Bernardo Canton

[Skeleton 💀 @SkeletonRM]

💀 3 de febrero de 2025. El Real Madrid solicita formalmente a la RFEF, con copia al CSD, una reforma estructural del sistema arbitral español.

6 de febrero. El presidente del Sevilla, José María del Nido Carrasco, encabeza las críticas contra el Madrid y propone una respuesta conjunta de los clubes.

11 de febrero. LaLiga denuncia al Real Madrid ante el Comité de Disciplina de la RFEF por aquella carta, con el respaldo de los clubes, según las informaciones publicadas.

19 de febrero. El Sevilla anuncia que ha sido elegido para representar a los clubes en la Comisión de Reforma del Arbitraje. En su comunicado destaca su defensa del colectivo arbitral frente a los ataques recibidos.

20 de octubre de 2026. El Sevilla denuncia públicamente actuaciones arbitrales en su partido contra el Real Madrid. Exige explicaciones, solicita grabaciones y reclama que se depuren responsabilidades.

Cuando el Real Madrid cuestionó el sistema arbitral, el Sevilla promovió una respuesta contra el Real Madrid.

Cuando el Sevilla se considera perjudicado por ese mismo sistema, exige explicaciones y responsabilidades.

¿El problema era cuestionar a los árbitros o quién los cuestionaba?

La maravillosa Liga de Tebas.

Un campeonato donde todos callan cuando el Barcelona paga 20 años al CTA, y donde todos se unen contra el Real Madrid si pide cambiar ese CTA.

Raro, ¿no?

[Real Madrid C.F. @realmadrid]

⚠️ Contenido no apto para sensibles.

[Bernardo Canton @BernardoCanton6]

@Tebasjavier Ya es hora de irse, corrupto

[Real Madrid C.F. @realmadrid]

La prensa internacional, indignada con las palabras de Tebas, pide su dimisión.
https://t.co/pyMI4EeUvo

[𝗧𝗠 @TMfutbal]

🚨📊 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗧: Barcelona are the team that have had the most opponent goals disallowed (12) this season.

The Negreira money still going strong. 🫣💰

[Taiwo FT @TaiwoFTX]

After witnessing this Barcelona robbery today, I honestly don’t blame Real Madrid for going trophy less back to back.

[Mr. Page @Mcfc_page26]

Barcelona are pulling off one of the biggest robberies in football history. Sometimes it feels like they have the entire La Liga refereeing system on their payroll.

[HEAVENS @SamuelHeavens20]

I fully understand now why Real Madrid fans are disgusted by Barcelona and why Florentino Perez is absolutely incensed with this setup.
Every single refereeing decision and VAR review magically leans in their favor week in, week out. It explains everything, this is why they can farm a rigged La Liga where the refs hold their hands, but the moment they step into Europe without native corrupt officials, they get exposed in the Champions League year after year.

[WelBeast @WelBeast]

I’m watching a Barcelona La Liga game for the first time this season and I can’t believe what I’m seeing. This league is rigged in favour of Barcelona.

[(fan) REAL MADRID FANS 🤍 @AdriRM33]

Este discurso de José Luis Sánchez denunciando la persecución contra el Real Madrid en España es para levantarse y aplaudir.

MÁS ALTO IMPOSIBLE 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[VozMadridista @VozMadridista]

Si no se engancha el pelo, no se revisa, que parecéis nuevos… https://t.co/UfcoRtmtux

[mega7 🇪🇸 @pacocrego]

Lo llevo diciendo hace mucho tiempo y lo conozco pq trabaje 15 años en los medios.

Ellos no lo van a sacar hasta que no se haga viral y no les quede mas remedio.

[SethOfficial @UTD_Seth001]

🚨Toni Kroos on Vinícius Jr.’s red card incident against Villarreal:

🗣️ Toni Kroos:

“People will argue about the disallowed goal. Fine. Others will argue that Vinícius pulled Saliba’s hair. Fine. But did anyone watch what happened before that incident?

Vini receives the ball, passes it across to Jude Bellingham and immediately starts his run forward. Saliba blocks his path, Vini tries to get around him, and his hand makes contact with Saliba’s hair before he continues his run into the box.

Now, where was the referee? Where was VAR when Saliba was blocking Vini from making that progressive run?

The referee allows play to continue. Jude drives forward, finds Vini with a beautiful pass, and Vini does what he does best: he finishes the chance and puts the ball in the net.

