Ground football: Ronaldo thought I was going to assist him

"We absolutely cannot accept this unfair ruling! This blatant violation of the rules is far more disheartening than the controversies on the field!"

"I'm a Barcelona fan, but I think this is very unfair to Liverpool."

"Um... to the person upstairs, we Liverpool fans have no objection. With or without Duncan, we'll still be UEFA Cup champions! Don't bring us any negative attention."

"Yes, our Red Army must fight the strongest. We are very pleased that Deng Kai is able to participate in the battle."

Barcelona fans continue to criticize the verdict regarding Duncan.

Finally, UEFA officially clarified: "Many Barcelona fans have objections to the verdict against Duncan. We would like to clarify again that we hope Barcelona fans will stop making unreasonable demands."

"Deng Kai was born on August 5, 1985, and will officially turn sixteen on August 5 of this year. He was only fifteen years and two hundred and twenty-five days old when he completed his hat-trick of headers at Camp Nou."

"In accordance with the requirements of the UN Framework Convention on the Protection of Minors, UEFA's punishment of Deng Kai will not officially take effect until he turns sixteen."

"So before that, Deng Kai could participate in UEFA-affiliated competitions, namely the UEFA Cup final."

wtf?

Law on the Protection of Minors?

you……

UEFA's explanation silenced Barcelona fans.

Stacking buffs is a very effective tactic in Europe and America.

The more special and niche a group is, the more privileges it enjoys. It's as if you, as a normal and ordinary person, are destined to be treated like cattle. It's outrageous that such a trend could even arise.

Barcelona dares to criticize Deng Kai, Sporting Lisbon, and even UEFA, but they would never dare to criticize groups like the Minors Association, the Vegetarian Association, the Genderless Love Organization, or the "One Fat Peach" book club.

But the fact that Barcelona has quieted down does not mean that the matter is over.

The subsequent punishment imposed on Barcelona caused widespread lamentation among Barcelona fans.

The fourth point of the verdict concerns the Spanish Catalan Barcelona fan, [name omitted], who threw a pig's head at player Deng Kai. For this act of offensive assault against Deng Kai and violation of multiple fan agreements, [name omitted] has been sentenced to a lifetime ban from attending any UEFA-sanctioned match. He is also banned from entering Camp Nou for three years for any reason.

Barcelona must take responsibility for the racist abuse that occurred at Camp Nou after Deng Kai's goal. Barcelona's poor fan management and lack of positive guidance warrant a €100,000 fine! Next season, Camp Nou will be closed to fans during the group stage of Barcelona's European competitions; matches will be played behind closed doors.

UEFA and La Liga have reached an agreement that Barcelona will display huge posters in all four stands of their home stadium for the next round of La Liga matches to say no to racial discrimination and apologize to Deng Kai and all Asian fans.

The apology posters will be displayed in the North Stand for all Barcelona die-hard fans during regular matches. Fans are not allowed to damage them; otherwise, the punishment will continue into the next round, and the round after that, and so on.

In addition, Barcelona players Enrique and De Boer will receive an additional one-match suspension for their actions on the field.

This verdict has practically cemented Barcelona's place on the pillar of historical shame.

Compared to Sporting Lisbon's punishment, Barcelona's punishment was three to five times more severe.

After all, the ones who suffered at Sporting Lisbon's expense were individuals, and insignificant ones at that.

However, the punishment mainly applies to the club itself, which is a direct slap in the face for Barcelona.

If Barcelona didn't have some leverage over UEFA, would they have been beaten so badly?

Barcelona fans spread the word, urging other fans to file an appeal.

However, the Barcelona club officially remained silent.

This made Barcelona fans feel particularly frustrated.

The day the verdict was published became Good Friday at Camp Nou.

It is used to express the "injustice" suffered by Barcelona.

Barcelona fans could only vent their anger on Simão, a fellow Barcelona player, by launching a massive online bullying campaign against him on social media.

Barcelona officials dared not appeal, dared not challenge UEFA, and pushed Simão out as a scapegoat.

A player change is the perfect scapegoat.

Barcelona moved Simão from the first team to the reserve team.

It's clear that Simão won't get any playing time for the remainder of the season.

Meanwhile, Barcelona has also hinted at selling Simão in the transfer market.

They believe that given Simão's performance this season, they should have no problem recouping their investment.

Fifteen million euros was their asking price for Simão.

Soon, a satisfactory offer from Barcelona was delivered.

It's Benfica; they're willing to pay 13 million euros for Simão, which is very close to Barcelona's asking price.

However, Simão publicly stated that he had broken with Barcelona, ​​and that relegating a high-performing player like himself to the reserve team was an insult to a professional player, an arrangement he would never accept.

Faced with the barrage of insults from Barcelona fans, Simão could no longer tolerate it and decided to stop.

Media outlets have captured video footage of Simão clashing with Barcelona fans outside the training ground.

Many non-Spanish fans gave Simão a thumbs up.

In a media interview, Simão stated, "Denkai once said that players who actively join Barcelona rarely end up well. I think my experience has come true, but it doesn't mean there's anything wrong with my ability."

"All of Europe knows how good I am. In the series of matches where Barcelona lost to Sporting Lisbon, Quaresma and I went head-to-head, with me contributing goals, assists, penalties, and breakthroughs. No one could stop me."

"If I want to go back to Portugal, I will only accept an offer from Sporting Lisbon; I will not go anywhere else."

Simão rejected the generous offer from Benfica.

His life trajectory took a huge turn.

Similarly, the teams that appreciate Simão have also undergone tremendous changes.

Several teams, including Manchester United and Liverpool, were interested in acquiring Simão, but they all tacitly offered extremely low bids.

Prices like three million and three and a half million euros would make Barcelona want to vomit blood.

Without a doubt, Barcelona will suffer a huge loss in the Simão deal.

Besides Simão, reporters also frequently tried to interview Overmars and Gerard López.

Both players also had controversial performances in that match, which were "confirmed" by Simão's recording.

The two avoided discussing the match and refused all related interviews.

It appears to be more conclusive evidence.

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Finally, UEFA's fifth ruling became the climax of this judgment.

UEFA has stated that Gandour's officiating was a major error and will impose an indefinite ban on him.

Effective immediately, Gandour has permanently lost his eligibility to officiate all UEFA matches and all European football matches.

The fewer the words, the bigger the problem.

Gandour has essentially been blacklisted by UEFA.

The Egyptian fans, including Gandour, strongly protested this.

They don't understand football or the rules; they only care about nationality and feel that Gandour has been bullied abroad.

But a nine-year-old ball boy named Mohamed Salah ripped away the veil of shame from Egyptian football: "I support Dunkay, I'm his fan, and he played a fantastic game."

"The referee's decision was extremely unfair. I dislike Gandour and am ashamed of him!"

The caddie's comments received a thumbs-up from his football idol, Duncan.

For a time, Gandur became a pariah, hated by everyone.

Aside from Barcelona fans and most Egyptian fans, everyone hates him.

I like playing football on the ground: Ronaldo thought I was going to assist him.