Another chapter in the clashes between Javier Tebas, president of La Liga, and Real Madrid.

This time, it all stems from two articles in 'El Debate', which detailed Real Madrid TV's complaints about the team's kick-off times.

They also published another article in which Real Madrid lumped Barcelona, the RFEF and La Liga together over the Negreira case.

In response, Tebas compared what he sees as Real Madrid's media strategy to the propaganda methods used by Goebbels, Nazi Germany's Minister of Propaganda. He put it this way: " That method recalls the propaganda techniques employed by Goebbels, Nazi Germany's Minister of Propaganda : systematic repetition, the construction of an enemy and the subordination of facts to the narrative. The comparison is with those propaganda techniques, not with an ideology or, of course, with Real Madrid's fans."

Here is what Javier Tebas posted on social media...

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"Tomás Gonzalez Martin and Jesus Urdiola, every day it gets harder to distinguish your articles from a statement issued by Real Madrid's management. Tomás, you in particular have become their official attack-mouthpiece, to the point of using the exact same expressions I have heard from a senior executive at Valdebebas. Plenty of references to 'club sources', but very little distance from the line those sources want to push. You're like a parrot, but with a keyboard.

And so nobody gets the people involved mixed up: that senior executive whose expressions you reproduce is NOT the same person who calls media newsrooms demanding journalists be fired and pressures companies to remove executives. They are different people. And those calls and that pressure are not a thing of the past. They are happening now. Very much now. He won't be calling the newsroom at @eldebate_com , unless it's to... Real Madrid's management conducts an orchestra of attack-mouthpieces, with Real Madrid TV taking the lead. Their score is always the same: pick the incidents that suit them, repeat the grievance, fuel suspicion and identify enemies.