As before each party, andThe referee had to see how the Real Madrid television network issued a compilation of potential mistakes of his which harmed in the past the club ‘merengue’.
“You have to know the consequences that these videos have. There are anonymous social networks that insult and threaten without any control ”denounced the referee, before getting excited when talking about his son.
“When a child of yours goes to school and returns crying because other children tell him that his father is a thief, he is very fucked. What I do in my case is to try to educate my son to tell him that his father is honest, especially honest, ”he said.
“As a human one is wrong, as one more athlete. The day I leave here I want my son to be proud of his father and arbitration. There is no right to what we are happening many companions, ”he said in the voice broken by tears.
Burgos Bengoechea asked “a reflection” on the current situation of Spanish footballensuring that there are collegiates who have chosen to drop of level so as not to face the pressure of the high level.
Real Madrid TV television network produces that type of videos every week to discredit The referees of the next games of his team.
The pressure has increased since February, when the club was launched to an institutional war against arbitration which considers “completely discredited” and against “a corrupted system”after a series of arbitral decisions that estimated unfair in the Spanish League.
Hours after the referee’s words, Barcelona coach Hansi Flick appeared before the media and reacted to what happened.
“It’s just sport, soccer. It is our responsibility to protect players and all people on the pitch. It is not clean play attack them. We need the referees, we must protect them, ”said the German coach.
🎙️ “What I do is try to educate my son to tell him that he is honest, but that he is wrong as one more person.”
➡️ “I want my son to be proud of what his father is.”
🗣️ Ricardo de Burgos Bengoechea, main referee.#CopadelreyMapfre | #Lacopamola🏆 pic.twitter.com/gzxstcsvl9
– RFEF (@RFEF) April 25, 2025