‘Leo Castro should be ashamed’

The albiazul striker simulated a foul that led to the expulsion of Andrés Cadavid, from Medellín.

So, not everything was applause for Millionaires for his victory and leadership. There was also strong criticism from journalist Jorge Bermúdez in his YouTube space.

“Referee Hinestroza hurt Medellín with the expulsion of Cadavid”, indicated the panelist from ESPN. However, his strongest comment was for the albiazul striker, Lenardo Castro, for simulating.

“Leo Castro behaved like a bad soccer colleague. Castro, you should be ashamed and sorry with your professional colleagues, for what you did. They didn’t even touch you, you threw yourself to the floor simulating a foul that didn’t exist, and you made a colleague kick out. Bad, very bad, “said Bermúdez.

And about the judge he added: “Well, we cannot expect anything else from Hinestroza, because he is a very bad referee.”

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Later in his opinion and analysis column, Jorge Bermúdez once again attacked Castro for causing the arbitration error and harming Medellín, with a lack of collegiality.

“The bad referee Hinestroza appeared to ‘shit’ everything, because he threw it all away,” said Bermúdez, who later described the play between Cadavid and Castro: “castro jumped and it wasn’t even a mistake.”

“First, the referee’s blunder, who is blind and cannot see; second, the VAR was silent; and a shame about Castro, lack of collegiality and respect for football and the game is terrible. You can’t make a colleague fired like that”, the ‘Pattern’ was downloaded.

Bermúdez added: “Castro faked a kick that he (Cadavid) never gave him, because he didn’t even touch him. He’s a cheater, that’s ugly, Castro. If I were you, I would have gotten up and told the referee, ‘he didn’t touch me, take the yellow away from him’”.

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