problematic to say the least.
But both Sport and El Mundo have an interesting article today.
http://www.mundodeportivo.com/20111006/fc-barcelona/florez-sigue-en-plena-forma_54226965025.html
It says that the head of the judges (and the one with the final say) is the 85 years old Alfredo Flórez Plaza, son of military man and former waterpolo champion with Canoe de Madrid (no connection to Franco CF. from what I can see)
This is a very interesting quote which basically says that his entrance into football came basically out of nothing and that he became the advisor to the Referees National Comitee's president José Plaza, formerly a long-time referee, who according to Antonio Camacho (former Franco CF player) actively prevented Barca from winning championships. (there have been several accusations of similar behaviours from former referees mind you!!)
"Su entrada en el fútbol, al que llegó declarando su nula vinculación, fue como asesor jurídico del Comité Nacional de Árbitros durante la presidencia de José Plaza, dirigente arbitral de larga carrera que, según denunció el árbitro madrileño Antonio Camacho, impediría al Barça ganar Ligas."
He was also the one responsible for the lack of further punishment to Figo for his career ending tackle on Zaragoza's César Jiménez which did go unpunished as according to him (Flórez), it was not an exceptional tackle as can be seen in the quotation below. Absurd. Although he a few years before that incident did not hesitate to punish Sevilla'a Pablo Alfaro harshly for a tackle on Salgado.
"Entre las decisiones que el Comité de Flórez ha tomado llaman la atención algunas. Por ejemplo, cuando en 2005 exculpó al madridista Luis Figo tras una patada al zaragocista César Jiménez argumentando que "no fue una entrada excepcional". César tuvo que dejar el fútbol. Flórez no entró a juzgar porque no estaba escrito en el acta arbitral. Un par de años antes, el Comité sí había actuado de oficio para castigar al sevillista Pablo Alfaro por una acción sobre el madridista Salgado."
The rest of the article which I have quoted below questions his neutrality to say the least. It also mentions another episode from this year, where Pepe made gestures toward FC Barcelonas fans in the Copa Del Rey final which could easily be considered provocative and create unrest in the stadium. He also escaped without further sanction something which did not happen for Giovanni who was sanctioned for two matches for the same gesture in 1997.
He was also responsible for only giving Ramos a red card and no further punishment despite that Ramos's only intention was to hurt Messi.
FINALLY it says that Getafe's manager Luis García got the SAME suspension as Mourinho for saying that the referee was a scandal. The same suspension was given for Levante's manager two years ago for saying "this is a goal", something Mourinho has said on numerous occasions without getting a ban.
"Desde entonces, y hasta el 'dedo de Mourinho', Flórez no juzgó nada si no constaba en acta. Eso explica que el madridista Pepe no fuera sancionado por sus cortes de manga a la afición del Barça en la última final de Copa, cuando en 1997 el Comité sí entró de oficio y suspendió por la misma acción con dos partidos al culé Giovanni en el Bernabéu. Salió bien parado Sergio Ramos en el último 5-0 del Barça al Madrid. Al madridista le cayó un partido después de patear a Messi y agredir a tres culés tras ser expulsado. Los dos partidos a Mou empatan con los que le cayeron esta Liga a Luis García, técnico del Getafe, por decir en el Bernabéu "¡Arbitraje de vergüenza!". Un año antes, entrenando al Levante, le pasó igual por decir "Eso es gol". Lo mismo que Mou.
En agosto, Flórez abrió expediente a Mou y Tito, designando a Rafael Alonso como juez instructor, el mismo que se encargó de las diligencias en el 'caso Clos Gómez', a quien Pep Guardiola acusó de mentir en acta arbitral. Alonso pidió la inhabilitación del técnico: de 2 a 5 años."
Finally it says that in August, when Flórez first opened the charges against Tito and Mourinho, Rafael Alonso, the appointing judge and the same person who was in charge of the proceedings in the case of "Clos Gómez" (referee), the same one who Pep accused of lying. Apparently Alonso wanted a penalty between 2 and 5 years for Pep!
Make your own conclusions but one should be able to easily see that the old man is pro Franco CF which is problematic to say the least.
Yugi
Active member
that´s disgusting
I hope he gets the fuck out of Madrid and Spain and goes wherever, I will never watch team he is leading again
Barcafan 2304
New member
The man is just a totally vile human being
El Gato
Villarato!
Catalonian Devil
Shukran Pep
[YOUTUBE]t930GJlcg0k[/YOUTUBE]
Just notice how Mou says Por que ? ? when clicking the play button
Best.
App.
Ever.
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