Barca open war against Spanish federation

Toni Freixa, spokesman for the Board has expressed the position of FC Barcelona at the statements made ​​by President of the Referees Technical Committee, Victoriano Sanchez Arminio, announcing that the player Gerard Piqué denounce his words in the media after the match against Sporting. Freixa, who appeared this morning after meeting with President Sandro Rosell where they analyzed the situation, explained that he has concluded that "the behavior of our players and coach has been and is always impeccable. Our players both the FC Barcelona, as some with the Spanish, have been impeccable. "And that's why the spokesperson has called these "also deserve impeccable treatment."

One of the premises of FC Barcelona is "not to discuss the work of the referees," as pointed Freixa. But the spokesman acknowledged that "this year we're not getting lucky" and recalled that a few weeks ago President Rosell acknowledged that "look good" and now the feeling of the highest representative of the Club is that "looks worse." Given all this, Freixa has admitted that "we do not lose hope and expect to have no arguments to feel how we feel."

Meanwhile statements about Sánchez Arminio, Freixa is considered "media and opportunistic action that raises an improper comparative grievances top level competition such as the Spanish league." And he recalled that Piqué moved to the referee had said publicly that this is not reflected in the minutes. Therefore believes that the words of President of the Technical Committee of Referees "put the player in the center of a controversy undeserved."

Therefore FC Barcelona has decided to undertake a series of actions. First of Toni Freixa has reported that "we sent a letter to the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) which formally ask that you inform us of the criteria the Referees Committee to report facts to the Competition Committee." In this letter Freixa said that the club calls "knowing the criteria applied by the Competition Committee to act on its own and sometimes open file." In short, "we want to know what the rules of the game," said the spokesman.

Another of the requests made ​​by the FC Barcelona is "a review of the composition of the Competition Committee and this happens to be a collegial body instead of one-man".

Not attend the meeting on Tuesday RFEF

FC Barcelona has agreed not to attend the meeting this Tuesday at the RFEF which will decide the venue for the final of the Copa del Rey "as a token of our disappointment." Freixa said that during previous meetings to decide which host the final stage "has not asserted the strength of our arguments goals." And before this, "leave it to the RFEF to determine the venue for the final."

Arguments against Piqué red

Meanwhile the club has decided to send a written record of the allegations against the red card by referee showed him the referee during the game against Sporting Gijon. (via FCBarcelona.com)

El Pipita wrote:We have signed a contract with Platini last night ?! am i missing something ?

shinigami99 wrote:Scumbag RFEF

Mourinho meets and threatens ref in parking lot...no punishment

Pique tells ref something, is subsequently sent off for a tackle with the RFEF demanding more punishment

stunt wrote:

shinigami99 wrote:Scumbag RFEF

Mourinho meets and threatens ref in parking lot...no punishment

Pique tells ref something, is subsequently sent off for a tackle with the RFEF demanding more punishment

I hope this was sarcasm.

One of the premises of FC Barcelona is "not to discuss the work of the referees," as pointed Freixa. But the spokesman acknowledged that "this year we're not getting lucky" and recalled that a few weeks ago President Rosell acknowledged that "look good" and now the feeling of the highest representative of the Club is that "looks worse."

supra969 wrote:pique can sod off tbh

why would he approach the ref in tunnel

aleumdance wrote:

supra969 wrote:pique can sod off tbh

why would he approach the ref in tunnel

too look in his eyes and notice the ill intentions

harhar11 wrote:Mourinho was right, there is a certain rule for him (and his players) and then there are rules for others. He can threaten a ref in the parking lot casillas can tell a ref "to go and party with them" or say that they were robbed(bs!) or sergio ramos using his twitter to criticize the ref without getting any punishment while the first time one of our players questions the motive of the ref he gets punished.

aleumdance wrote:

harhar11 wrote:Mourinho was right, there is a certain rule for him (and his players) and then there are rules for others. He can threaten a ref in the parking lot casillas can tell a ref "to go and party with them" or say that they were robbed(bs!) or sergio ramos using his twitter to criticize the ref without getting any punishment while the first time one of our players questions the motive of the ref he gets punished.

Raptorgunner wrote: