“The TAD resolution contains very serious violations and will be challenged”
In his statement, he calls himself the “president-elect” of the RFEF and asks the CSD to review its actions.
If only someone thought that Pedro Rocha was about to back down or step aside after the TAD (Administrative Sports Tribunal) filed a case against him and his Management Commission for “very serious” misconduct, and after Judge No. 4 of Majadahonda declared him under investigation. in the case of the Federation contracts, even after the strange behavior regarding his salary came to light, if anyone thought he would back down, they were wrong. In a statement released on Tuesday, he said the TAD resolution by which CSD could disqualify him contained “very serious irregularities” and that “it will be challenged.”
Rocha “wants to show his deepest disagreement with a resolution that is completely astonishing and alien to all logic and legal meaning, in which he is accused of exceeding the functions entrusted to him in relation to a number of decisions that, as acting president, he was forced to act for the benefit of football during that period time when he headed the management company, always acting with complete and absolute transparency,” says the text, which was published after another, this Federation, where he defends himself against all charges.
In another statement, the RFEF emphasizes that the management commission “has always acted in accordance with the law.” “All decisions were made with the utmost care and respect, taking into account the interim situation in which the institution found itself,” the text reads.
Uribes proposes disqualification
Regarding the alleged violations attributed to it by TAD, the Federation claims that the dismissal of the Secretary General Andreu Camps“the gesture did not go through”, like the whole process associated with VAR.
A few hours earlier, open war between the RFEF and the government had also been spoken Jose Manuel Rodriguez Uribes. “The federation must reject behavior that embarrasses us all. Spanish football deserves to be governed fairly by its representatives,” said the CSD president, who will convene the Board of Directors to put Rocha’s disqualification to a vote.
“The Assembly, the voters, are the ones who have to decide who they want to be president in normal situations. What we are experiencing is a situation of serious abnormality,” Uribes noted during his speech at the Education, Training and Sports conference. Congressional Commission.