According to Cadena SER, Fali (Rafael J. M. Giménez Hack) appeared on the program "El Larguero" and heavily criticized Cadiz. He was dismissed in January this year and is currently playing for Xerez CD. On the show, he recalled his hasty departure from Cadiz.

"I didn't leave Cadiz the way I wanted to. That incident disappointed the Cadiz fans." He mentioned that after being booed by fans at the Nuevo Mirandilla stadium, he made a silencing gesture toward them.
"It made me angry when people booed him. Iza is one of us, one of the people who cares about Cadiz as much as we do. When the team struggled, he bled, sweated and cried just like I did. So at that moment I felt really bad," he explained.
Fali acknowledged that his reaction at the time was wrong and that he wanted to apologize to the fans. However, he said he had "contract issues" with Cadiz at that time and couldn't speak publicly for a while because "I don't have social media and couldn't express myself."
He regretfully said that this apology came too late: "Unfortunately, I suffered a knee injury at that time and had to miss six months of competition. I always wanted to give something back to the fans; they loved me so much, and I loved them just as much." He remained regretful that he couldn't prove himself on the pitch.
When recalling his departure from Cadiz, Fali's tone became especially emphatic. He said he had become caught up in contract disputes while playing for the club. After Cadiz was relegated from La Liga to Segunda División, the club asked him to take a pay cut, and he agreed: "But not to the amount they wanted."
He continued: "Everything fell apart for me. I was playing, but I wasn't receiving proper wages, and nobody knew about it. I played in Tenerife with 14 stitches, and at that time I wasn't being paid; it was based on a verbal agreement. Of course, a verbal agreement is fine. I can also say now that I had a verbal agreement with Cadiz, and they owe me ten million euros; let them pay me."
Fali said he decided to renew his contract with Cadiz in December, but a few months later, the situation changed 180 degrees: "Mr. Manolo Vizcaíno initially told me I wasn't for sale, and six months later, when Cadiz made the playoff and everything was going well, he said they didn't need Fali anymore."
"Vizcaíno initially told me I wasn't for sale, and then he fired me for being overweight. At that time I found it very difficult to accept because some players in the team had worse physical condition than me but were still playing." Fali said that at that moment he could only hear these words with irony because he believed he could prove his worth on the pitch. "Everything fell apart for me; this wasn't the outcome I expected."
Nevertheless, Fali's feelings toward Cadiz haven't changed: "I love my Cadiz so much. No matter what happens, I will always be a Cadiz fan because I spent many years here. My daughters live here, and they will continue to stay here."
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