Jota Jordi's first words after Real Madrid's complaint: A few years ago

After a few days since the match against Espanyol, Real Madrid has taken action. By filing a complaint, the Merengue team has shown its clear dissatisfaction with the refereeing of this match. Additionally, this attitude demonstrates a clear exhaustion on the part of the club due to the quality of refereeing in Spanish football.

This has caused Jota Jordi to emerge on his X account to talk about the issue. "A few years ago, banner at Bernabéu," were his words to mock Real Madrid. Sharing an image of said banner, his message says: "Refereeing inequality?...They seek it, those who only know how to cry."

Through this, Jota Jordi has clearly called Real Madrid a team of crybabies. An extremely unnecessary and immature attack that shows his complete lack of understanding of the current situation. With a topic as delicate as refereeing, Jordi has preferred to mock a subject that requires, above all, absolute seriousness.

Another one from Jota Jordi

The match between Real Madrid and Espanyol was an exhibition by Muñiz Ruiz and VAR. Given the countless fouls and incidents that occurred during the match, the Merengue team was the great victim of this. The disallowed goal for Vinícius, the harsh tackle against Mbappé that wasn't a red card, and other issues seek to be addressed through the complaint.

Being an extremely serious issue, it's not surprising that Jota Jordi has taken to his social media to mock the club.  Taking every opportunity to try to tarnish the club's image, Jordi has once again exposed his complete ignorance.

Real Madrid's goal with its complaint is to initiate necessary changes in refereeing. An event that would be a great support for all teams in LaLiga, except for Barcelona of a Jordi who can't take anything seriously.

An expected attitude

Instead of paying attention to people like Jordi, the priority is to support Real Madrid in its quest for justice. To ensure that LaLiga and all Spanish competitions continue to improve, a profound change in all refereeing is extremely necessary.