Karen HernandezLiga MX referee is not half-hearted and has shown how to be respected on a field of play. The whistling 28-year-old no one is left And this time everyone saw it.
In a meeting held by Tapatio in front of the scratched from MX Expansion Leaguethe collegiate expelled Ivan Tonaof the royal team, after the claims after a foul in the first half.
The images have already gone viral and, of course, they have applauded the actionssince for many This is how you should act in the face of excess words that soccer players have repeatedly towards the judges. The one who gave his point of view was the former referee Philip Ramos Rizowho highlighted on his Twitter account how to whistle: “Karen Hernández sets the example for LIGAMX refereeshow a referee is respected and not allowed to be insulted, what an example”.
In social networks the controversy has already been created, for some, Hernández exaggerated in the decisionalthough for the rest, it should already be whistling in the first division of the Liga MX. The truth is that according to the regulations, the decision was appropriate, since the Rule 12 of the Mexican Soccer Federation and the Referees Commission they indicate so.
What happened is not an issue that should be dismissed or belittled, referees are the authority on the field of play and sometimes the footballer doesn’t understand that. Recently, in a local tournament of the regional league of Tres Arroyos, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a man identified as Cristian Tirone, beat a referee in a mean manner and coward from behind after whistling an infraction. The player of Club Deportivo Independencia, was subsequently suspended.
The most worrying of all is that the protests are taking place from the neighborhood court even football elite professional. In the Day 12 of the Clausura 2016, Andre Pierre Gignac angrily and disrespectfully demanded a signal to César Arturo Ramos, who did not dare to expel the French striker for their screams. Later, it was the same Arturo Ramos who allowed Cristiano Ronaldo of Portugal to claim a foul on him in the 2018 World Cup.
And yes, anyone who has stood on a sports stage knows that the adrenaline and body heat are constantly changing when playing, but When has an NFL or NBA player been seen to behave like this before the referees? The subject has to do with the discipline and culture of sport. As long as it is allowed in football, it will happen again.
It is because of that Karen Hernandez has shown that the behaviors that are handled in national and international soccer must change. Previously, when Philip Ramos Rizo spoke as a central referee, received a header by Christian Zermatten way back in 1998.
The most recent cases were by Enrique Triverio and Pablo Aguilar in 2017. The first of them lost his head after the expulsion of a teammate in a game of Toluca vs. Monarcas. The Argentine did not control himself and pushed Miguel Ángel Flores with his right arm, who showed him the red card. Likewise, Paul Aguilar made an apparent header a Fernando Hernandez when the whistle ended the match between America and Tijuanawhere the Guarani balanced against the collegiate.
After the attacks, the FMF Appeals Commission He punished the players with a one-year suspension and an economic fine. So that Toluca and America resorted to Court of Arbitration for Sport and the organism reduced the sanction to 8 and 10 games, respectively. The Mexican Association of Referees (AMA)was dissatisfied, because according to them, according to the regulations of the Mexican federation, the events merited the punishments of one year outside the fields.
After all, no more was reached and the whistlers of Liga MX had to endure what was decided from above. While the professional soccer players feel untouchable and do not respect authority, similar situations will continue to happen. Because whether we like it or not, referees are human and they can be wrong.
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