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Imagine if in the Premier League someone decided to not show VAR the correct footage because he decided against it. This is what a true scandal looks like.
Sergio Carranza, trabajó 5 años en RMadrid TV, es el realizador de la Liga, el q decide lo q desde tu casa verás ( si algo no quiere q no lo veas él hace q tu no lo veas )… reconoce ayer en la Cope, q tenían la imágen del codazo de Guler, pero decide q ni tu ni el VAR lo vean, q es gol y punto… y lo peor, q es una decisión EDITORIAL!!!!!!!!!
¿Editorial de quien Sr. Carranza?
¿De su “ex”jefe Florentino?
🚨🚨| JUST IN: LaLiga’s broadcast chief admitted that showing Arda Güler’s controversial elbow on Peque was considered but REJECTED, with the production team focusing on the goal instead.
Sergio Carranza, who made the decision, previously worked at Real Madrid TV for 5½ years.
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We as a team did support our teammate and we were wrong.
I apologised to Patrice on tv years ago, which then prompted Liverpool to send him a letter also apologising which was the right thing to do.
Your reaction to my slight criticism saying you & Rio are in bed with Ronaldo so it clouds your judgement when speaking about him is embarrassing. You batter people every day, when it’s the other way you storm out of a tv studio or get personal. All to get another interview you sycophant.
So, @Carra23 dislikes me (and @rioferdy5 ) sticking up for our friend @Cristiano , or as he puts it ‘defending the indefensible.’
Here is the same Jamie Carragher supporting his friend Luis Suarez after he racially abused Patrice Evra:
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same, Enzo, same. xitter.cf/siempreconargok/status…
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O próprio Cristiano Ronaldo solicitou a Jorge Jesus que dissesse em conferência de imprensa “errei ao colocar alguém da dimensão de Pelé ou Maradona a aquecer para depois não o colocar em jogo”. Alguém dê créditos ao humorista
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- “ made a mistake by putting someone of the stature of Pelé or Maradona on to warm up”
- “I do not want him a little, I want him a lot.”
- “He is the player who gives the most autographs, takes the most selfies”
I’M IN TEARS YALL
🚨🇵🇹 Cristiano Ronaldo: “The coach had broken his word to me.
At the end of the match I only wanted everything to finish with the victory and to be alone. I did not go to greet the fans. A failing that is solely my responsibility and that should not have happened. I apologise to the Portuguese who supported us intensely there, I apologise to the fans, and I apologise to those who, without being Portuguese, may have travelled there to see me and whom I may have disappointed.
Forty-eight hours later we had a conversation — myself, the coach and Simão Coutinho — since he had been the one accompanying our conversations in August. It was a deep moment, very frank, without any kind of filter.
We agreed that there was only one way to close this “case”: that the coach repeat what he had just told me in private, in the presence of Simão Coutinho, but in the press room.
What was agreed was simple: the coach would begin the press conference with this subject, seeking to close the matter by telling the truth. He would say that I never asked to play any minutes, that it was the coach and no one else who proposed the plan for this camp to me, and that it was a mistake to put me on to warm up and then not bring me on, and that if it happened again he would not do it.
We ended that meeting with the coach asking me for a hug, promising me that he would say at the conference what he had just said to me, and that the matter would be overcome. I would not play in Denmark and I would play the match at the Dragão. All of this in the presence of Simão Coutinho, always.
At the coach’s request, a meeting then took place between himself, Simão Coutinho and Tiago Craveiro by videoconference, in which what we had discussed was summarised.
A short document was produced which I myself validated and which, with my knowledge, was delivered to the coach, as he had requested.
The conference was what is known: the posture had nothing to do with our meeting; I heard expressions and an aggressiveness that I do not believe I deserved, an attitude of “I want, I can and I command” that he never showed me, not even remotely, in private the day before.
The notes I validated were the following:
“I think it is important, also because it is the truth, to clarify a few things before talking about Denmark:
1. I myself, and no one else, proposed to Cristiano a plan for him this sporting season with the National Team. It was a long and very good conversation.
2. I know how much he lives and loves the national team and the weight he has in the world, and even more the weight and the positive influence he has had on the national team for 24 consecutive years.
3. The plan I proposed to Cristiano was accepted.
4. He never questioned my options. He was exemplary, loyal and professional.
5. The match in Norway was not part of the plan I drew up for him. However, I felt that he had managed to recover physically from the first match and I warned him that I might have to use him. Cristiano agreed.
6. I made a mistake by putting someone of the stature of Pelé or Maradona on to warm up and then not putting him in the game. If it were today I would not do it.
7. To close the subject: I want Cristiano in the National Team. In fact I do not want him a little, I want him a lot. Fortunately he also believes in me. He believed at Al Nassr and he does here as well.
8. About not greeting the fans. We have already spoken about that. Someone who has played more than 230 matches for the national team does not receive lessons from me on love for Portugal. It was a moment of frustration that erases nothing. He is the player who gives the most autographs, takes the most selfies, and shows the most affection to the fans. Let us not invent problems where they do not exist. When we are not happy we react. That was all.
None of these notes, therefore, said that the coach should even apologise to me.
It was the second time he had broken his word to me”.
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“When Jota died I cried a lot, Georgina can confirm that”
Enjoy 3 Minutes long Teaser of upcoming Movie “Mental Illness”
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A week of no gimmicking because of a phising email
It was a seemingly innocuous email, sent on a Wednesday morning in January 2017, that started everything.
Arriving in the inbox of a senior official at Manchester City, it appeared to have been sent by an employee from European football’s governing body, UEFA, and contained a link to a financial compliance report.
The City official clicked the download button. That was all it took.
It was not a genuine email from UEFA but a successful phishing attempt by Portuguese hacker and activist Rui Pinto. City’s servers were breached, allowing Pinto to retrieve thousands of emails and documents from the club’s systems.
This week, almost 10 years on from Pinto’s first email, the Premier League announced that an independent panel had found City guilty of all but one of the charges against them, as The Athletic first revealed last Friday.
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