An AAA lawyer gathered material from Carlos Tevez’s strong statements against the referee after the draw against Barracas Central and will prosecute it.
The controversial arbitration of Pablo Dovalo in the tie between Central Barracks and Independentby date 9 of the Professional League Cup, continues to raise dust. It is that after the strong statements of Carlos Tevez against the match referee, the Argentine Association of Referees (AAA) will bring the “Red” coach to justice.
“I accompany you in this decision to move forward with the judicialization of the issue,” he expressed. Federico Beligoysecretary general of the AAA, in dialogue with TyC Sports. The lawyer for the referees’ union contacted Dóvalo and informed him that he was going to gather all the material of what they said. Carlos Tevez and the Independiente footballers, specifically captain Iván Marcone, who demanded the expulsion of Alexis Domínguez for a very hard hit.
From the official account on the social network xthe AAA shared a statement: “The Argentine Association of Referees strongly repudiates the statements made by Mr. Carlos Tevez within the framework of the match between Club Atlético Barracas Central vs. Club Atlético Independiente, in which, in reference to the performance of our affiliate Pablo German Dovaloexpressed serious terms that slander, insult and incite violence, undermining the good name and honor of Mr. Dóvalo.”
Referees, on the warpath
Federico Beligoyboss of the Argentine Association of Referees, signed the letter and stressed that they will support Pablo Dovalo before Justice: “How can I not accompany him in the face of a similar event or facts of public knowledge of the atrocities that have been said? I have known him for 25 years, I know his family, his life. Obviously the body of lawyers is already working to initiate legal actions against anyone, as long as they are under those terms,” he said.
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Furthermore, the head of the referees made an analogy: “We have to keep our heads down and continue working. We are all football fans. If I raise an issue about that player and then unfortunately what you raise happens, obviously people are going to think badly.” , said. And he added: “Do you think we can think badly about the 2011 penalty when Carlitos missed the penalty and Argentina was left out of the Copa América? Can we think badly? Imagine if, prior to that match, they had raised a question about who he took the penalty and that he missed it, and we all came out to say that he is a criminal.”
Source: Ambito
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