In another part of his statement, Davoo doubled down and referred to alleged attempts at censorship within the environment: "Silence me, man. I know they send people to silence some individuals, but they can't silence me. Let them try. I have nothing to lose with them," he said.
"Do you know how silencing works? If you keep saying this about me, I'll get you fired. But what can they do to me. I don't work with them, I couldn't care less about them," he added.
Immediately afterward, he went further and held the AFA president directly responsible: "Tapia is the main person responsible for the poor state of Argentine soccer and an accomplice to the disgraceful actions of Barracas Central in the First Division. I'm saying it publicly and I take responsibility. If that brings me problems, I'll debate them, because I'm not disrespecting anyone, I'm simply saying what I think."
Finally, he targeted journalists and influencers who, according to him, allow themselves to be manipulated by money: "I'm not like those who sell out or those who you give money to and they stay quiet. I'm not like those Twitter users whom Brito or Tapia pay to say what they want. I say what I think."
Davoo Xeneize's message, full of frustration and anger, resonated with many fans who share his diagnosis: a disorganized Argentine soccer, with uncompetitive tournaments and increasingly marked economic inequalities.
