The commentator took aim this Wednesday against the Asturian president: “Don’t talk to me about humility. “Don’t give me any bullshit political demagogic lesson again, keep it for yourself and the fools who believe you.”
The sports commentator Paco Gonzalez has responded harshly to the president of the Principality of Asturias, Adrián Barbón, in relation to the controversy that arose from the former’s comments about Asturias. González had stated in the program “El Partidazo de COPE” that “Asturias cannot boast much”, which provoked an energetic reply from Barbón. In his response, González expressed his discontent with the Asturian president’s statements: “I’m going to tell you very clearly Barbón, when the elders speak, you keep your mouth shut, they probably told you more than once in your house,” the commentator began. sports, who went on to point out that, while Barbón was a child, he was already talking about Asturias into a microphone for all of Spain.
González defended his knowledge of the region and the humility of its people, highlighting his own personal experience. «I will not tolerate you once in my entire damn life giving me lessons about how hard-working and humble the people of Asturias are, as if I didn’t know what the people of Asturias are like, Barboncito.«said the commentator. He also recalled his childhood, visiting with his father a small ruined house where eight people lived, to underline his familiarity with the Asturian reality. And he ended his message by criticizing Barbón for what he considered a “political demagogic lesson”: “When you were not even a sperm, I had been going with my father for years, to four walls that remained standing of a 20-meter house in which 8 people lived there, without partitions, without walls. Don’t talk to me about humility. Don’t give me any bullshit political demagogic lesson again, keep it for yourself and the fools who believe you. Let it be very clear to you, Barbon, Barboncito.«.
«If you lack money, instead of picking up the phone to play with Twitter, you call Madrid and ask for it. Now, if you want to continue playing Hedi, Pedro’s best friend…” González pointed out after listing a series of “Asturian problems”, such as youth unemployment or lack of investment. The controversy began when Paco González, during a conversation with Juanma Castaño in “El Partidazo de COPE”, He expressed his excitement about the atmosphere at the Carlos Tartiere stadium but questioned whether Asturias had many things to boast about. This provoked a strong reaction from Barbón, who highlighted the positive qualities of Asturians and later qualified his words in additional publications.
