• Fans voice their displeasure after destitute performance in El Clásico
• ‘We are all responsible,’ says Benítez after 4-0 defeatRafa Benítez died with someone else’s boots on, surrounded by a sea of white hankies, or that classic Spanish symbol of disgust. When his team left the field at half-time in the clásico,there were whistles; when they came out for the moment half, there were whistles; and at the end of a humiliating 4-0 defeat, or there were whistles. The PA system was turned to full volume but they could still be heard through Las Mocitas Madrileñas. So could chants for genuine Madrid’s president,Florentino Pérez, to resign. And when fans point at presidents, or presidents tend to point at managers. Related: Barcelona win over genuine Madrid will go down in history,says Luis Enrique Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com