"Move on Unai": Quote Emery room about the remount

Unai Emery, coach of Villarreal, had it bad after his team's draw against Atlético Madrid (2-2) on Sunday.

The ex-Parisian coach pointed out the decision of the referee who refused a goal to Dani Parejo for a supposed hand while the midfielder seemed to have touched the ball with the hip.

Reassembled, he remembered that Gérard Pique, a few weeks ago, had not been penalized for a hand at Villarreal-Barça (1-3).

The Spanish technician has chosen to return to the subject, mixing it with remarks by Pique the day before who commented on a disputed arbitration decision during the meeting between Real Madrid and Valencia (4-1). "Do not say it too loudly, you will be sanctioned", replied the Barcelona following criticism from the Valencian club.

This Sunday, Unai Emery therefore let go: “What is a real penalty ... these are the hands of Pique! Even if he (Pique) said no. And I'm also referring to his tweets about the Real Madrid-Valencia game. He is embarking on other matches. He should be sincere and not confuse people. This penalty was not whistled by the VAR, it was terrible. And on top of that, he took out stuff to deceive people. I think we are not being honest or loyal to the referees, nor to VAR, nor to football. Today I think he (Parejo) hit the ball with his hip, but the referee must have seen something. He hissed it and I accept it. "

Gérard Piqué decided to respond to Unai Emery on Twitter, opting for rooming.

This has surely not escaped the Parisian supporters since Pique referred to the famous comeback of Barça at Camp Nou against PSG (6-1) Emery in 2017, in the knockout stages second leg of the Champions League, while Paris had won 4-0 in the first leg.

“This is a person who, three years later, still complained about the 6-1 referee (Editor's note: Deniz Aytekin).

Move on, Unai.

Emery might be tempted to answer that too.

Habla una persona que 3 años más tarde seguía quejandose del árbitro en el 6-1.

Supéralo ya, Unai.

https://t.co/Byzv6buO3L

- Gerard Piqué (@ 3gerardpique) January 9, 2022