The past Sunday, María Martínez, journalist of 'The Sixth', poured on Gerard Hammered some totally unfounded indictments and out of place in which it blamed to the central of the FC Barcelona to having caused that the fans of the RCD Espanyol had loomed to Adrià Pedrosa for asking him the T-shirt to Leo Messi after the party.
The indictments of the journalist did to burn the social networks and generated indignation in the FC Barcelona. Said indignation of the club was totally intelligible since, listening the arguments that gave in the program, the criticisms to the defence did not have any type of sense, since the threats to Pedrosa were totally extraneous to him.
"During all the week Hammered heated the derbi and who paid it? The last in arriving. Last night the canterano of the Espanyol Adrià Pedrosa, in an innocent gesture, approached to Messi to ask him the T-shirt at all more finish the party. Well, this gesture has seated very bad to the fans perica and even Pedrosa has received death threats", began María Martínez.
A message that already began badly since Gerard Hammered only spoke of the Espanyol in 'The Resistance' in the night of the Thursday, and no during all the week. The conclusion of the threats to Pedrosa, gave them the own journalist: "all why? As by what are saying, for heating a rivalry to the way that does it Hammered".
This Tuesday, María Martínez published his apologies through Twitter. "Of unlucky way, in LaSexta deport weekend, relate the statements of Gerard Hammered in a program of humour, with the back death threats and insults to the canterano of the Espanyol Adrià Pedrosa, for changing this the T-shirt with Messi", began the communiqué.
"Obviously, I Hammered and his comments are not responsible for nothing of the regrettable behaviour of some descerebrados. Therefore today we have to excuse us. We were not hit in our analysis and regret it so much by Hammered as by the FC Barcelona", concluded the journalist.