MadridRayo Vallecano and Real Betis drew goalless in a match marked by rain and injuries to Diego Llorente and Jorge de Frutos. A historic day for the Vallecanos this season because for the first time a visiting team in LALIGA EA Sports brought fans to the Vallecas Stadium. And it seems that they did not come out very happy.
Both Barcelona and Celta felt alone during their visit to the Madrid neighborhood in the first days of the competition. Sevilla did have fans, but they were located in the rest of the stadium thanks to the good atmosphere with the Vallecanosas also happened to Alavés. But it was Real Betis who organized the first trip of Spanish fans to Vallecas. And we say Spanish because in the Conference League there was a presence of foreign fans.
Rayo Vallecano is one of the few professional soccer teams that does not have separation between fans in its visiting stands. A situation that has changed in the match against Betis, where the Vallecanos debuted a new separation method that has revolutionized social networks due to how ‘impractical’ and ‘tacky’ it is.
UEFA notified the Vallecano club about the obligation to have some type of distancing and, a few months later, it has finally happened. Of course, in the Vallecano style. Martin Presa and its management once again leave much to be desired with the presence of a badminton or volleyball style net which is not only tacky, but not very useful. A network that prevented some Betis fans from following the game normally, as many of them showed on the ‘X’ social network.
In addition to the prices that Betic fans had to pay to go to Vallecas (€40 per entry), the views of many of them left a lot to be desired and they made it known on Twitter. “A little game of badminton at half-time and that’s it, you can complain about anything,” one said ironically.
“The security guard who is going to get paid for working is watching football better than the Betician who has spent the money“said another about a photograph published by our colleague Alvaro Borrego. “He has put up the volleyball nets for safety… nah crazy this guy lives in 2090“commented a Vallecano. Some even pointed out the culprit. “Red purchased by Presa on Saturday morning at the Decathlon in Vallecas (Almost certainly in cash)”, pointed out another.
Without a doubt, one more example of the terrible management of a first division club like Rayo Vallecano and that It even causes shame in the fans of its own team.
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