The encyclicals of the Cardinal of Barcelona

(And its satellites, followers of Atleti, especially infiltrateds in the rogue cave press)

You, who are young, as journalist (atletico fan) De La Morena would say, maybe you don't remember... but in 2009 the Archbishop of Barcelona decided that it was his pastoral duty to criticize the signing of Cristiano Ronaldo by Real Madrid. He said nothing about the nationalistic drift of his parish, the indoctrinating use of schools or other minor problems. No: the important thing was to criticize that Ronaldo had cost a few million and Florentino, who threatened to end Pep's reign, was a consummate villain for that.

In his homily (in 2009 there were few of us who tweeted) he called for solidarity and austerity. No huge waste, typical of the crisis of values ​​that blah blah. Valdano, who in those was in charge of getting RM rid of the nonsense, responded to the good Sistach... that he had said nothing when Barcelona (La Masía club, I add) signed Ibrahimovic. 66 million cost, there was no need to remember the poor people. Now that 13 years have passed, the correct thing is to continue with this https://twitter.com/realmadrid/status/1534801242706395137 < p style="text-align: justify;">The homilies disappeared with the signings of Neymar (17 million and more things), Coutinho (120 and counting), Dembele (one million for each micro-tear, one hundred and many) and the rare exchanges of Pjanic or Ferrán.

This summer, Real Madrid, after some austerity markets, threatens to spend 100 million on the future midfielder of continental reference... and all the apostles of waste and values ​​have returned. Those of Barcelona (who have been so blind with the growing bankruptcy of their team) and those of their subsidiary, Atleti, who are doing so little to save the football we have known, when they would have everything to be at the forefront.

As we have been the best-managed club in times of crisis, and we can afford it, I would say to Florentino that 120 million better than 100. 125 better than 120. Let them be mad at everything they have to be mad at.

There is also a social good: if a third cousin on Tchoumeni's father receives a commission of 4 million, those 4 million will be in the economy and not in our safe. Someone will drink a mojito that will serve to consolidate the job of that waiter who serves the cocktail. Let's do it for the mixologists. Florentino, sign him up