Didac Aguirre Edu Aguirre's reaction to Real Madrid's devastating letter to the RFEF
The surprising words with which Real Madrid's letter to the RFEF was labeled by Edu Aguirre
The match between Real Madrid and Espanyol left a very difficult precedent to forget. The constant errors by Muñiz Ruiz were very poorly received by all of Madridism and certainly by the team itself. This is why the club submitted a formal letter to the RFEF to request more information regarding the refereeing of this match.
"Finally, Madrid acts as it should have," were Edu Aguirre's words on the matter. After several injustices and suffering with refereeing in multiple matches, Real Madrid finally raises its voice. An attitude that, just as it has been applauded by Edu, has also been by all of Madridism.
"The letter is devastating," added Edu to reveal its impact. In the letter, Real Madrid demands the delivery of the VAR audios related to the disallowed goal by Vinícius and the foul on Mbappé. Two events that strongly marked the course of a defeat that, due to refereeing, could have been different.
A more than appropriate attitude
The match in Cornellà was the straw that broke the camel's back for Real Madrid's patience. Having been a victim of countless injustices in the past, the club seeks to improve the situation with Spanish refereeing. Its letter demonstrates, apart from its strong attitude, the determination to demand, find, and impose justice in Spanish football.
Edu Aguirre's words reflect admiration for a Real Madrid that finally decided to raise its voice. In addition to this, he also admired the fact that the club has set aside the attitude of others of simply turning the other cheek.
Through this letter, Real Madrid has called for a change in refereeing, as Edu Aguirre himself acknowledged. In a competition that seeks to constantly improve like the Spanish one, refereeing must also do so.
The changes that are expected
After this letter, Real Madrid is patiently waiting for its demands to be met and for changes to begin. Seeking that events like those that occurred in Cornellà don't happen again, it is essential that refereeing undergoes a profound change.
More posts: