Wait your saying people have been drugging our team. Suddenly it makes sense.
"No Antonio.... Not ketamine FFS!!!!"
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"No Antonio.... Not ketamine FFS!!!!"
Been following on a few podcasts and yes. Other clubs haven't kicked off as they employ "consultants" too but nowhere near this amount. When barca stopped paying this guy he not too subtly threatened to blackmail them.
Spanish football stinks of corruption but barca do seem to go above and beyond in this case.
Any business that makes huge amounts of money , there’s always corruption
Probably not for the simple reason that Real Madrid probably paid more.
If it is indeed on the books, then you'd have to assume their thinking was along the lines of "Well, we're just showing the refs gratitude for the hard work, and we expect nothing in return." They may very well not explicitly have asked for "something", that much I actually believe. Still...thinking this would fly, the arrogance of it!!!
Not to this extent
They say its consulting, understanding rules and how certain refs judge the rules... Only thing is no evidence of reports or anything
Don’t worry this would never happen at World Cup, or in the Premiere League. The biased refereeing is just incompetence.
Real Madrid back corruption charges against Barca
Real Madrid say they will support the corruption charges faced by Barcelona over money paid to the vice-president of Spain's referees' committee.
www.bbc.co.uk
Real Madrid held a board meeting on Sunday to discuss the issue, outlining their position after having "inspected the serious accusations".
"Real Madrid wishes to express its utmost concern regarding the gravity of the facts and reiterates its confidence in the legal system," said the reigning Spanish champions.
"The club has agreed that, in defence of its legitimate rights, it will appear at the trial when the judge opens it up to the affected parties."