Quique Sánchez Florescoach of Sevillarevealed this Saturday at a press conference that a section of the Coliseum stands called him a “gypsy” as a racist and derogatory insult and said that the actions of those fans were “aberrant“.
It was not the only insult that some Getafe fans threw during the clash against Sevilla. In fact, the referee, Jesús Villanueva Iglesias, stopped the match in the second half for the insults received by the Argentine player Marcos Acuña.
“First, I want to say that I am proud of every pore of my veins that I can breathe gypsy. But it is one thing to be a gypsy and another to be used as a racist insult. It seems aberrant to me. Here, part of the public, because there is a part that doesn’t, believes that they can go to a stadium to say whatever they want,” he said.
“This happens in all stadiums, where they believe they can go and say what they want, when they want and how they want. We are workers who come to work in a space that is a stadium. It seems aberrant to me at a time when so many things are moving forward and to be putting up with this, that they grab us back and tell us things that go beyond any minimal space of coexistence. “It seems aberrant to me,” she insisted.
Quique Sánchez Floreswhat He coached Getafe in three different stages of his careeralso made it clear that there was a part of fans of the azulón team who “went against” those who were insulting them.
“It seems incredible that people have no memory. That doesn’t matter to me a little. But we have to remember what football is and where we have to direct it. To those of us who want this to continue to be a leisure that is passionate and where people meet in a forum with values and the desire to have a good time, we cannot turn it into a circus that sacrifices, pointing the finger, at certain players. “he indicated.
“They do so many things in football in so many directions and so little in what really matters… In the end, maybe it has to happen to someone very fat and there is a twist and all the mechanisms of the powers go to work. in this. It is unfortunate, regardless of the fact that it is in a field in which we have had stories, and very positive ones. If we all don’t do something, there will not be the opportunity to give the generations that come after us a space like in basketball, golf or tennis in which people are going to have a good time and not be insulted,” he highlighted. .
After, José BordalásGetafe coach, also at a press conference, agreed with all of Quique’s statements and also spoke about the alleged insults to Acuña: “I have not heard anything. If the referee and Acuña have heard it, it is normal. I agree that the protocol has been activated. I am against any chant, even if it is a minority. “I’m against it.”
“I agree with Quique. We have been denouncing it for some time and until serious measures are taken, unfortunately we are going to continue hearing them. Our players have suffered it in many scenarios. “I am against any insult or racist chant, regardless of who it is and in any stadium,” explained Bordalás.
2024-03-30 16:43:04
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