Neymar Júnior, in an action during the Granada-FC Barcelona

Neymar, again hammered to faults

The Barça asks that it protect much more to Neymar Júnior

Published:3/04/2017 - 10:57h

Updated:3/04/2017 - 10:57h

Another meeting more, Neymar Júnior suffered all a rosary of faults of all type. Something in front of what the FC Barcelona, in mouth of Robert Fernández, revealed . "It is necessary to protect to Neymar", sustained the technical director, slightly concerned

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In front of the Granada CF, again Neymar Júnior was object of crowd of faults that left him all the sore body. Each party in LaLiga Spanish turns into an ordeal for one of the players more desequilibrantes of the competition. The defences know that they have the complicity of the referees and give him "by up and by down", that says , to the crack culé.

Something with what the FC Barcelona already is fed up. Fed up to see as they hit him patadas, codazos or even punches in the neck, as it occurred in the New The Cármenes without that Jaime Latre did at all to avoid it. In this occasion was Robert Fernández the one who burst in front of the means demanding more protection for the eleven culé.

"It is a player so desequilibrante for the Barcelona and for the League. This player have to protect it because the people comes to the stadiums to see the quality of these footballers. It does things that no all can do. If on it marks goals already is a player out of the normal", affirmed.

The referees have to protect to Neymar Júnior

And it is that the magic of Neymar "deserves a comment by all what does". It is more than clear that for the good of the football and so that it do not occur any tragedy as, for example, the one of Aleix Vidal, the referee have to have more in account the bullying and demolish against the genius of Sao Paolo.

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