Brazilian full-back Dani Alves decided to protest against reports claiming Barcelona players messed up the locker room at Getafe on Halloween.
Pictures showing a messed up locker room at Getafe’s Coliseum Alfonso Pérez had emerged along with reports claiming a disrespectful behaviour from Barça players. Barça had released an official statement to apologize for their players interrupting Víctor Rodríguez’ post-match press conference dressed in Halloween outfits. Alves said: “We did not make the locker rooms dirty like that. Someone has messed it up and said it was us.”
When asked about the club’s injury issues, Alves added: “It’s wear and tear after a long time competing at a high level. It’s happening in football, not only at Barça or Real Madrid. It’s an example that we are human, not machines. So many years competing takes its toll.”
Brazilian full-back Dani Alves decided to protest against reports claiming Barcelona players messed up the locker room at Getafe on Halloween.
Pictures showing a messed up locker room at Getafe’s Coliseum Alfonso Pérez had emerged along with reports claiming a disrespectful behaviour from Barça players. Barça had released an official statement to apologize for their players interrupting Víctor Rodríguez’ post-match press conference dressed in Halloween costumes. Alves said: “We did not make the locker rooms dirty like that. Someone has messed it up and said it was us.”
When asked about the club’s injury issues, Alves added: “It’s wear and tear after a long time competing at a high level. It’s happening in football, not only at Barça or Real Madrid. It’s an example that we are human, not machines. So many years competing takes its toll.”
