A delicate and distressing moment. This Sunday was a turning point for Lola del Lane, who got tired of enduring the criticism she receives every weekend for her work as a reporter for women’s football in particular and is also part of the staff of journalists who report on the League Cup. Given this scenario, He uploaded a strong post on his social networks to respond to the negative comments that came to him through his social media accounts. and explained the uncomfortable situation that he must tolerate after each of the broadcasts in which he participates.
In one of her stories on her Instagram account, Del Carril posted a photo of herself in front of a mirror, in which she appears very moved and shared a text that says the following: “I swear to you that it distresses me a lot to come and tell stories for four hours straight and leave, only to receive shit.”, the journalist who works for the sports signal ESPN.
And I add: “What I receive every time I work. I’m fed up and don’t tell me ‘don’t care’ because anyone who doesn’t experience it doesn’t understand it. It is very distressing that you put your voice, your energy, your everything so that they always screw you. Shitty, outdated and sexist society”.
De Carril, who was the winner of the first edition of the reality show “Relatoras,” which aired on Public TV, made it clear that the criticism she receives is due to her status as a woman in a role in which until very recently only men developed it. Closing her first post on the subject, she wrote: “Go to work and let it be. They are going to make me stop doing it”.
The journalist felt very attacked and experienced a very distressing moment last weekend, which is why she posted again on her Instagram story and on a black background she wrote: “I swear it hurts a lot”. Finally, she replied to all the messages of support she received on social media from followers and colleagues who support her despite all her questions.
Lola del Carril, 25 years old, trained as a social communicator and is a soccer reporter. In addition, she became the first woman to call World Cup matches on Argentine TV, a task she did in Qatar 2022, when she called the match between Switzerland and Cameroon. Journalist Angela Lerena also participated in that broadcast. Currently, De Carril is part of the programs F12 y Generation F. He also recounts matches from some foreign leagues, in addition to certain matches from the argentine soccer for the outside.