zbet911 Real Madrid right-back Lucas Vazquez believes the referee was too strict with his Los Blancos players, who received a flurry of yellow cards for protesting. zbet911

zbet911s Real Madrid right-back Lucas Vazquez feels his players were treated too harshly by referees after Alejandro Muniz Ruiz was shown four yellow cards in their 3-2 La Liga win over Alaves, Marca reported on Wednesday. ( zbet911 )

zbet911s Over the summer, the Referees’ Committee introduced new rules which stipulate that only the captain can talk to the referee about the decision, and any dissent, including gestures, will be penalised with a yellow card. zbet911s

It’s a rule that players have had to adapt to, with Los Blancos in particular having picked up nine of the 15 yellow cards they’ve received for protesting decisions, and six of the last eight for the same reason, while Barcelona and Atletico Madrid players have yet to be booked for protesting referees. ( zbet911s )

‘I think they were very strict. What Fede (Valverde) did today was a little bit of a story. I think what he did in the third minute didn’t deserve a yellow card. The other day, Kylian’s action was a bit sensitive. We understand that the referee wants to stop the moaning a little bit, but I think we need a middle ground. ‘ 

‘Everyone on the pitch moves very fast and we have to understand the players and lower the standards a little bit. In these two games, protests are punished more than kicks. We got two yellow cards without committing a foul and out of 10 fouls, they didn’t get a yellow card. I think it’s something to look at, but I understand that things will get better,’ Vasquez said.