Fernando calls Pulido Santana and his assistant “son of a bitch”

The last moments of Seville-Osasuna they left the expulsion of the Brazilian player from the Sevillian team, Ferdinand. A dismissal that could have serious consequences for the player can be seen in the minutes of the referee Pulido Santana. In the text, in the other incidents section, it writes that “The said player was sent off in minute 94 for the following reason: addressing my assistant referee number 1 in the following terms: ‘bastard, bastard, son of a bitch, bastard“. Once ejected, the members of his team had to hold him, addressing me in the following terms: “son of a bitch, you are a son of a dog“.

We will now see what decision was adopted by the Competition Committee this Wednesday but initially the player was exposed to a serious penalty that could start with four matches according to article 99 of the Disciplinary Code regarding insults, verbal offenses and abusive attitude and it reads: “Insulting, insulting or addressing the main referee, assistants, fourth referee, managers or sports authorities in insulting terms or attitudes, unless it constitutes a more serious offence, will incur four suspension year. twelve games”.

In addition, when two different actions occur in the angry reaction of the player, the penalty can be higher and reach five or six games.

In the best scenarios for the footballer and Sevilla, this dismissal can be considered contempt. We start with at least two games, which could be higher because he insulted an assistant and his referee. In this case, it would be article 124 relating to attitudes of contempt or indifference and would read the following: “Responding to referees, managers or sports authorities in terms or in attitudes of contempt or disregard provided that the action does not constitute a more serious offense, it will be subject to a suspension of two to three games or for a period of up to one month”. The decision is now in the hands of the three members of the Competition Committee.