Ultras Sur messed up again, the mother attacked the fry, spat on their heads and threatened them with a knife | Relief

Another week in which we have a lot to think about in Spanish football.. A new collection of incidents has brought out the worst face of our society. We place too much normalcy on criminal acts that should never happen, especially involving a ball. This weekend there was spitting from the stands, a children’s coach headbutted the referee without consequences, and the well-known radical group Ultras Sur stopped the game. And he saw problems with San Andreu again.. Let’s summarize in a few lines, because below you will see that there are plenty of cases worth regretting.

The first division has recently become almost an oasis. Getafe Valladolid may be an exception. Pezzolano was sent off for a double yellow card. The second of them was for a collision with Bordalas in the dressing room tunnel. The referee resolved the situation with a simple warning, and the main characters did not want to reveal details.so it appears that this was not a serious incident.

And it wasn’t too difficult for what it might be like in the quaint Las Palmas-Mallorca. VAR notified Muñiz Ruiz about the comb from Muriqui to Jaime Matasomething that has not happened before. The referee, who was sharply criticized on social networks, sent off the Kosovar, reprimanded the striker and awarded a free kick because the local player had provoked him first. There he ended up tagging the red team, despite the general feeling of disbelief. Perhaps that’s why they seemed calmer than would normally appear in such a high-profile case. Of course, Andres Perez Guerra, a Las Palmas worker, addressed the referees with “what a robbery” in the locker room tunnel.

The calmness of the First Division is repeated in the Second, where little can be distinguished except Red card for Javier Manjarin, Racing de Ferrol’s assistant, for addressing the referee with the following words: “It’s a pity.”. I would like to say that the same thing is happening in the First Federation, although this is not the case. Before we get to the tension, a few interesting tidbits from Arenteiro-Osasuna Promises: Diego Espejo entered by mistake at number 34, although he usually wears number 18, and the judges were unable to shower due to a problem with the heater.

Rain of toilet paper

The tension increased in the Tarazona-Celta Fortuna match. Juanma Barrero was expelled for shouting at an assistant: “This is a damn shame, this is a damn shame.” Group I was calm compared to Group II, where everything happened. Pablo Alvarez received a red in Alcorcón-Algeciras for shouting at the referee: “What a referee, what a referee!” Jose Juan Romero shouted in the same spirit: “What a shame, what a shame.” However, Manrique Antequera decided to forgive him and leave the punishment only in yellow.

The Marbella-Yeclano record was forever, one of the longest, if not the longest, of the entire day. Alberto Soto received a red card for elbowing his opponent in the stomach, Carlos Tornero also went to the locker room early for running out in protest and colliding with an assistant. The judges also note that the path to the locker rooms is not protected, and the advertising fence is located too close to the goal. Trivia before it was revealed that the game started late due to toilet rolls being thrown onto the field. Later, during the goal celebration, a fence fell, but no one was injured. And again, at the 57th minute, toilet paper rolls started flying again. The protocol was launched, but it was of little use: it was repeated, and the assistant dodged the blow aimed at his head. At the request of the system, the match had to be suspended for ten minutes before the crowd finally stopped their behavior..

At Betis Deportivo Antequera, two more cups were expelled for excessive protests: Rafa Morales and Daniel Lima, both members of the visiting coaching staff. The first protested loudly: “What kind of fabric, what kind of fabric, what a mistake you madeThe second one also said at the top of his lungs: “It’s incredible how you messed up.”

Ultras Sur performs again

The Fuenlabrada v Real Madrid Castilla match has already become a talking point in the lead-up to the match due to the possibility that Madrid’s reserve team will make the wrong formation due to not having enough players to form the guaranteed eleven. Raul finally managed to save the ballot, and his party made this news another cause for regret. Ultras Sur, an ultra group that was once expelled by the white club, was able to gain access to Fernando Torres, and its behavior left much to be desired..

At the 6th minute the match had to be stopped for two minutes due to the lighting of two flares, which obstructed the assistant’s view. Referee Palomares Gutierrez classifies the participants as one hundred people and unites them under the name of this ultra group after they have shown banner with a giant motto “ULTRAS SUR”. The match proceeded normally and there were no further incidents to report.

The “show” of the group is completed by Abel Gomez, coach of Recreativo de Huelva, who decided to confront the fourth referee after being sent off. She came just a few centimeters closer to him, screaming loudly, pointing her finger in a “frightening way” and telling him: “You are very unfair to me“Unhappy with this, he furiously kicked the ball towards the dressing room. He will be fined.

“It’s a shame, it’s a shame”

In the Second Federation he also had his own business. At Utebo Tudelano, coach Jonathan Risueño saw red, although his team didn’t notice much. Mainly for this: “After he was expelled, he remained on the sports ground in the area of ​​the side stands, ignoring my instructions to leave it.” Ramirez Marco did not enjoy much respect at Real Sociedad S-Alfaro either. Mario Leon, sent off for hitting without the ball, jumped back and shouted: “You are very bad, it’s a shame. You are very bad.”.

Another chapter of the launch of facilities in Almeria B-UCAM Murcia. During stoppage time, a bottle with liquid and a cap was thrown onto the field. It didn’t affect anyone. The protocol was activated when necessary, but there was no public address system. Conclusion: The referee called the coaches together to let them know what was happening and that he would suspend the game if it happened again. The break is respectively two and a half minutes. And one more exception for the closure of Group 4 of the Second Federation: Juan Carlos Jimenez for excessive shouting and gesturing..

Spitting at the judges

What a weekend. And there is more to be said. In Coria Guadalajara, Luis Telles left the dressing room early because he shouted at the assistant: “It’s amazing how bad you are!“. It was a way to talk about the dressing room, since he remained right at the entrance, ignoring the instructions of the referees. At the same moment, Raimundo Rosa from Corea had to leave for shouting at the assistant: “What did he tell you to make you kick him out, what did he tell you, damn it!“.

After being expelled, he became even angrier. Finding himself a short distance from the assistant’s face, he shouts: “Tell me what he told you so you can fucking expel him.The bench members had to separate themselves from him to avoid more harm. From the stands they also experienced this with tension. So much so that when the referees were heading into the locker room tunnel, several spits fell and two of them hit the assistant’s head and chest.

Given this, it seems like a small thing that two of Navalcarnero’s coaches (Oscar Martinez and Roberto Ortega) saw red against Union Deportiva Melilla. protest excessively.

Racism, spitting at players and referees and “I have a knife, I will kill you”

Play the Weekly Scandal Series in Group III. An alleged racist incident took place at the Lleida Esportiu-Badalona Futur stadium. According to the protocol, in the 60th minute of the game Yaroslav Meikher, Ukrainian goalkeeper of Badalona Futur, tells the referee that he is receiving racist abuse in the backgroundwhere local fans are identified. The game was stopped for two minutes and was not repeated. It is worth remembering that they did not necessarily have to exist, since the members do not know about it: only the complaint of the injured person.

Once again there was a huge mess with San Andreu.. In the 89th minute, the northern defender of Sant Andreu spat several times at the visiting goalkeeper and hit him several times in the head and back. They asked him to stop over the speakerphone, but didn’t pay much attention. In stoppage time this happens again and is reported again. But the public doesn’t seem particularly sorry, and the party receives the following threat from the man: “I have a knife, I will kill you“.

The same assistant was then spat on, which shocked him. Given what happened, the match was suspended.. After several minutes of tension it resumed, but nothing happened. Inexplicably, the radicals calmed down. Unfortunately, all indications are that they will perform again in the coming weeks.

The coach who didn’t get fired for trying to headbutt a referee in his youth and the mother who assaults minors

This has happened in the four main categories of Spanish football, but it is not the only one. Unfortunately, wherever the ball is, the most unpleasant manifestations are given free rein. In the game FRY (understand the capital letter as a way of verbalizing nonsense), The boy’s mother from Spain came onto the field to attack the referee. in the match against Alhendin. What example:

And pay attention to the last thing to finish. The Atlético Espeleño youth team coach confronted the referee and, after seeing the yellow card, tried to hit him with the ball. He turned to face him and headbutted him, but fortunately there were no consequences. Youth. Another great example for the kids he coaches.

The video is enough reason for the coach not to return to training, or at least to receive severe punishment. However, Atlético Espeleño issued a rather lackluster statement, which is reproduced below.:

“On behalf of our club, we would like to apologize for what happened in the youth match that took place this Saturday. When we spoke to our coach, we learned that he takes responsibility for the moment of nervousness he experienced, which led him to confront the referee. His position of repentance is total, as is the recognition of his mistake.

As an organization we regret what happened, we are a very humble club, everything costs us “God and help” and since our inception we have tried to be humble, make an effort and respect our distinctive characteristics. This isolated event cannot and should not tarnish the name or history of our club and, of course, appropriate measures will be taken to prevent it from happening again.“.

It seems that what happened is justified by a “moment of nervousness”. Of course he regrets it. How could it be otherwise? It remains to be seen whether this latest motto from Atlético Espeleño will lead to his sacking or whether things will continue as if nothing happened. What was missing from this hellish week for the judiciary?

This is how the refereeing day went in the four main categories of Spanish football. Since Relevo, we have not identified more serious episodes in the Third Federation or grassroots football, which does not mean that they do not exist. If you know something, please let us know via our social media..