Biggest scandal in history — Real Madrid president fires fresh shot at Barcelona
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The president of Real Madrid, Florentino Pérez, said Monday that the Negreira case represented the biggest scandal in the history of world football.The leader warned that this fact damaged the credibility and reputation of the Spanish competition, even outside its borders.During the Christmas meal with the media, held in the Real Madrid City, Pérez pointed out that the biggest concern of the club was the situation of arbitration in Spain. He ind…
Real Madrid president spoke at Christmas lunch with the press in the Ciudad Real Madrid
In Real Madrid’s Christmas meal there are usually two types of journalists, those who seek to inform and those who seek to appear. The first discard the second and the second, the first. Yesterday there were no tables enabled to work in the basketball pavilion in Valdebebas where the club held the meeting with the press. Of more than half a hundred invited journalists, only two improvised a workplace in the closet to publish the speech of the wh…
Real Madrid celebrated its annual Christmas cup with the media, corresponding of these dates. At that same meal Real Madrid’s president had prepared a speech and I recite it for everyone from a stand. Florentino Pérez followed and even hardened the speech he expressed at the last assembly of Real Madrid. Real Madrid’s president again charged against Barça for the Negreira case and explained that: “Christmas is a time to reflect on the things tha…
'Biggest scandal in football history' - Real Madrid president Pérez in fresh tirade against Barcelona
Real Madrid president Florentino Pérez has on Monday turned heads across the Spanish football landscape for the latest occasion. This comes after the Spanish patron made use of his latest public appearance to take fresh aim at Barcelona. Pérez took his place in front of the media and Real Madrid members earlier today, to talk through the latest developments behind the scenes at the Bernabéu, and across La Liga as a whole. At one point, the focus…
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