Tebas denies censoring players & fans protest concerning Miami match

Javier Tebas argues with journalist about whether LaLiga were right to sensor protests on Miami game

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00:00You censured the protest of the players in this last week of Liga.

00:03Do you regret that decision that took the Liga?

00:06We have many years ago we have a political line of editorial

00:10that everything that happens in the game has to be relaxed with the football game.

00:14We have had...

00:15But they were relaxed, they were playing the football game.

00:18No, but well, when...

00:19It's to say, if a football player had taken the ball, it would have taken the ball.

00:22It was football.

00:23No, when it was also spontaneous and the football game...

00:25No, but this wasn't spontaneous, it was just the football game.

00:27...and the other players we had in the game, and the athletes were standing.

00:30No, but you're not talking to them.

00:31It's a zero game.

00:32No, no, it's a zero game.

00:33No, no, it's a zero game.

00:34No, no, it's a zero game.

00:36No, I don't think you have one game.

00:37But, I don't know...

00:38When there's a negative one ever laid out, these guys have taken the ball...

00:40I don't know what they were saying, because it doesn't take a ball.

00:42When there's an incident, and when it's all kind of spontane,

00:45in many occasions, the game has not been played until it has reduced to some time.

00:50However, we haven't taken out the images, and almost never we've taken the images.

00:52And we've given them any of the resumences, any of them.

00:55And that has been our criteria, and we have maintained it, no more.

00:57And because we considered that it was an incident that we had to detect that we didn't see anything else.

01:03But it was seen perfectly because we knew that social media was recorded,

01:07but it's the line of editorial that we have maintained since 12 years.