Tell us about your requests/ LaLiga president's attack on Real: You are like Nazis!

Xavier Tebas made harsh statements against the managers of Real Madrid and the protests of this club.

According to "Verzeh Se", Javier Tebas once again attacked Real Madrid on X social network. This message was published in response to a report by El Debate media, which addresses Real Madrid's protests about the schedule of La Liga matches, especially the match against Valencia on November 7. Another article from the same media has also discussed Negira's case and arbitration decisions against Real Madrid.

"Tomas González Martín and Jesus Ordiola, the journalists who wrote this article, it is becoming more and more difficult to distinguish between your content and the statements of Real Madrid management," Tebas began. Thomas, in particular, has become their official spokesperson, going so far as to use phrases I've actually heard from one of Waldebbas's senior executives. There are many references to the sources of the club, but your distance from what these sources are trying to say is very small. "You talk like a parrot, except you have a keyboard instead of a beak."

The head of LaLiga continued: "In order for people not to be confused with each other, I must say that the chief executive whose statements you are quoting is not the same one who calls the editorial office of the media and demands the dismissal of journalists and pressures for the dismissal of company directors. These are two different people. These calls and pressures are not related to the past, they continue even now.

It is unlikely that he will contact this media, unless he wants to... The management of Real Madrid has launched an orchestra of spokespersons, and Real Madrid TV is the leader. "The notes they play are always the same: they choose the scenes that suit their agenda, they keep talking about injustice, they create suspicion and they target their enemies."

Tabas continued: "This method is reminiscent of the propaganda mechanisms used by Goebbels, the propaganda minister of Nazi Germany: systematic repetition, making an enemy and subordinating the facts to the desired narrative. This comparison is about advertising techniques, not an ideology and certainly not Real Madrid fans. Real Madrid TV is the central part of this advertising machine. Where is the full analysis of each week's matches? Where are possible mistakes that cost other clubs or mistakes that benefit Real Madrid checked? If they did the same scrutiny about all the matches, maybe the result would not match their scenario.

But their scenario requires that Real Madrid always appear in the role of victim. It has gotten to the point where they even present the absence of a refereeing error as a mistake and use the Negira case as a permanent explanation for every decision they don't like. They replace suspicion with proven fact and make their own conclusions before the start of the match."

"The same method is now being applied to match programming: they report things that fuel resentment and withhold background information that would allow for an investigation," Tebas said. So let's talk about the schedule, Thomas. Let the senior manager who provides the information to the gossip columns explain how many times Real Madrid have requested to change the time and day of matches and how many requests have been accepted. Real Madrid ranks first in this field. It should also explain the applications that have been accepted. "He should not only point to things that are useful to create new controversy."

Tebas made these statements in connection with Real Madrid and the team's schedule of matches and continued: "This matter should include requests regarding the calendar of matches to enable the holding of events that are allowed by the special license called Superlicense at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium. They have a lot of initiative when it comes to requesting matches to suit their needs, but when it comes to accepting the fact that their requests have been granted, their memory is severely impaired. What needs to be published is a full account of the story: what requests Real Madrid made, which ones were agreed to, which requests were not implemented, and the reasons for each case."

The head of LaLiga continued to emphasize: "The schedule of matches also affects the opponent team, other clubs, fans and the obligations related to the television broadcast of the matches. The mere fact that a request is made by Real Madrid does not make it a guaranteed right; Just as rejecting a request does not mean harassing this club. LaLiga defends its competition. What doesn't make sense is asking to change the days, hours and calendar of matches and then introducing any disagreement as evidence to prove that LaLiga is hurting the club. "If you want to talk about how to deal with Real Madrid, you have to recount all the cases and encounters."

Tabas added at the end: "Thomas, now you have specific questions that you can ask your sources. Real Madrid TV also has enough content to make a program: the club's requests and the answers it received. We have to see if they will spend the same enthusiasm they showed for publishing videos related to injustices to check these records or not. Then other media reinforce this message. "Real Madrid TV shows the pictures, other media outlets publish the headlines and finally, everyone repeats the same accusation."