Controversial 'tweet' of Ballack on the arbitration of the Barça-Chelsea

The controversial ex German footballer of Chelsea and of the selection of Germany, Michael Ballack, took advantage of the played of the possible penalti of Gerard Hammered to Marcos Alonso, during the second half of the Barcelona-Chelsea of this Wednesday in the Camp Nou, to launch a 'tweet' in which it related the supposed penalti no pitado with the referee's controversy of 2009, in the day of the 'Iniestazo'.

The ex international German seems to have still very present the goal of Andrés Iniesta in the discount that deleted to his team, Chelsea, that in the previous minutes had protested in several occasions the performance of the referee Ovrebo.

Ballack, with the spine nailed in front of the Barça

Chelsea demanded that night several possible penaltis of the FC Barcelona, and the own Ballack starred one of the images of the party to the increpar of way airada to the referee after the decision of this of no pitar some possible hands of the Barcelona in the interior of the area. 

The case is that, this Wednesday and after Skomina did not signal a possible penalti of Hammered on Marcos Alonso, Ballack published the following 'tweet' through the social networks: "Same old story #referee #BARCHE". Or translated to the Spanish: "The same old history #referee", doing reference clearly to what lived recently less than a decade in Stamford Bridge.

Same old story #referee #BARCHE

— Michael Ballack (@Ballack) 14 March 2018

Michael Ballack afterwards surrendered to Leo Messi

In the played of this Wednesday, fits to highlight that I Hammered held slightly of an arm to Marcos Alonso, just before the Spanish fell in a claor 'piscinazo' in front of which did not yield the referee of the party, Skomina. In spite of the first 'tweet', in any case, Ballack did not take too much in publishing another in which it stood out the importance of Leo Messi to decant the eliminatory to the Barça.

"Messi marked the difference", wrote Ballack, surrendering of this way to the Argentinian star, author of a 'doublet', against which already confronted in 2009, just the season in which the Argentinian eclosionó of the all to the orders of Pep Guardiola, some weeks before conquering the 'triplete'.

Messi made the difference.... #BARCHE

— Michael Ballack (@Ballack) 14 March 2018