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Getafe manager and officiating disputes

Overview

The Spanish Association of Football Referees (AESAF) issued a formal condemnation of Getafe manager José Bordalás following a 3-0 defeat against Alavés. AESAF accused Bordalás of ‘overacting’ and using disrespectful language toward debutant referee Manuel Orellana, specifically noting that the coach labeled a red card ‘unjust’ and used the term ‘Cagón’ during the match.

By September, the focus shifted toward team dynamics and ongoing grievances regarding officiating. Getafe player Johan Mojica defended Bordalás, describing him as “the best in the world” and praising his competitive mentality. Meanwhile, Bordalás continued to suggest that his squad has been “prejudiced” by refereeing decisions during the early stages of the league season.

Entities

Getafe CF · José Bordalás · AESAF · Johan Mojica · LaLiga

Timeline

  1. 2 days ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Getafe players and manager discuss team performance and leadership

    Getafe CF player Johan Mojica praised manager José Bordalás as “the best in the world,” while Bordalás addressed officiating concerns and team preparation ahead of their match against Deportivo.

  2. 25 days ago

    [SPORTS] 3 sources
    AESAF condemns Getafe manager José Bordalás over referee criticisms

    The Spanish referee association (AESAF) has condemned Getafe manager José Bordalás for his ‘overacting’ and disrespectful comments regarding officiating decisions during a recent match against Alavés.

Sources

marca.com · mundodeportivo.com