Who says “it was a shame”
Coapa Cínica.- These days we have seen Argentines complain by the judges of the Miss Universe pageant, to PETA to complain about the Thanksgivingand now the América coach has come out to complain about the refereeing of the match they lost against Monterrey, confirming that we are officially in “The Week of Congruence and Shame.”
After his team’s 2-0 defeat against Monterrey, André Jardine exploded against referee Jesús Rafael López, in one of those cases of cynicism that makes one wonder if reality is not still an absurd comedy series.
“Today the arbitration issue in my vision…was a shame.”
– André Jardine on the refereeing against the Rayados de Monterrey. pic.twitter.com/xsmt4PhC2s
— Cerebros (@CerebrosG) November 27, 2025
The América coach complaining about the referee seems like a Monty Python script
“I just looked at the entries, I’m a little touched; if we talk about what I think, it’s not going to add up. We have to focus on the game, but I’m just going to comment that the refereeing issue, in my view, was a shame”said Jardine without any regret.
After giving some examples in which, according to him, the whistler favored the Rayados, André (yes, like that, without “s” and with an accent on the “e”) threw a tantrum over the resounding victory of the Monterrey team, which has them with one foot in Cancún.
🦅 André Jardine after losing the first leg of the quarterfinals against Rayados
💥 “The refereeing issue today was a shame”
💥 “This team in our house is very confident”
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“Monterrey’s forcefulness ended up making the difference. A balanced match, they found a goal from outside the Canales area”added the Brazilian helmsman, as if trying to hide that he had just whimpered about the refereeing.
After clarifying that his striker Allan Saint-Maximin did not play due to influenza, and once again complaining about the refereeing decisions, the strategist insisted on mentioning the referee, as if wanting to put pressure on the Refereeing Commission from now on to see if they will receive an early penalty.