I’ve Learnt To Control My Emotions Better In The Bundesliga – Bellingham

Borussia Dortmund midfielder, Jude Bellingham has come out to react to the quick punishment he received for suggesting match-fixing in the Bundesliga compared to what he believed to be a lack of action towards abuse. He recently had his say while speaking to the press, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, the league FA was very quick to fine/punish him when he complained about officiating and also make it a big deal, but they keep mute to the abuse of players.

Jude added that he has learnt from the aftermath of criticizing officials and he knows how to control his emotions better.

His words, “I didn’t receive anything from the DFB or FA,”

“And I always kind of compare it to when I said the thing about the referee in December. They were very quick to get into contact to give me my fine, give me my punishment and kind of make it a big drama in the media.”

“I’ve learned from that. I know what I can and can’t say. I know that sometimes I have to control my emotions better. But, you know, when you give that more energy than the situation I was going through, well – I felt: ‘Maybe we are alone. Maybe they’re not interested, maybe they don’t care. And maybe it is down to me and down to us to work independently to get our message out.’”