Andrés Iniesta explains why commanded callar to Cristiano Ronaldo

Andrés Iniesta, that already has been presented officially with the Vissel Kobe in Japan, was interviewed by Risto Mejide in the program 'Chester', and the ex captain of the FC Barcelona treated diverse controversial subjects, as his complicated relation with one of his ex mates, Mark Go Bommel, and also some that another anecdote of a Classical against the Real Madrid.

"The time that have been more to the limit has been with Go Bommel in the World-wide. It went in me with hardness and afterwards gave me a pisotón. The referee allowed him more than the normal", has explained Iniesta in the quoted interview, doing reference to the final of the World-wide of South Africa 2010 in which it finish marking the goal that gave the victory to Spain in a party of high tension.

Also it remembered Iniesta, in a moment of the interview, the moment in which it commanded callar to Cristiano Ronaldo in the Camp Nou, during a Classical of Spanish League contested by Real Madrid and FC Barcelona to finals of November of 2009, and that the Barcelona finish winning by 1-0.

"Me recriminó that it had thrown me. It did it being in the Camp Nou, in my house", remembered Iniesta. Shortly before the rest, the player of the FC Barcelona was demolished by Lass Diarra near of the area of the Real Madrid, and the Portuguese asked him that it raised when understanding that it had left fall.

The player of the Barça put in foot, encaró to the Portuguese and answered him carrying the finger to the lips: "You calla!", him soltó, something that called especially the attention taking into account the character calmed of Iniesta. The FC Barcelona finished winning that Classical thanks to a goal of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, marked in the final minutes.

Iniesta, go through Japan before returning

From now, Andrés Iniesta faces his last adventure futbolística in Japan, after having abandoned the FC Barcelona, with the will to play some years more before returning to the City Condal and occupy some institutional charge in the Barça, the club of his loves and with which signed recently less than a year an agreement that joins him for life to the Catalan entity.