The derby passed peacefully, like a spring afternoon, in a garden in Valencia, where it was only possible to pick oranges and fruit. Mateu Lahoz from the Valencian school suddenly started squeezing the cards.. But mechanically and loudly. As if possessed. Hand took vitamins and once it starts, it’s like he can’t stop. There was a particularly crazy margin, six minutes in which he managed to draw seven yellow cards and two red cards. The slogan he used most when preparing the arbitration law was “For protesting one of my decisions”.
Generally, Mateu Lahoz is accused of wanting to be the groom at the wedding, the baby at the baptism, and the dead at the funeral. And it certainly managed to establish itself hero of the last yawn in the treatment given to him by the media and derby fans after the match. It’s not something that happens again. His distinctive refereeing style always gave us something to talk about, especially be talkative by calling players by their first names during match discussion, call them by their names. College-type quirks have always been considered. A style that has followers like Xavi Hernández, who presciently said before the game that he loved Mateu for the things he let people talk about. On the other hand, looking at the records, He couldn’t stand being talked to on Saturday.. If he hadn’t lost his temper, it seemed so.
total showed 16 yellows (including Xavi) and two reds for double reprimandbroke the record in a Spanish League match. But Mateu Lahoz is already a same record Qatar World Cup. In a breathtaking match between Argentina and the Netherlands, the Spanish referee broke each other with 17 yellow cards and one red card (due to a double warning). Such madness has never been seen in a World Cup game. As it will be remembered, Leo Messi attacked him hard. “You cannot appoint a referee who is not suitable for him. Before the game we were very scared because we knew what it was like.” that it was the Argentines who protested most angrily.
Frenkie de Jong has suffered from this in his last two games. It could have been very difficult. It wasn’t him. “I think the game lost its course“The midfielder was content to limit himself to an act of control that should be appreciated. He was one of the few who didn’t get a card.
praise and blame
The one who was happy with the refereeing at Camp Nou was Espanyol coach Diego Martínez: “He is one of the best referees in the world.“He stated after the draw. That’s exactly what Xavi had come to say before the first whistle. Then he said he thought the competition was getting out of hand.”usually not“He said it somewhere between praise and reproach.
Mateu Lahoz, 45, gives interviews here and there, and was asked about this assumption a few years ago in the newspaper Las Provincias. desire to stand out on the field. He was surprised and passionate about this particular one. “I don’t have a leading role. I love football, I live it first hand. I can smell it, I can hear it, I can feel it. I won’t change anything in the way I live my profession.” He claimed. No one objects to this passion, but at the same time it is very difficult not to think of it that way. future contestant on a show realityisland version or kitchen version.
The derby passed peacefully, like a spring afternoon, in a garden in Valencia, where it was only possible to pick oranges and fruit. Mateu Lahoz from the Valencian school suddenly started squeezing the cards.. But mechanically and loudly. As if possessed. Hand took vitamins and once it starts, it’s like he can’t stop. There was a particularly crazy margin, six minutes in which he managed to draw seven yellow cards and two red cards. The slogan he used most when preparing the arbitration law was “For protesting one of my decisions”.
Generally, Mateu Lahoz is accused of wanting to be the groom at the wedding, the baby at the baptism, and the dead at the funeral. And it certainly managed to establish itself hero of the last yawn in the treatment given to him by the media and derby fans after the match. It’s not something that happens again. His distinctive refereeing style always gave us something to talk about, especially be talkative by calling players by their first names during match discussion, call them by their names. College-type quirks have always been considered. A style that has followers like Xavi Hernández, who presciently said before the game that he loved Mateu for the things he let people talk about. On the other hand, looking at the records, He couldn’t stand being talked to on Saturday.. If he hadn’t lost his temper, it seemed so.
total showed 16 yellows (including Xavi) and two reds for double reprimandbroke the record in a Spanish League match. But Mateu Lahoz is already a same record Qatar World Cup. In a breathtaking match between Argentina and the Netherlands, the Spanish referee broke each other with 17 yellow cards and one red card (due to a double warning). Such madness has never been seen in a World Cup game. As it will be remembered, Leo Messi attacked him hard. “You cannot appoint a referee who is not suitable for him. Before the game we were very scared because we knew what it was like.” that it was the Argentines who protested most angrily.
Frenkie de Jong has suffered from this in his last two games. It could have been very difficult. It wasn’t him. “I think the game lost its course“The midfielder was content to limit himself to an act of control that should be appreciated. He was one of the few who didn’t get a card.
praise and blame
The one who was happy with the refereeing at Camp Nou was Espanyol coach Diego Martínez: “He is one of the best referees in the world.“He stated after the draw. That’s exactly what Xavi had come to say before the first whistle. Then he said he thought the competition was getting out of hand.”usually not“He said it somewhere between praise and reproach.
Mateu Lahoz, 45, gives interviews here and there, and was asked about this assumption a few years ago in the newspaper Las Provincias. desire to stand out on the field. He was surprised and passionate about this particular one. “I don’t have a leading role. I love football, I live it first hand. I can smell it, I can hear it, I can feel it. I won’t change anything in the way I live my profession.” He claimed. No one objects to this passion, but at the same time it is very difficult not to think of it that way. future contestant on a show realityisland version or kitchen version.