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To those who preferred a silent FC Porto, they'll just have to get used to it: dragons' statement returns to refereeing topic
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To those who preferred a silent FC Porto, they'll just have to get used to it: dragons' statement returns to refereeing topic

SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 13:04

FC Porto issued a statement responding to those who criticized the club for speaking out on refereeing matters. The title of the statement, "For those who preferred FC Porto to stay quiet, they'll have to get used to it," makes clear the dragons' position that they do not intend to stay silent on these matters.

In the document, the blue and white club emphasizes that it does not nominate referees and that it does not interfere with the Refereeing Committee's decisions, thus reiterating its institutional position on the matter.

The statement comes at a time of tension between FC Porto and the refereeing authorities, with the club insisting on the need to speak out on decisions it considers relevant for Portuguese football.

With this communication, the dragons demonstrate that they intend to continue making their voice heard on refereeing, regardless of the criticism that may arise.

Why this matters

This statement is relevant for FC Porto fans and Portuguese football in general, as it marks the continuity of the club's stance regarding refereeing controversies. FC Porto's position may influence the public debate on refereeing in the Portuguese Primeira Liga.

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