The Barcelona press launches this Good Friday against the noble floor of the club (“no CEO or general manager”, recalls Santi Nolla in his column on Sports world) for the lousy management of the tickets released for the match against Eintracht Frankfurt that led to an embarrassing night for the club’s history, which allowed the Camp Nou stands to dress in white. The players unprotected, lined up by an unexpected atmosphere, Barça lost, was eliminated, and 30,000 Germans who entered his house celebrated as if they were in Frankfurt.
The vanguard speaks of “embarrassment in Comanche territory” in an article by Juan Bautista Martínez that points out the failure of the “computer obstacles” that Barça had put in place so that the tickets did not fall into the hands of Germans, as well as the fine work of the resale. In Sports world, Santi Nolla insists on his attack on the club and speaks of “historical shame”. Sport It’s also hard and qualifies the images that were seen during the afternoon-night of Holy Thursday as inadmissible.
In The newspaperthe management is also considered “unfortunate” and of “big mistakes in the offices”. “If the club comes across thousands of tickets, it sells them…” writes Emilio Pérez de Rozas. Ara speaks, for her part, of “one of the saddest nights of Barcelona fans”.