Each team: Tebas doesn t care about football, La Liga president doesn t even know where Barcelona vs. Valen

According to reports from each team, the chaotic management of La Liga has once again caused controversy. Although almost no one in Spain supports the current league model and structure, La Liga President Tebas still does his own way.

Apart from the quality of the game, Tebass doesn't seem to understand that many fans watch the game simply because of the "fantasy" or "biwenger" games they play on their phones. If these games go away, Tebas might be shocked. However, let's not talk about this for the time being. Going back to the football itself, it is important that the game has no venue set within a few days, or even time or dates, confusing fans who have booked hotels and purchased tickets. However, Tebas has been shouting that he should respect football and not pirated, but in fact he has no concern for the fans. In fact, he didn't care at all.

This is not a view of going with the flow, but a sincere view: whether it is Barcelona or any other team, as the president of the league, he doesn't know where Barcelona's match against Valencia will be played, which is incredible. Even in regional leagues, the venues need to be notified in advance, but in the highest-level leagues, this does not seem to matter, as the matches are held in the same city. The problem is that Spain has long been that raising voice and interpretation rules should not help equality for all. Football needs to be respected from the basics, but first of all, it should be the example of senior management. Representatives sitting in the office or in the private room should lead by example. However, this has rarely happened in recent history.

Some people would say that the league in England works well, but we don't want to get caught up in this cliché. In Spain, we don’t need to compare with the Premier League to see that there is much more to change than TV rights. This is just the tip of the iceberg. There are many things that need to be changed, one of which is to let the chairman talk less about various topics in front of the camera, but to set an example through fairer football.

For example, don't change the game time at the last minute (the match at 5pm in August is simply tormenting), or treat all clubs equally. If Monday is the deadline for a game venue notice, then it should be Monday, without exception. I think this might be a luxury for Tebas because he may be busy with how to get involved in the next dispute with Madrid or Barcelona in order to put himself in the spotlight. It's really a phenomenon.