@manunitedtransfer: 🚨 Sergio Ramos on leny yoro’s red card against atletico madrid: “if that is a red card, i would have been sent off in every single game i ever played.” “I was at home watching the Champions League replays, enjoying the football, until that moment came on the screen. I had to pause it. I replayed it three, four times. I looked at the television and said, ‘Wait, is this really the Champions League? The striker gets half a yard on him. Yoro is recovering, he gets close, and he puts an arm across him to feel his run. Just an arm. A normal, natural challenge between two elite athletes competing at the highest level. He didn't pull his shirt off his back. He didn't slide from behind. He didn't kick him. He didn't tackle recklessly. He simply made contact. And suddenly, the striker feels a hand on his chest and his legs completely stop working. He collapses as if he had been hit by a truck. Since when did football become this soft? People talk to me about red cards. Believe me, I know all about red cards. I have twenty-nine of them in my career. When I got sent off, everybody in the stadium knew why. There was fire, there was battle, there was real contact. If what Yoro did is considered a straight red card today, I swear to you I wouldn't have finished five minutes on the pitch. I would have received a red card in every single match of my entire life. What is a central defender supposed to do now? Stand three meters away and applaud when a striker runs past him? Defending is an art, and physical contact is the heart of that art. If you remove the battle, you remove the soul of the game. The referee on the pitch didn’t even see a red card at first. Then someone in a room sitting behind a screen calls him over, slows down the footage to five frames per second, and turns a light touch into a crime. Slow motion makes a simple touch look like an assault. Yoro is a young boy with incredible talent playing on the biggest stage. To punish him with a red card for

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