David Bernabéu has launched a torpedo against Carlo Ancelotti from his space La Posesión in the Sport newspaper.
For the Catalan journalist from the Sport newspaper, Ancelotti doesn't deserve the label of "gentleman" because he only is when he wins. When he loses...
"Carlo Ancelotti Is Only a Gentleman When He Wins"
This is how he explained it in his space of La Posesión, a closed space of blaugrana self-affirmation against everything else:
La Posesión 2x27: Ancelotti solo es un gentleman cuando gana, el sábado fue un jeta
"Ancelotti is a gentleman, but he's only a gentleman when he wins. People need to be seen when they lose, in defeat, in adversity.
On Saturday he was a shameless, a scoundrel. When you, as a coach, support a statement from your club saying that LaLiga is rotten... And the other day, thanks to the referee's performance, you win the match…
The League will be won by the best, even if it's Madrid. The best.
"Ancelotti Makes a Fool of Himself"
But when you defend what you defend, when your club is sending statements saying that this is rotten, adulterated, etc. And then you win thanks to the referee, the least you can do is acknowledge that they have harmed Leganés. If you don't want to do it, silence is golden.
The other thing for me is being shameless and, of course, making a fool of oneself.
By the way, two Madrid players have to retract what they say in front of the microphone, after 24 hours on social media.
First Valverde, and then Lunin, so you can see how things work in Florentino's house."
They must be very nervous in the media environment that protects Barça to bring out the heavy artillery of disqualifications against Carlo Ancelotti.
They cling to a match with controversial decisions to justify an alleged favoritism of the refereeing class toward Real Madrid... After what's been happening throughout the season, it remains curious.
But in Barcelona, they have opened the floodgates, and there's an open bar to massacre the Real Madrid coach with out-of-place disqualifications.
It is striking the "this is how things work in Florentino's house," when Barça lives from scandal to scandal with its levers and dealings trying to play with marked cards. And skipping the rules that others are obliged to comply with.