El Rayo shook social networks with a controversial tweet on 8M

He Vallecano Ray shook social networks this Wednesday with a controversial tweet. The club of Vallecas has posted a message on his official account Twitter honoring the dead Covid throughout the celebration of International Women’s Day and insinuating, in the opinion of many angry users, the relationship between the beginning of the pandemic in 8M 2020 demonstrations.

Among the many blames on the Madrid club, it was recalled that on the same day a Lightning-Elche in Second division with more than 10,000 fans in the stands and where the terrible virus was also able to roam freely. When the 8M rally was held, soccer matches continued to be open to the public.

“Our memory and emotional tribute to the victims of COVID-19 and our solidarity with his family and friends, three years after the start of the complications of the terrible pandemic in our country,” wrote the Madrid club from its official account, causing a real ‘fire’ in networks.

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He Ray It did not stop receiving endless criticism on social networks throughout Wednesday, where it was accused of a little sensitivity to the feminist movement, although not long after the franjirrojo club published a new message on its Twitter account with the hashtag #InternationalWomen’sDay and a picture of some players from his women’s team doing ‘pina’.

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