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FC Barcelona coach Xavi Hernández “agree 100%” with the club president Joan Laporta after coining the term “sociological Madridism” during an interview on Catalunya Ràdio when referring to his accusation in the “Negreira case.”

In a press conference prior to the return of LaLiga for Barça, a team that will face Athletic Club this Sunday, Xavi assured that although he did not speak with Laporta about the situation, it is an issue “to pull newspaper archives. “El Villarato, ‘doping’…It’s a reality.”

“They are situations to destabilize a little. In my time there was talk that there was ‘doping’ when we were doing well and we suffered. Or the Villarato that was invented by a Madrid newspaper,” Hernández insisted in statements collected by EFE.

Xavi responded with a resounding “yes” when asked if the president’s accusation was a consequence of the sociological Madridism.

What is “sociological Madridismo”?

The culé president Joan Laporta used the term “sociological Madridism” at least nine times during the interview with Catalunya Ràdio to refer to the “Negreira case”. “The ‘sociological Madridismo’ uses the Negreira case to dirty the name of Barça“Laporta said.

In Laporta’s own words, this term would be “a orchestrated campaign to destabilize Barça, of some people, of some organizations that take advantage of the ‘Negreira case’ to develop this entire fierce and unprecedented campaign that Barça is suffering.”

“Me and many, because we have lived it, I am of the opinion that there is a sociological Madridismo in the centers of power of the capitalwhether political, economic or sporting, they have a lot of strength and we have always encountered this at Barça,” Laporta stated in his statements.

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