That’s football! A brilliant pass, an intelligent run and a quality finish.

Then comes the celebration. José Mourinho runs over to celebrate with Vini, supporting a player who has been going through a difficult period.

A few seconds later, we’re watching VAR. And I’m sitting there thinking, ‘What exactly are we looking for here?’

Do I see contact with Saliba’s hair? Yes. I’m not going to deny that. But do I see an aggressive hair pull? Do I see Vini stopping to fight him or deliberately trying to hurt him? No, I don’t.

I see two players competing for position, contact being made, and the game continuing. Yet somehow, that incident becomes important enough to overturn a goal and send Vini off.

When the referee showed him the red card, I couldn’t control my anger.

Not because Vini should be allowed to do whatever he wants. No player is above the rules. But if you’re going to punish someone that severely, you need to be absolutely certain about what you’re punishing.

What frustrates me is the inconsistency. Football is a contact sport. Players fight for space, hold positions and use their arms. Why are we examining Vini’s reaction so closely while seemingly ignoring what happened before it?

And let’s be honest, when you cancel a goal and send a player off, you’re not just making a small decision. You’re changing the entire game. That’s why I expect the officials to look at the whole sequence, not simply isolate one moment and ignore everything that led to it.

And just like that, Jude’s beautiful pass and Vini’s finish become secondary. Everybody is talking about a few seconds of contact instead of the football.

I have no problem with referees enforcing the rules. I have a problem when the punishment becomes the story and the football gets forgotten.

Vini should be judged fairly, just like every other player. His reputation should neither protect him nor condemn him.

If a goal can be scored, celebrated and then taken away because of contact the referee initially allowed, the very least we deserve is a clear explanation. Football needs consistency, not confusion.”

[90Minutes Report @90MinutesHQ]

🚨🗣️ Oliver Kahn on the Red card given to Vinicius Junior:

“At some point, you have to stop calling these things coincidences. Everything happening in the league makes you wonder if there’s a script being written to make things difficult for Real Madrid.”

“When José Mourinho said certain people were against the club in the league, and honestly, some of these decisions deserve serious investigation.”

🗣️ “The red card against Vinícius was completely unnecessary, and the timing makes it even worse. We’re talking about El Clásico against Barcelona, one of the biggest games of the season. A decision like this can change everything before the ball is even kicked.”

🗣️ “I don’t want to accuse anyone without proof, but the officials need to understand the weight of their decisions. If the same club keeps finding itself at the centre of these controversies, somebody has to explain what is going on.”

🗣️ “Real Madrid shouldn’t have to fight the referees as well as their opponents. If this continues, La Liga will have a much bigger problem, it will have a credibility problem.”

[Midnite @midnite]

Where would Man City be if they didn’t cheat? 🤷🏻‍♂️

We’ve taken the money pumped into the club by their owners, worked out which signings it funded each season and removed every Premier League goal those players scored.

Here’s what the leagues would look like…

A Thread 🧵👇🏼

[Ibai @IbaiLlanos]

mañana 21:45

[MADRID SPOT🟨 @MadridSpot]

Barca-Negreira case explained in 6 minutes!
Source: https://t.co/XLotxyGeYk

[Rui Pinto @RuiPinto_FL]

"The decisive ally to both of the clubs was the man whose job should have committed him to complete neutrality: UEFA General Secretary Gianni Infantino. The Football Leaks documents show just how unconscionably the top functionary sided with the newly wealthy clubs, both of which didn't just violate the Financial Fair Play rules. They held them in contempt.

During the FFP proceedings, Infantino met with club bosses from Paris and Manchester on several occasions for secret talks, even supplying them with confidential materials. He proposed compromises that he was unauthorized to propose. In short: He betrayed his own organization."

https://t.co/sZhme3uOfp

[Mika RM @MikaRM26]

‼️ Leed esto. Leed lo que destapa Rui Pinto (Football Leaks).
Leed contra qué ha tenido que luchar el Real Madrid todos estos años. TREMENDO.

A ver cómo nos venden ahora lo de #FootballForTheFans y que las normas son iguales para todos... ¡Qué estafa!

«El 16 de mayo se cerraron los pactos.
Cada club pagó una multa de 20 millones de euros – el City por un déficit de unos 188 millones; el PSG por uno de unos 218 – y evitaron la exclusión de la Champions. Después, ambos gastaron más de mil millones en fichajes.»