According to Cadena SER, Fali (Rafael J. M. Giménez-Hack) appeared as a guest on "El Larguero" and launched a fierce attack against Cadiz. He was fired in January and now plays for Xerez CD. During the show, he recalled his abrupt departure from Cadiz.

"I didn't leave Cadiz the way I wanted to. The way it happened disappointed the Cadiz fans." He mentioned that he had made a "shushing" gesture to fans after being booed at Nuevo Mirandilla.

"It angered me when people booed him. Iza is one of us, one of those who cares about Cadiz just like we do. When the team is in trouble, he bleeds and cries just like I do. So I felt terrible at that moment," he explained.

Fali acknowledged that his reaction was wrong and that he wanted to apologize to the fans. However, he stated that he had "contract issues" with Cadiz at the time and couldn't speak publicly for a while because "I don't have social media, and I wasn't able to express myself."

He regretfully said that this apology came too late: "I suffered a serious knee injury at that time and was out for six months. I always wanted to give something back to the fans—they loved me so much, and I loved them so much." He always regretted not being able to prove himself on the pitch.

Recalling his departure from Cadiz, Fali's tone was very strong. He said that he was involved in a contract dispute while playing for the club. After Cadiz was relegated to Segunda División, the club asked him to accept a salary cut, and he agreed: "But not to the extent they wanted."

He continued: "Everything fell apart for me. I played constantly but wasn't paid what I should have been, and nobody knew about it. I played for Tenerife with 14 stitches, and at that time I wasn't paid—it was based on a verbal agreement. Of course, a verbal agreement is fine. I could also say now that I have a verbal agreement with Cadiz, and they owe me ten million euros; let them give me the money."

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 first said I wasn't for sale, and six months later, when Cadiz reached the playoff round and everything looked good, he said they no longer needed Fali."

"Vizcaíno first said I wasn't for sale, then he fired me for being overweight. It was difficult for me to accept at that time because some players on the team were in worse condition than me but still played." Fali said he could only listen to these words with cynicism at the time because he was confident 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. Whatever happens, I will always be a Cadiz fan because I've been here for years. My daughters live here, and they will continue to live here."

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