Hotel Murah di Wonosobo - Spanish players are now no longer will be free to move in the virtual world, especially during the World Cup (PD) in 2010. It relates to restrictions to Iker Casillas et al to open social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, as long as the PD event. The reason, besides regarded simply fun, the concentration of vulnerable players distracted by the activity.
"We have asked the coaching staff to not open a Facebook or Twitter from now on, until the end of the World Cup," said the Spanish midfielder, Andres Iniesta, as reported by AFP.
Although many Spanish players maniac known social networking site, in fact they do not complain with that policy. "I respect that policy, although the same kept us isolated from the outside world. At the World Cup, we should focus. It's not a big problem for me," added Iniesta who was the star of Barcelona, too.
Facebook is no longer online until the end of PD 2010, Iniesta has also write a sentence farewell in her account. "We shall soon meet again after I go through the World Cup. I hope that we will meet again July 11 (Spanish final escape, Red)," wrote Iniesta.
Carles Puyol, Spanish defender and team mate Iniesta in Barcelona, no less poetic farewell to write sentences on his Twitter account. "Hello all! Starting today (27 / 5) I can no longer interact with you, until after the World Cup later. I promised to tell you a lot of returning later. See you later!" Puyol wrote.
Puyol, including players who love to write a number of activities in the field of green to his Twitter. In addition to communicating with friends, status as captain of Barcelona's demanding 32-year-old player had become a kind of club votes to Barcelonitas - Barcelona fans designation - in cyberspace.
"When Fabregas (Cesc Fabregas, Arsenal midfielder Spanish origin, Red) suffered injuries and fractured my fibula accused as the cause, I use Twitter to deliver an apology to him," recalled that kriwil haired player.
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