Chile’s defeat against Argentina, on the second date of the Copa América, was a mandatory topic in with you in the morning.
With obvious annoyance, Julio César Rodríguez and Monserrat Álvarez questioned the charges (and non-charges) of the Uruguayan referee. According to the morning host, the judge ended up conditioning the development of the game. “It’s not because Chile lost, but it shows too much. I don’t want to go against the referees, but it’s a shame.”lamented the communicator.
And when everyone seemed to agree on this point, journalist Roberto Cox burst into the studio and took another path.
What did Roberto Cox say?
“I have always said, I have Chilean nationality, my mother is Argentine, but when Chile and Argentina play, I go for Chile”CHV’s young face clarified right away.
He then argued that “Although I was going to Chile, I deeply disagree with what was being proposed here. I don’t want to be hypocritical and I want to say what I think”.
“It makes me a little ashamed that we complain about the refereeing when we didn’t play well, we couldn’t make two passes in a row and we are complaining about the refereeing”Cox shot.
Along the same lines, he indicated that “We didn’t even deserve to draw. We may have a complaint, but that we are dedicating so many minutes to refereeing, when Chile really did not play well…”.
As expected, his opinion generated all kinds of reactions among viewers.
