Simeone of Atletico states that it is illogical to continue La Liga following the catastrophic floods, whereas Flick of Barcelona advocates for a postponement.

Simeone of Atletico asserts that it is illogical to continue La Liga following the catastrophic floods, whereas Flick of Barcelona advocates for a postponement.MADRID, November 3 — Atletico Madrid’s coach, Diego Simeone, stated yesterday that it is “illogical”

to conduct La Liga matches this weekend following the fatal flooding in eastern Spain, while Barcelona’s manager, Hansi Flick, proposed the complete cancellation of the weekend’s fixtures. The Valencia region saw catastrophic flash floods last week, resulting in a minimum of 211 fatalities, with several individuals still unaccounted for. Victors Real Madrid’s trip to Valencia and Villarreal’s encounter with Rayo Vallecano were deferred; nonetheless, Simeone stated that all matches ought to have been cancelled.

ATHLETICS Simeone of Atletico asserts that it is illogical to go with La Liga following the catastrophic floods, whereas Flick of Barcelona advocates for a postponement. email, WhatsApp, Twitter, FacebookDiego Simeone, the Argentine coach of Atletico Madrid, stated yesterday that it is ‘illogical’ to conduct La Liga matches this weekend following the fatal flooding in eastern Spain — AFP pic Diego Simeone, the Argentine coach of Atletico Madrid, stated yesterday that it is ‘illogical’ to conduct La Liga matches this weekend following the fatal flooding in eastern Spain — AFP pic Subscribe to our WhatsApp Channel, follow us on Instagram, and enable browser notifications for essential news updates. Sunday,

03 November 2024, 9:05 AM MYT MADRID, November 3 — Atletico Madrid’s coach, Diego Simeone, stated yesterday that it is “illogical” to conduct La Liga matches this weekend following the fatal flooding in eastern Spain, while Barcelona’s manager, Hansi Flick, proposed the complete cancellation of the weekend’s schedule. -ADVERTISEMENT- The Valencia region saw catastrophic flash floods last week, resulting in a minimum of 211 fatalities, with several individuals still unaccounted for. Victors Real Madrid’s trip to Valencia and Villarreal’s encounter with Rayo Vallecano were deferred; nonetheless, Simeone stated that all matches ought to have been cancelled.

“It is evident that the current situation is nonsensical and exceedingly challenging,” Simeone stated to reporters prior to Atletico’s match against Las Palmas on Sunday. “It is poignant to witness the multitude of individuals taking to the streets to assist … with whatever resources they possess…” “Some individuals are experiencing significant hardship, which is profoundly distressing, yet we are in a position where we are encouraged to persevere, and thus we persist.” Barcelona’s coach Hansi Flick proposed that cancelling all matches may have been suitable. “Deciding on the course of action is challenging; we commenced this round yesterday,

” Flick informed reporters prior to Barcelona’s derby match against Espanyol on Sunday. “It is a tragedy for me; we experienced a similar situation in Germany three years ago, which is equally distressing to witness.” “We will certainly support the region if possible; however, other matters are for the league to determine.” When asked if he would have postponed the entire round of La Liga matches, Flick indicated a preference for that course of action. “Were I to make the decision, I might proceed accordingly; it is a tragedy for this region and for Spain as well, so perhaps yes,” stated the German coach.

La Liga president Javier Tebas addressed criticism of the decision to conduct eight top-flight matches this weekend on the social networking platform X. “In light of the dire circumstances currently facing Spain, we believe the most appropriate message is to maintain momentum, except in the impacted regions,” stated the La Liga chief. “The optimal message is to actively engage in our workplaces, akin to employees in all other sectors, by providing visibility to the situation, generating resources, and conveying to the world the necessity of collective effort to progress.” Communication for an acquaintance

This weekend’s La Liga matches will observe a moment of silence in honour of the victims before to kick-off. On Thursday, the Spanish league announced its collaboration with the Red Cross charity organisation to generate disaster relief donations during broadcasts of matches in Spain’s premier divisions this weekend. On Saturday, an injury-plagued Girona narrowly defeated Leganes 4-3. Following the Catalans’ advancement, Miguel Gutierrez displayed two shirts: one conveying support for a buddy and another inscribed with “strength Valencia.”

“I have observed videos and participated in video calls with friends in Valencia, and it was a complete disaster; it was utter chaos,” stated Gutierrez following the match. The initial garment was intended for my friend Enrique, whose mother is unaccounted for; she was swept away by the river, and efforts to locate her are ongoing. “I informed him that if I score, I will dedicate it to him and the entire population of Valencia, as the events that have transpired are extraordinary.” In the opening match of the day,

Osasuna forward Ante Budimir displayed a shirt bearing a message of solidarity for those impacted, as part of his celebration following a goal against Real Valladolid in a 1-0 triumph. Getafe coach Jose Bordalas stated that matches should not have occurred this weekend, given his team is scheduled to face Celta Vigo on Monday.

Bordalas stated, “These are challenging times for all; we witness images and hear various testimonies, which instill fear.” “This series of matches ought not to have occurred… it is illogical, as we are confronting the most significant catastrophe in Spain in recent decades.” “I understand that football enthusiasts are contemplating this;

however, our attention is directed towards the significant tragedy that has occurred in the Valencian community.” On Saturday, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez stated that the disaster was the second deadliest flood in Europe this century and declared a substantial augmentation of security troops assigned to relief efforts. — Agence France-Presse