Barcelona coach Felk demands the protection of the Spanish league referees sports
Barcelona coach Hans Felk said on Friday that the Spanish first -class referees should be protected by players and coaches after Jose Monueria Montero was defaming when he showed the red card of Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham.
Montero closed his account on Instagram after receiving tens of thousands of comments, including insults and threats of death after the Osasuna match, and the controversy escalated after the Spanish and Spanish newspaper Marka and As that his company, Talantos Sports Spickers, had commercial relations with football institutions and a number of clubs.
The Spanish Federation opened after this to achieve an analysis of whether these activities were compatible with its arbitration work. The ruling was acquitted of any error, but dealing with referees in Spain was highlighted after the red card that Bilingham received due to the direction of obscene words during the 1-1 draw with Osasuna last Saturday.
Bellingham was subjected to the suspension of two games, despite his saying in his defense that the referee offended his understanding because he was speaking to himself in English.
“It is very important that we have rulers … and at the present time what they are here with (the rulers) in Spain is incredible,” Felk said during a press conference held before Barcelona was a guest of Las Palmas tomorrow.
He added, “We must also think about their families … Everyone makes mistakes … I think the responsibility of protecting these people falls on the coaches and players as well.”
Trust in assistant video technology
“Now we have the technique of assisting video referee and we have to trust it. The (Spanish) union must show how strong it is. This is very important … We have to change these things a little because they (the rulers) are human.”
Barcelona tops the Spanish league table with 51 points equal to second -placed Real Madrid, one point behind third -placed Atletico Madrid.
Barcelona receives its rival Atletico in the first leg of the King’s Cup of Spain on Tuesday. Felk said that he may resort to rounding between his players when he faces the 17th -place Las Palmas, and has 23 points equal to Valencia, who occupies the first position leading to the decline.
“We have another training session today and we will decide later (the matter is about resting the players). We always focus on the next match, but we must also think about Atletico. The important match is the Las Palmas match.”
“The team is in good physical condition, but we must also think about the upcoming matches. There is an international stopping period (next month) and our players also participate … We have to know what the players can offer us.”
