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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.

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.

as much as the referees decision affected the game and cost them coming down from toping the league, players should not be left out of the blame because some of them are fund of making derogatory speeches to the officiating that can incite anger on their end. no one is above mistake and even though the red card was an harsh decision, there should be an high level of restraint regarding the sanction so it does not cause an end to his career. Jude Bellingham isn't left out already as he is expected to miss the first leg of the champions league round of sixteen which will affect Madrid seriously. at the end, these are just ways of ensuring that players are held accountable on how they choose to conduct themselves so they don't behave in an irresponsible way thinking they can always do anything and goes cut free.

Why am I feeling that this has to do more of politics than footballing decision, Jude Bellingham is not the first player in history of laliga or any other competition that has been shown a red card unfairly or for using an insultive words on the referee, just as you have said, if it's a mistake by the referee, it's uncalled for because everyone makes mistakes and the referee is not an exception to that, for the European football body uefa recalling his license as a professional referee speaks more of it being politically motivated than just a red card issued out, or are they trying to prove who is the boss, by using him as an scapegoat, this is really not what I expected from a top level league as the Spanish laliga.
The referee are humans too, players can't just be throwing insult at them anyhow because they are doing their job, even though it's not done well, it's just obvious that this decision by the European footballing body is more of politics motivated than just footballing decision.

Then as for the league title race, if real madrid is more consistent in getting the desired result against this smaller teams, they can still win the league, let them just avoid defeat when coming up against their title rival , if they can do that, they are good to go.