The protagonists of League They have already raised their voices on the dispute of the 12th day, amid the drama that the Valencian Community and everything Spain with the effects of DANA which devastated various regions of our country, notably the province of Valence. The sad faces of several Valencian players who participated in the inauguration of this gray date of Deportivo Alavés-Mallorca They perfectly reflected the difficult situation in which he found himself Peninsula in these moments.
Tony Latoleft back for Mallorca, Antonio Siveragoalkeeper of Alavés, and Luis Garcia Squarecoach of the Vitorian team, all from Valencia, were the most moved during the minute of silence observed this Friday during the 9:00 p.m. match and which will be respected in the other seven (even the match will not be). plays). Valencia-Real Madrid nor the Villarreal-Rayo Vallecano).
Furthermore, the Babazorro coach shouted against the League chaired by Javier Tebas for allowing the celebration of this day, marked by the human consequences of DANA, which has already caused more than 200 deaths. “Well, before we begin, please allow me to say that I don’t understand why we’re playing. Even though we won. Out of respect for all the victims and everything there is something strange, but oh well…”
Next, the Mallorca midfielder Manu Morlanès He added his condolences to the families of those who died in the Valencian Community: “First of all, let me send all my strength from here to the people who are struggling with everything they have experienced in Valencia. My condolences to all who have lost family members. Today I think football is the least important thing. We are all united for a cause that I wish didn’t happen. It’s time to step in and send help to the scene. So thanks to everyone who helps.
The saddest day in the League
Luis García and Morlanes raised their voices motu proprio, because none of the questions on television focused on the tragedy experienced in Valencia, only on what happened during the match, hiding the thoughts of the footballers that this 12th League day should not have been contested.
The coach of the vermilion team, Jagoba Arrasatealso expressed his feelings during the press conference after the accident: “We don’t have to make these decisions. Today, football counts for very little, there is a very big tragedy. “We all have a player on our team who has a family member or acquaintance who is missing.”
