Penalties in favor in La Liga this season:

10 - Real Madrid
1 - FC Barcelona

Red cards:

5 - FC Barcelona
0 - Real Madrid

How does Barça steal

never forget

They help us so much that you always resort to a game against Chelsea 15 years ago to justify all the robberies that we witness weekly from Madrid. Why don't you talk about the other game where the loser was Barcelona, or the tie against Inter? Or of the scandalous statistics of all the years of Real Madrid... Barça have had goals disallowed that have entered a meter into the goal and players have been sent off for scratching their nose. Penalties/cards every year we don't even talk because I've already done it just above. Very good help xd

I guess it wasn't a penalty because the guy is wearing white or the transfer did not reach to referee



Two stolen penalties, not bad. The day we stop paying I don't even want to imagine
https://twitter.com/Zona_Blaugrana/status/1626307734416105476

This post was edited by AntiCheat on Feb 16 2023 09:02pm

Should've paid this ref too. User name checks out

Could've seen a red on Rashford's run too.

Well, nothing is going to happen since coincidentally just two months ago the government passed a sports law that makes it so that offenses that happened 3 or more years ago can't be punished by sports institutions, so since the last evidence of payment happened in 2018, Barça can't face point deductions, relegations, etc, nor can they retroactively take away their titles.

Antonio Ferreras, who was Florentino Perez's communication director at Real Madrid, sat down today with Pedrerol, the only journalist to whom Florentino Perez gives interviews on television, to "inform you" about some Barça payments.



El Mundo, El Confidencial, Marca, As, El chiringuito, La Vanguardia, radio, tv, platforms, programs. Policy. How easy to be from Madrid



According to the Madrid press, Barça receives aid, but the one who takes the record for penalties and favors on the field every year is Madrid.



Los nuestros

could definitely have been called for united, true - but i think the missed hand penalty was the more impactful mistake. still baffled how both the ref as well as VAR thought that was fine...



wtf? what's the rationale behind that? i mean i can kinda get the no stripping of past titles part - at least i think you could make somewhat reasonable arguments for that, but the not sanctioning in the present part sounds kind of dumb to me. three years is an unreasonable short statute of limitation imo - even in this fast paced business you definitely still benefit from fuckery committed that short ago.

Meanwhile in the real life. James pushes Modric and Mateu Lahoz calls a penalty for Madrid, one of the biggest scandals on a pitch. This is what the Madrid press tries to cover with the garbage that you swallow with a funnel

It's hilarious to see an army of multis come out to defend the undefendable, and even more so by claiming "the others are worse" based on nothing

The only case where there is evidence of payment to refs is in regards to Barcelona, not any other team

Bad calls don't necessarily mean anything, you will find them for any team you want if you look hard enough.... caliming conspiracy on them is subjective, no matter how bad it is. However, when there is evidence of fishy payments behind the curtains, suspicions become objective, and the only club that has been involved in this is Barcelona.

But hey, keep playing the victim. Your whole ideology is based on taking "alternative facts" based on feelings over actual facts, evidence, numbers and rationale anyway, so feel free to keep embarrasing yourselves by childishly pointing fingers at others, instead of taking responsibility and trying to fix your own problems



Well, according to La Liga's president, based on the information received when this scandal was made public, he believes that the state's prosecutors have been investigating this for months... which just makes the whole rushing the new sports law the past december look really fishy, especially considering which regional parties the national government has to rely on to pass their laws and budgets...

But tbf that's just speculation and it could just be a coincidence. After all La Liga's president is a big mouth that has given misleading information in the past, and it's not like he 100% confirmed the prosecutors had been on the case for months.