Valencia He has decided to reopen the comments on his social networks after more than a year censoring the opinions of his followers. Anil Murthy’s departure has facilitated a change in dynamics in which the entity itself recognizes that it was impossible to continue turning its back on his people. “Since yesterday, any user can respond to publications on the official profiles of Valencia CF. The Club has reconsidered this decision, understanding that it cannot turn its back on its greatest asset, its fans, and that this avenue of interaction cannot remain closed for another day.”says the club in an official statement.
Valencia reopens the comments on its social networks, but warns that it will be inflexible with disrespect and there will be zero tolerance in that regard. “Valencia CF wants its official platforms to be a place of coexistence and respect and continues to condemn any act of violence, racism, sexism, boycott and any other type of discrimination. That is why the Club will maintain a zero tolerance policy for this type of inadmissible behavior, reserving the right to block or take the necessary measures against those users who carry them out or who share hate messages against Valencia CF, its players, employees or fans”.
