Atletico Madrid and La Liga -President Javier Tebas have led the indictment when it comes to biting Real Madrid complaints about the official in recent weeks. Los Colchoneros in particular has been vocal on social media and started their own social media campaign on Tuesday.
Diego Simeone was critical of decisions for Los Blancos in January, before their complaints reached a fever, and in the run -up to the Madrid derby Los Blancos sent their now notorious letter to the RFEF. During the week that was a Frosky response from the social team of Atletico, and they launched themselves again in the online battle.
After referee Jose Luis Munuera Montero, investigated for a possible conflict of interest only a few days after Real Madrid stopped his decisions during their 1-1 draw with Osasuna, they had the following.
“The machines have been running for a few weeks and crush everything on its path. Let's see who is brave enough to deliver justice, knowing that they can be the following … “
Their tweet is completed with the hashtag 'Stop referee now intimidation now', and tags the Royal Spanish football federation, La Liga, the referee committee and the Ministry of Sport in Spain. The hashtag did not last long to collect countless tweets.
In the meantime, the English account of Celta Vigo also went for their own form of criticism, which produced a meme in which the controversial fine that was not given against Real Madrid was depicted in their Copa del Rey Tie, a game for which Munuera Montero was also in charge. On Tuesday, the Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti doubled and said that 'referees' had damaged Los Blancos, while Fede Valverde initially empathized with referees, before a statement was explained why he did not criticize civil servants when he was asked for them.
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