Pep Guardiola says that Barcelona should not have played with La Palmas
In the middle of the scene of growing tensions in the city, Barca tried to postpone the game with Las Palmas, but after seeing the rejection rejected by the League, ended up playing the game behind closed doors, winning 3-0.
"I would not have played the Barca-Las Palmas game, not even." Guardiola told Catalunya Radio.
"And if it had to be thrown, then not behind closed doors. You do it with the public there, with all the consequences."
The former Barcelona player and coach was shocked by the scenes of violence that were broadcast around the world, while attempts to close the polls by the Spanish Civil Guard led to clashes.
"The images do not lie, there were people who wanted to vote and were attacked with violence"
"There are over 700 wounds ... people who would vote, not steal a bank.
"Spain will try to hide reality, but the rest of the world media will show. The images are clear and everyone knows what happened.
Pep Guardiola was shocked by the scenes of violence in the elections
"We do not want them to think we do not like Spain. Spain is an incredible country, with its literature, sport, cities ... but you have to understand that there is a population that wants to decide its future.
"The prime minister of the Spanish government must accept questions, remaining the prime minister of all Spaniards.
"The laws are different now 30 years ago.Everything has changed.The message from the opposition's prime minister made me sad.
"Why can not we learn from the British, who have had many years of democracy than us?"
"I would not have played the Barca-Las Palmas game, not even." Guardiola told Catalunya Radio.
"And if it had to be thrown, then not behind closed doors. You do it with the public there, with all the consequences."
The former Barcelona player and coach was shocked by the scenes of violence that were broadcast around the world, while attempts to close the polls by the Spanish Civil Guard led to clashes.
"The images do not lie, there were people who wanted to vote and were attacked with violence"
"There are over 700 wounds ... people who would vote, not steal a bank.
"Spain will try to hide reality, but the rest of the world media will show. The images are clear and everyone knows what happened.
Pep Guardiola was shocked by the scenes of violence in the elections
"We do not want them to think we do not like Spain. Spain is an incredible country, with its literature, sport, cities ... but you have to understand that there is a population that wants to decide its future.
"The prime minister of the Spanish government must accept questions, remaining the prime minister of all Spaniards.
"The laws are different now 30 years ago.Everything has changed.The message from the opposition's prime minister made me sad.
"Why can not we learn from the British, who have had many years of democracy than us?"
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