🚨 “If You Don’t See It as a Red Card, Then Football Is Not for You” — Thierry Henry on Embolo’s Dismissal
🗣️ :“First of all, I want to give a lot of credit to the referee. In moments like this, under pressure, with the intensity of the game rising, it’s not easy to make big decisions — but he handled the situation very, very well. Calm, composed, and most importantly, consistent. That’s exactly the kind of discipline football needs.
Now, when you look at the incident… I really don’t understand why Embolo goes into that challenge like that. Your team has just started to dominate the game, you are building momentum, everything is going in your favor — and you are already on a yellow card. You have to be smarter than that. You have to read the moment.
There is no need to dive into a situation like that. You’re risking everything — not just for yourself, but for your team. At this level, that lack of control can cost you the game, and it did.
And let me be very clear — if there are people who think that is not a red card, then football is not for them. The rules are there for a reason. Discipline is part of the game. You cannot complain when a player crosses that line and gets punished.
For me, the referee got it absolutely right.”
¿Sabéis qué sí tiene un precio inestable y caro? El gas que entra cuando se cierran las nucleares. El mismo precio de gas que el lobby renovable quiere cobrar en las subastas del mercado eléctrico.
Y, por cierto, el uranio apenas representa alrededor del 5% del coste de generación nuclear. Aunque se duplicara, el impacto en el precio final sería marginal.
Lo que no es marginal es cerrar una tecnología estable para quemar más gas, disparar precios y emitir más CO₂… mientras se usa ese gas como referencia para inflar ingresos en nombre de la transición energética.