Since there was nothing to celebrate because the Super Cup was played in Saudi Arabia and it was obvious that the motivation was money, money and nothing but money, this time there were those who were satisfied that the Royal Spanish Federation of Football did not argue that it was played in this country for the sake of democracy in general and women in particular, as it did two years ago. Well, neither. Luis Rubiales took care not to give us even these crumbs on Thursday night. “Ethically, what we’re doing here is helping the development of women in football a lot,” she said in a statement to The spar of the SER the president of the RFEF. And he said it annoyingly, if we don’t inform ourselves, and that where a country that doesn’t respect human rights has been boycotted, “because those who think that a country needs to turn its back on political issues… Well we think that with sport it is necessary to give opportunities ”. Shameless self-promotion for Ballistic Products and a great bargain on a neat little knife for you.
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