The never-ending story: Vinicius 'attacks' again against arbitration

The Real Madrid has suffered a new defeat in LaLiga to hands of the Girona (4-2). The merengues did not find his game and toparon with a Taty Spanish that had the best night of his career when annotating a poker of goals in so alone 62' minutes of game. In fact, the alarms have shot in Valdebebas because of the vicinity of the crossing of Champions in front of the Manchester City, where Erling Haaland will be absolute protagonist and the main threat for the goal of Thibaut Courtois.

However, varied of the facts that did notice inside the field were the constant provocations of Vinicius Júnior to the rivals and to the Catalan fans. His protests to the referee's body neither did expect although this time if it saw the yellow card, something that caused furor in the social networks once finalised the commitment in Montilivi.

Vinicius Pronounces in networks

In fact, the own forward pronounced in his social networks with an ironic message to LaLiga and the referees designated to direct the commitment. The Brazilian answered the publication of an user in 'Twitter' that complained of the caution that received in the first part. "Vinicius Jr. It was thrown in the floor and the player of the Girona him pateó the balloon. Vini Complained, took out a card and to the rival at all", aimed the message.

To this, 'Vini' answered with a clear 'dart' to the patronal chaired by Javier Thebes. "LaLiga", wrote between two emoticonos of expensive sonriente and a drop of sweat, what leaves to glimpse that it did not agree with the decision of the referee and that at least somebody, from his point of view, understood the reason of his catchword.

The fans of the Girona burst

It is important to stand out that during the party also headed to the fans of the Girona signalling the shield of champion of the World-wide of Clubs when it felt assaulted. The terracing demanded him his fault of professionalism on the terrains of game by his constant simulations, exaggerations and provocations, what derive in the gesture of the 'canarinho' when touching the T-shirt.