Paco Jémez revealed how he picked his players up after Real Madrid’s 10-2 win
Paco Jémez revealed he had to console his players, following Real Madrid’s 10-2 win over Rayo Vallecano.
Speaking after the match Jemez said that he felt sorry for his players, as they were forced to play with nine men, after two early cards, however he also criticized them for losing their temper, which eventually led to one of heaviest defeat in the history of Spanish top flight football. While Rayo Vallecano boss also suggested the events result in Real Madrid’s 10-2 win shouldn’t have happen in the best league of the World.
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It’s been a long time since I saw something so grotesque and shameful as what I did today,” he stated.
“We lost everything, plus a lot of credibility. We feel downtrodden and humiliated and what happened hurts us all.
“When you see guys built like castles in the dressing room crying, you feel sorry for them.
“There was little to explain, I could only console them. The damage will be felt for the whole week.
“I imagine the fans of Madrid will be very happy, but this should not happen in the best League in the world, neither here nor anywhere.
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“I found the game strange at times. I thought it was a dream, but it wasn’t. It was real.
“Something very rare happened, and I’m not talking about the referee, I’m talking about the circumstances.
“I enjoyed the first few minutes of my team. The match would’ve been great and competitive if it was 11 v 11, but that was taken away from us.
“It became a murder and things got really ugly.
“Tito’s red card was just an incident in the game and I have nothing to blame him for.
“It was an event in the game, which in this case has hurt us.
“Merry Christmas to everyone, including the referee.”