Lionel Messi was ‘provocative and RUDE’ in El Clasico clashes, says ex-Real Madrid man Jerzy Dudek
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Lionel Messi was ‘very provocative and rude’ during El Clasico, claims ex-Real Madrid goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek, who says ‘you can’t even think about’ the things the former Barcelona star would say to rivals Pepe and Sergio Ramos
- Jerzy Dudek admits Lionel Messi and Pep Guardiola were rude in El Classico
- Ex-Real Madrid goalkeeper says Messi would target Pepe and Sergio Ramos
- Dudek played in LaLiga twice for Madrid during his four-year spell with the club
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Former Real Madrid and Liverpool shot stopper Jerzy Dudek has revealed that Lionel Messi would try to provoke Los Blancos stars Pepe and Sergio Ramos during El Classico matches.
Dudek spent four years with the LaLiga side, mostly playing second fiddle and backing up Spaniard Iker Casillas, although he was involved in some El Classico matches, even if it was from the sidelines.
The Polish goalkeepers admitted that Messi and his manager Pep Guardiola, now the boss of Manchester City, would be very rude to annoy their opponents.
Former Liverpool goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek spent four years with Real Madrid in LaLiga
Dudek has said Lionel Messi (right) would be very provocative to Sergio Ramos (left)
According to the Italian outlet Il Posticipo via marcaDudek said: “He was very provocative, just like Barcelona and their manager Pep Guardiola.
“They were always ready to annoy you and often got it right.
“I’ve seen Messi say very rude things to Pepe and Ramos that you can’t even think about.
Dudek revealed that both Messi (left) and Pep Guardiola (right) would say ‘very rude things’
“Imagine what can come out of the mouth of a person who seems so calm and kind.”
Dudek only played in LaLiga twice during his time in Madrid, but he did help organize a minute of silence for the 2010 Smolensk plane crash that killed 96 Polish nationals, including Polish President Lech Kaczynski.
Guardiola and Messi have since left Barcelona, with the manager moving to Man City after a stint in charge of Bundesliga giant Bayern Munich.
Despite being former rivals, Messi and Ramos are now teammates at Ligue 1 side PSG
However, Messi left the Catalan side after his contract expired last summer and moved to Ligue 1 side PSG.
Here he has backed up with former Barca team-mate Neymar, and coincidentally, the Argentine forward also shares his team’s locker room with former opponent Ramos.
PSG currently lead the French top division after ten games, winning eight and drawing two, and FC Lorient is one point ahead.
