El Clasico refereeing report from El Caso Negreira emerges

After the first evidence of the refereeing reports given to Barcelona in El Caso Negreira emerged last week, Libertad Digital have released another report on referee Carlos Delgado Ferreiro.

The report in quesion was ahead of El Clasico in 2012, which finished 2-2 with a brace each from Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. The report consists of three pages, and was put together by Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira himself.

The report details how Delgado will have ‘prepared the control of the match well’, and applies advantage where possible.

It also explains that it’s best to go to ground ‘in order to make sure that he recognises the fouls’, however that he is likely to punish dives.

‘The worst physically in the class’ is also a description of Delgado, who retired two years later. ‘He struggles to pick up the rhythm of the game and will spend the first ten minutes in the middle of the pitch.’

Barcelona maintain their innocence over El Caso Negreira, insisting that all is above board. The charges were recently accepted into the court process this week, and the club, Josep Maria Bartomeu and Sandro Rosell are all facing charges of ‘continuous corruption’ as things stand.

Tags Barcelona Carlos Delgado Ferreiro Caso Negreira El Clasico Enriquez Negreira Real Madrid

4 Comments

  1. The only people who don’t think Barcelona is corrupt are Barca fans. Your club has ruined the beautiful game for 20 years now. This club should be dissolved.

    1. The club attracts haIfwits and moraIIy bankrupt iIIiterates. Its not like thats news. Birds of a feather flock together.

      Great thing about it is the psycological damage of being behind (and will be as long as they live) RM in every aspect and there is nothing they can do about it. Hopefully the stress causes health complications and when trial is over, the shame of living a lie (with me constantly reminding) will surely add to the grief.

      Meanwhile, RM fans can chill knowing their club will be ahead their entire lifetime.

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