Left-back José Manuel Calderón lasted less time as a Nàstic player than a six-pack of beer at the door of an Airbnb. Four hours, which have served as an opportunity for fans, who have a good memory, to complain about his "Catalan-phobic statements.", after achieving promotion with Córdoba to the Second Division." "I shit on the dead of all Catalans," he said in an Instagram live. And then, he posted a story where he apologized with these words: "I apologize to all the people of Barcelona and all Catalans for my actions in the '~ live. palmos. "Shitting on someone's dead" is humiliating, yes, because it is dirtying, being disrespectful, with the ignoble act of defecating, the memory of those who are no longer with us and who we miss. deceased mother of yours, or you on mine, we are talking about a specific loved one. he "shitted" on the dead of "all Catalans" the demand for forgiveness should be for "all Catalans" But, for reasons beyond my understanding, this happy man apologizes to "all the people of Barcelona and all Catalans" "Catalan", and that, therefore, deserve a separate mention?

Four hours. That's how long José Manuel Calderón has lasted as a player for Nàstic de Tarragona. Several fans had complained following the controversial signing of the Andalusian footballer, who had made some anti-Catalan statements after achieving promotion with Córdoba to the Second Division. "I curse the deaths of all Catalans," the left-back said in a live broadcast on his Instagram account. The incident occurred last summer after the qualifying round of play-off between the Andalusian team and Barça Atlètic (2-1 in favor of the Andalusians). After announcing that he was signing for one season, plus an optional second, Nàstic has backtracked after receiving several criticisms. "Neither forget nor forgive! Fascists out of the Nou Estadi" and "Seriously, this guy? Hatred of Catalans should be a minimum red line, out of pure logic" are some of the responses that could be read in the tweet in which the Catalan club announced the signing.