Jude Bellingham was sent off for insulting the referee<\/a>. Although the report by Munuera Montero states that the Englishman said ‘fuck you’, the midfielder insists that the insult was ‘fuck off’, which, according to the player himself, is not an offense to the referee as it would be equivalent to ‘don’t mess with me’.<\/p> Regardless of the meaning of the insult, the German believes that “it is a lack of respect, but I am not the one who should comment on it<\/strong>. And that is what I have always told the players. Why waste time and energy arguing with the referee about the decisions he makes? There is one player, who is the captain, who has the right to argue with the referee”.<\/p> “I like handball and you see that when the referee blows the whistle, the ball stops and the players go back to defend. I do not like the behavior I saw yesterday and I told his players today<\/strong>. It is a weakness when you get a red card,” he added.<\/p> “I have many things on my list but I don’t want to say them here. I would like to discuss it with LaLiga”<\/strong><\/p> <\/blockquote> The Bar\u00e7a<\/strong> coach surprised by stating that he would like to talk to LaLiga to discuss and consider changes in the regulations, hinting that he disagrees with many aspects of the competition. “It is something that has to do with the attitude of the teams or the players. I like that time is not wasted, I have many things on my list but I don’t want to say them here<\/strong>. I would like to discuss it with LaLiga”<\/p> “Some things could be changed, but it is not appropriate to say it here. We have to play well, better than the other teams. We are not responsible for the other. I am open to talking with those who decide<\/strong>“, he reflected.<\/p> The impact of La Masia on Bar\u00e7a<\/h2> When asked whether he has asked Lamine Yamal<\/strong> to shoot more at the goal, the German commented that “we always indicate to the players what they should do within the position they play to help the team score goals. Yesterday I watched a video of Casad\u00f3 and Bernal when they were eleven years old and it is incredible. Also of Cubars\u00ed.<\/strong> The young players are people who enjoy football. And if they score goals, even better. They are hungry to score goals”<\/p> In that sense, Flick<\/strong> concluded his appearance with a reflection on the impact of La Masia on the team when asked about the renewal of Cubars\u00ed. “It is not just Cubars\u00ed. It is about all the players from La Masia. They are special together<\/strong>. I have said it before. The video I saw of them when they played at eleven years old. It is good that they continue to do it now. It helps the atmosphere of the team. And you see it now, how well they get along. And for their 18 years, they seem like an experienced player and they are still very young. They are players of very high quality”, he concluded.<\/p> ","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Hansi Flick appeared before the press ahead of the match against Rayo. The German commented on Bellingham’s red card and shared his thoughts on Araujo’s physical condition The FC Barcelona faces a true final next Monday, February 17, against Rayo Vallecano at Montju\u00efc. The cul\u00e9s have the opportunity to seize the lead and secure three […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":358,"featured_media":19072,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"inline_featured_image":false,"_nextfly_llmd_date_locked":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[111],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-19069","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-fc-barcelona"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
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