Referee reports Santos’ delay and Carille and Gallo blame PM escort

The starting team of Santos It took a while to get up to the Ressacada lawn for the start of the match against Hawaii this Friday, for the second round of Series B of the Brazilian Championship. The confrontation protocol, with the playing of the national anthem, began with just the team from Santa Catarina and the referees in profile and Peixe entered during the playing of the anthem.

Referee Lucas Paulo Torezin reported on the summary that Santos was four minutes late in starting the match. Peixe could be fined by the STJD for late entry into the confrontation protocol. After the game, coach Fábio Carille blamed the Military Police escort for Santos’ delay and regretted the protocol with only one team on the field.

“Very annoying to enter the field with the anthem playing. We arrived here late, the police didn’t do a good job, the escort wasn’t done well. Boring thing, we had planned it. We spoke to them, but they did not respect what we asked. It was very annoying, I think the CBF has to intervene in this. It was very annoying, we have to be careful. The CBF is the one who takes care of this. You have to have wisdom and know that it’s not like that anymore”, said the coach.

The match referee reported in the summary that, after the confrontation, Santos’ football supervisor, Alexandre Gallo, went to the locker room and gave the same explanation as Fábio Carille for the delay.

“I inform you that after the match, Mr. Alexandre Gallo, football director of the Santos Futebol Clube team, came to the door of the referee’s locker room, reporting that supposedly when the bus was moving to the stadium, the police did not provide an escort in any way. efficient, not turning on the siren, causing the team to arrive late at the stadium, and for this reason the team was late to start the match”, wrote Lucas Paulo Torezin.

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