After Real Madrid defeated Villarreal at home in matchday 8 of La Liga, Roncero discussed the team's performance and controversial refereeing decisions in his post-match video review. He questioned the decision to send off Vinicius for pulling Saliba's hair, stating that if you hire Mourinho, you must accept his personality and methods.

Roncero said: "My God, this is so difficult! How can it be so hard to win matches now? Look at Real Madrid's current situation, then look at the referee's decisions, because I have to factor those in. Yes, the team has worked hard and shown the right attitude, but the performance hasn't been smooth enough. In the first half, we relied on Güler; in the second half, we relied on Valverde. After Valverde moved to the right wing, the team's attacking play and overall performance improved significantly. That Uruguayan is like a machine on that wing.

Diomande finally broke the deadlock in his first start. You know, this was a brave decision because it meant benching Vinicius. And he made the most of it, scoring the winning goal—a very valuable goal. Diomande, this kid performed brilliantly. First start, first goal, and a goal that brought three points. These three points are so valuable. That's how things are right now...

But I really wish I could watch a Real Madrid match where the referee's decisions don't make everyone angry. I know you'll say to me: "Come on, didn't Mourinho also protest?" But look at an example from the first half: someone kicked Güler from behind, right in front of the referee's eyes. That was a clear-cut yellow card, but he didn't give it. He didn't give it because he didn't want to. I don't know why—whether he doesn't like us or has something against us.

As for Vinicius, you could say: "Hey, he pulled the opponent's hair, that could be a red card." But I'm looking at it now, they've sent the rules. Law 12: Fouls and Misconduct. How pulling hair should be punished depends on the force and nature of the action. If it's deliberate hair-pulling—and this was deliberate—but without excessive force used against the opponent, then it should be a yellow card for unsporting behavior.

I noticed he pulled back, but the opponent kept running. Also, notice this, nobody's pointing it out: Saliba didn't protest at all. He didn't protest, didn't make any gesture, just kept running forward. In other words, this action didn't stop him from running or knock him to the ground. But someone says: "Come on, he pulled his hair, that's a red card." No, no, he didn't bring the opponent down.

Let's look at what situations deserve a red card. If the hair-pulling is clearly brutal, uses excessive force, or is very violent, then the player should be sent off for violent conduct. Do you really think this hair pull used excessive force or was very violent? Very violent? I repeat, Saliba didn't even protest.

So, if you call it an "orange card" offense, I could even accept that. But in the end, it leaves the team with ten men. However, just three weeks ago, someone kicked your leg from the side—a kick that could have broken your leg—and VAR didn't intervene. And Cristian Romero's foul on Bellingham, studs high at knee height, VAR didn't intervene either... Some kicks could send you to the hospital, and VAR doesn't intervene, but they step in for hair-pulling because they think it's too brutal... And then they keep punishing Tchouaméni and other Real Madrid players...

That's how it is. I've said it many times: they don't like us. Look, it's like you fall in love with a girl and want to be with her, but she doesn't like you, and she has the right not to like you. So don't bother her. If she says no, it's no, because love has to be mutual, has to go both ways. If the answer is no, then it's no, and a relationship can't form.

The referees don't like Real Madrid. No, no, they don't like us. This attitude is clear. Look, even at the Bernabéu, with all the pressure from the crowd, they still say: "Come on, go ahead, yellow card, red card, go." They actually enjoy it more, they like it, because now they're really letting loose, there's no turning back.

As for whether Mourinho can hold back, look, I was the first to say this at the start of the season: "I think he's too calm, too complacent, too laid-back." If you hire Mourinho, you have to accept everything that comes with him, good and bad, what you like and what you don't. But you'll say: "That's Mourinho." And what Mourinho won't do is turn the other cheek after being slapped.

I say, I could never be Real Madrid's manager. If I were in that derby, experiencing those things, and here again today, I'd be sent off in the derby and today as well. So I could never be a manager. And I also couldn't be a professional player on the pitch, because if the referee is unfair, I really can't take it. And against Real Madrid, since the Negreira case, it's not just unfair decisions, but always biased in one direction; if there's any doubt, they will crush Real Madrid. Without apologies.

Did you notice that when Diomande scored, he was a inch from offside, clearly onside, but the linesman raised his flag. Haven't we already agreed on this? Because there's VAR, unless the linesman sees it very clearly, he shouldn't raise his flag, because that's what VAR is for. If it turns out to be offside, VAR will tell you. But if you're not sure, don't raise the flag. But this goal was clearly onside, he was well onside, an inch onside. Yet the linesman raised his flag anyway. It felt like he was saying: "No, no, Real Madrid scored, that has to be disallowed." Relax, mate, there's VAR, take it easy, don't raise the flag.

Okay, I tell you, these three points were hard-won, obtained through a fight. Representing Real Madrid's spirit are Jude Bellingham, a true leader. And Valverde, who wore the captain's armband in the second half and was outstanding, and Güler in the first half. Courtois, as always, saved every ball that came to him. The whole team fought like lions, through all sorts of difficulties and extremely tough situations.

As for Vinicius, the kid had just scored a goal, and then... I know, he made a mistake. Vini, don't pull anyone's hair.

By the way, there was that Real Madrid vs. Alavés match that cost us the league title... Yes, yes, that match cost us the league, and Atlético Madrid ended up winning. That match was played at Valdebebas, and we ended up losing to Alavés. Laguardia pulled Marcelo's hair like this in the penalty area—that should have been a penalty. But that day, VAR and the referee weren't so thorough, and also weren't so concerned with hair. That's the difference between decisions that favor Real Madrid and those that don't. It's very difficult.

You know what's scary? El Clásico in two weeks. My God, I really don't know. I think the best thing would be if they just stay calm, drink a couple of cups of chamomile tea before the match, because I don't even want to think about what we might face. At Camp Nou, and with the situation as it is now...

Okay. Alright, everyone, three solid points, outstanding. Great work, Yan, Yan. Diomande. Diomande. Don't get confused with "Yans"—there are a few "Yans." This is Yan Diomande, yin and yang."

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