Matías Prats: “Manchester City, guilty. And they can lose everything: points, titles, and even the category. The Premier does not hesitate, the Premier acts. Here we are on other things. And what about Negreira, when will that be?" (translated)
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👉In England, the Premier League began the investigation. In Spain, no one in the RFEF was aware of anything, although we all knew. Afterwards, the RFEF and LaLiga did not ask questions during the trial instruction, and the President of LaLiga and Vice President of the RFEF attended the re-election event of the president of FCB, who multiplied the bribes to Negreira. (translated)
*They blame Manchester City for 114 violations in the Premier League* English clubs: “We have to unite to ensure they are relegated and have their titles taken away” *Barcelona is charged in the Negreira Case* Fans of La Liga: “We are tired of Madrid and Barcelona” (translated)
Italy punishes Juve England is going to punish City And in Spain, there is talk of RMTV, while the team that paid Negreira is praised in all the radio and TV discussions. Made in Spain. (translated)
A serious league would punish City. Either relegation or -30 points or whatever. I'm sure it will happen. Here in Spain, we have been dealing with the Negreira case for 3 years, and in the end, it will amount to nothing. (translated)
Barcelona: Negreira 18 years Lionel Messi: Negreira case, Infantino giving everything away, World Cups and Copa América Manchester City: Violated all the financial rules of the Premier League Guardiola: Negreira case and City They called us "sick conspiracy theorists" (translated)
Differences between the case of Manchester City and that of Barça & Negreira: -Almost all English clubs, fans, and media wish for them to be severely punished vs -Almost no club, fans, and media in Spain wish for them to be punished. (translated)
They caught him consuming Nandrolone as a football player. They caught him in the Negreira case at Barça. They caught him with 115 crimes at Manchester City. The goat. (translated)
- Negreira's case when he was training Barça. - He went through Bayern without any fuss. - 114 infractions by Manchester City during his time as coach. The biggest lie in football history. (translated)
I am informed at this moment that I am being accused of hiding comfortably behind others out of pure cowardice. It requires quite a remarkable ignorance of the truth behind the scenes, of my life journey and character to give any credit to such a gross absurdity, put forth by a person clearly consumed by a narcissistic flaw and the main character syndrome. The irony is not lacking: the criticism comes from someone who, during a phone call a few years ago, acknowledged that I was by far the strongest, the smartest, and the bravest, admitting outright that such was the deep cause of their schemes and resentment towards me. I will always be amused by these individuals who, well sheltered behind a screen, threaten, brag, and pose as courageous superheroes, but who, when faced in person, shrink back and stammer. Good for them: just as I have no need for literary lackeys or a communication group, I also have the privilege of having a social and professional life outside of social media. I therefore have no need to revolve around the latter to know my worth or to find my means of subsistence. I do not flourish at the expense of other victims by belittling them to elevate myself, while hypocritically disguising this approach under the guise of courage, altruism, and compassion. (translated)
Look, Miguel. To say that Negreira had no influence and to insist on dismissing any responsibility for a club that has paid the vice president of Spanish referees for 20 years is, fundamentally, to think that the people involved are openly foolish. And when one thinks that everyone around them is foolish (except for you), it means that either you are very crazy or you have some interest. In this case, it's more the latter than the former. Choose your own adventure. And, honestly, I wouldn't continue with Gara's joke. You have seen that it does not go well and that it's a point of no return. (translated)
To be honest, as it is said, it would be to explain the reasons for things. Why and since when the personal animosity towards a president, why and in exchange for what the support for the other candidate, why the harassment of a player, why the excellent relations with another club and its board, and why there is never any bad talk about that team and that board, why the insistence that the Negreira issue is not explored in the program... It's naïve to think that these whys are not known... and a few more. In short, now let each stick hold its candle. (translated)
Global food security and the role of the Black Sea are at the center of my press conference today in New York. #UNGA81 (translated)
🗣️ Javier Tebas responds to Real Madrid: ▪️ "When there are internal or game problems, attacks always come out against everything that moves." ▪️ "They keep stretching the Negreira chewing gum until I don’t know when..." (translated)
"The gum of Negreira". I remember that La Liga, presided over by Javier Tebas, is present as a private prosecution for the crime of sports corruption. (translated)
The systemic corruption of Spanish football, referred to by the Civil Guard in their report on the Negreira case, is systemic because it includes the refereeing body, football organizations, government bodies, clubs, and the media that try to cover it up. (translated)
They intended to silence me and socially cancel me: they have not succeeded. They are the ones who point fingers, throw paint, create blacklists, demonize and cancel those who do not think like them. In the face of the cowardice of the censors of thought, the bravery of free thinkers. (translated)
I had a very good meeting with Congressman Joe Wilson, focused on the latest developments affecting the common interests of Europe and the United States. We discussed security in the Black Sea region, violations of our airspace by drones. (translated)
Today, Congress has revoked the press accreditation of the far-right Vito Quiles. It is worth remembering that his boss, Javier Negre, admitted that his pseudomedia obtained it by "buying with coffee and affection" the director of communication of Congress. (translated)
Javier Tebas: "The usual narrative of a conspiracy has already begun. When it's not the Negreira case, it's the referee; and when it's not the referee, they say he is not an international referee. To say that referees target Real Madrid is to live in another galaxy. It is simply an excuse to mask other shortcomings that are visible in these first matches of the season. It is easier to point to a conspiracy than to explain what is happening on the field. We are in September, and they already claim that the championship is rigged. This excuse no longer convinces anyone with a minimum of common sense." (translated)
