José Manuel Rodriguez Uribes, president of the Superior Sports Council (CSD) explains to the media that yesterday, Monday September 30, there was an emergency meeting of the Anti-Violence Commission which, as the leader explains, is the one that must make decisions regarding the sanctions that can be imposed. “serious events” that occurred on Sunday during the Madrid derby between Atlético de Madrid and Real Madrid in the Metropolis.
In this commission, underlines the president of the CSD, “the Civil Guard, the National Police, the Prosecutor’s Office, the League, the clubs are present and from there, the decision must come”. “Since yesterday they have seen the evidence, and with all these faithful photographs of the reality of what happened, the appropriate measures will be taken and I hope they will be exemplary sanctions so that this is established once and for all on the football fields and tracks in general,” Uribes said.
Because sport and football “are incompatible with violence”, underlines the president of the CSD, who also says he is “convinced that Atlético de Madrid collaboratebecause they are also the beneficiaries of the damage caused by a majority that causes objective damage to football.”
In connection with football field ultras and responding to the specific question of whether the government will help Atlético de Madrid to expel the ultras from the stadium, the president of the CSD maintains that “of course” since “in this matter they have done many things well and we do not We can’t afford to step back.”
“Since the Sports Law of 1991, we have started to work very well with the ultras to expel them from the fields and we must continue to do this work. Because as a great Italian philosopher said, ‘the only thing that’ we must intolerate, it is with intolerance'”, concludes Uribes.
