THE CAPTAIN OF THE MADRID SPEAKS OF MORE
To Bouquets go back him against his criticisms to Messi and Luis Suárez
Published:7/05/2018 - 21:43h
Updated:8/05/2018 - 00:31h
There are two things that to Sergio Bouquets give him especially well: finish of head and be pleaded of the stray causes. As that in the Classical could not do the first, in mixed zone decided to mount his own buffet giving lessons of sportsmanship
The Classical apparently more 'unimportant' finished in tie. FC Barcelona and Real Madrid played the honour to defeat to the eternal rival in a League that already was decided mathematically, although this did not subtract him intensity to the crash. Luis Suárez and Leo Messi were the authors of the Barcelona goals, whereas Cristiano Ronaldo and Bleat marked for the whites.
The party had a lot of tension between his protagonists, especially by several actions related with the arbitration. Sergio Bouquets, captain of the Real Madrid, made some controversial statements in which it criticised to Luis Suárez and to Leo Messi trying give lessons of sportsmanship when precisely he is not a player that stand out for that.
First, it explained that he same asked not throwing the balloon went after leaving to Luis Suárez tended on the lawn and hurting by an encontronazo: "By respect whenever there is a mate in the floor usually throw the balloon was, but knowing a bit to Luis Suárez, his style and his forms, considered it unnecessary. It took me to me and I did not touch him for nothing, so it was unnecessary to throw the balloon went".
Besides, also it complained that Leo Messi purportedly there would be presionado to the referee to influence him in his taking of decisions: "Messi has put him a bit of pressure to the referee, do not know if there will be cameras or no, but the image is here. I do not know if this will have done that in the second part some played there are them pitado of some that another way".
The 'sportsmanship' of Sergio Bouquets
If after reading his statements are asking if it treats of the day of the innocent, the answer is no: Sergio Bouquets said it for real. And it said it when curiously it is the player with more expulsions of the history of the Spanish League. Until in 19 occasions the referees have commanded to the central Andalusian to the changing rooms before the party came to an end.
This is the sportsmanship of the central white. Sergio Bouquets is one of the most usual players in going to the caseta before the party finish. The expulsions in the championship of League add 19 but, adding all the competitions, the central Andalusian has been expelled in a total of 24 occasions in 606 meetings contested and has seen 234 yellow, to an average of 0,38 by party. Less give lessons...
