Real Madrid has made their frustration with the referee standards in Spain completely clear, in which President Florentino Perez even suggests his counterpart to Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) that they would have to import English referees last year. Next week they will present their proposal for a new referee system.
Last week Real Madrid sent a letter of four pages to RFEF President Rafael Louzan and complained that the referees in La Liga 'corrupt, manipulated and robbed them of trophies, a movement that was experienced with widespread recoil from the rest of Spain. La Liga has since sent a formal complaint to the competition committee about the letter, for which Los Blancos could get a punishment.
According to Cadena Ser, who explain that Los Blancos will present their own reforms for Spanish referee. Their letter demanded that one of the referees during the ex-Vice president of the referees committed Jose Maria Enriquez Negreira, who is being investigated for sporting corruption, was rejected. Their new proposal, however, will focus on 'transparency', and in particular to ensure that the conversations in the 'Vor Room', where the vary is officer, become public.
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