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The Gerard Pique vs Alvaro Arbeloa bicker reached new heights during the weekend, they even got to the point of heated discussion through social media in public where everyone can see them. All of this started with Gerard Pique's constant attacks against Real Madrid when they lost any kind of match or tournament, being a Madridista since birth Alvaro Arbeloa responded and that's when things got out of control.
One of the prople who has always had a similar personality against his hated rival is Jose Maria Gutierrez 'Guti', he's always been pretty straight forwards when it comes to speaking his mind. During a debate program from Spain called El Chiringuito de Jugones, 'Guti' called out Pique in public and demanded more respect for his club and for Arbeloa, who has won several trophies with clubs and his National team.
"You're the funniest man on the planet whenever Madrid lose but when Barca slip up, what, no one can tweet about it? You have to be a man and accept those tweets when you're beaten. He's gone too far too many times. The whole Pique thing is outrageous. I've never seen another active Madrid or Barca player disrespect a fellow professional like he has. I've had enough of Pique's behaviour. He can't get away with talking about Arbeloa the way he has. Barcelona should make an example of him."
'Guti' threw one last blow by saying: "It's one thing for him to be happy that Madrid lose – I feel the same way when Barcelona lose – but it's another thing to slag off a fellow professional. He hasn't learned anything from Xavi and [Carles] Puyol. His personality is beginning to overshadow his footballing ability. How long have we been talking about Pique's off-the-field antics? He has been grabbing the headlines all year because of his extracurricular activities."
Photo credit: FC Barcelona
