Quote from: ancafe on Today at 07:04:34 AM

Quote from: asriloni on February 19, 2025, 06:07:16 PM

After the accident between Munuera Montero and Bellingham. UEFA decides to remove his permission to refereeing. I think it has to be the best decision by them considering Munuera Montero connection to Atletico Madrid.

Munuera Montero's career as a referee already ended, and glad to see UEFA does it right. Fuck him by giving a red card to Bellingham! I don't like it.

That's how it should be done so that when the referee intentionally makes a mistake he will get a heavy sanction so that risking his career is a big risk. This is what's interesting about European football because even the smallest mistake is not tolerated if it is done so that the referee will not make many mistakes when leading the match. If the appeal process is not carried out and the referee's career is almost certain to end then this is a strong warning to other referees.

Because in many aspects sometimes it is very detrimental to one club when he leads the match so that the mistake made actually makes a certain club lose the results they get in the match.

Munuera Montero has been too excessive, he cannot be a fair referee and UEFA has taken the right steps to be a lesson for other referees so that they can work well.
Mistakes made by referees should be accepted because referees are also human beings who are not free from mistakes, but different from Munuera Montero who is very detrimental to Real Madrid as if he did it on purpose, that is no longer tolerated, he must be tried so that the competition can run well.