Luis Rubiales has once again been the focus of criticism and attacks on the set of La última noche, where the collaborators of the Telecinco program have accused him of all kinds of attitudes and personal traits after the TAD has temporarily prevented his dismissal by qualifying its lack of “serious” and not “very serious”.
One of the most forceful against Rubiales in the space presented by Sandra Barneda has been Cayetano Martínez de Irujo, who has described him as a "dangerous psychopath" during his speech, in which he regretted the latest statement from the RFEF president after the announcement of the TAD.
For her part, the journalist Ana Pardo has not cut herself off by attacking Rubiales and denouncing his attitude: "This man does not belong to this world, he is so depraved that he does not belong to this world," she stated while the rest of the participants nodded in agreement. the hard attack of the collaborator.
Also a journalist and specialist in women's soccer, Andrea Peláez, has defined Rubiales' attitude as “mafia-like” after being put on trial for his kiss with Jenni Hermoso: “It is an absolutely mafia-like attitude, tying all the loose ends. An honest person would say no to these things ”, she has sentenced.
The last night has gone further, arriving at a bar in Motril where the president of the RFEF had supposedly bought five servings of octopus during the last week and making fun of Rubiales' mother for her hunger strike: "On the second day Ángeles He already looks at the wafers in the tabernacle while salivating," they said mockingly in the program.
In a much more demanding tone, the program presented by Sandra Barneda has interviewed several elite Spanish athletes, who have told their problems with macho and discriminatory attitudes and with a final conclusion from the boxer Joana Pastrana: "If you let the machirulos they gave you a complex, in this sport you didn't get anywhere”.
