The Lara State Government offered the club to assume full control, but the club thinks it can’t afford the many costs. Lara is threatening to move out of the eight-year old stadium, because of what they called “deplorable conditions”. The catch is that the game wasn’t supposed to be at the Metropolitan Stadium in Cabudare, but in San Felipe. Lara and Estudiantes de Merida was suspended after the Andean team suffered a bus accident, which left six wounded. Other troubling issues are of a logistical nature, like infrastructure and transportation: A match between C.D. However, the Federation have washed its hands clean from this with the formal request of… you guess it… special legislation for the matter. I’m happy to report that Massia and the others injured are recovering, but this incident is the latest in violent incidents in our stadiums. Their belongings were robbed during the incident. were attacked in the dressing room and one of them (veteran Uruguayan player Nicolas Massia) was stabbed. There’s for example, the worrying issue of violence.Īfter a recent Second Division match in Porlamar with Margarita FC, some players of Estudiantes de Caracas F.C. But the ongoing economic crisis isn’t the only everyday problem affecting our football clubs. with former Vinotinto head coach Cesar Farias. Sometimes it literally takes an outside savior to rescue them from total collapse, like Zulia F.C. It’s no secret that many of our clubs are struggling financially, even if they count on State sponsorships (like PDVSA or States’ governments).
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Before this annoucement took place, the Venezuelan Professional Footballers Association (AUPFV) informed that they would denounce the local Federation (FVF) to FIFA for its constant inaction regarding the clubs’ failure to fulfill their legal obligations with the players, like paying their social security and working benefits. El Aissami didn’t have a problem to take his passion to the next level.īut this news, aside from the curiosity (or trolling) factor, comes in a very difficult moment for the Venezuelan football league. Of course the idea of a politician trying luck in football ain’t new: Bolivian President Evo Morales toyed with the idea last year, but quickly discarded it. Matter of fact, he and his closest collaborators just played a friendly match with the team last December. Even if he’s in his forties, El Aissami really likes the sport, he shows up to the club’s events, and the state government is a major sponsor. The former Interior Minister was already training with the first team for weeks. made a special signing for the Clausura 2015: Aragua State Governor Tareck El Aissami. Yeah, the players involved are not as exciting as those in the Premier League, the Bundesliga or even the MLS, but that’s the deal we’re stuck with.īut days after the market closed, the club Aragua F.C. If you follow football closely, you might know that every January is winter-transfer market time.
"The cunning lives off the sucker, and the sucker lives off his job"
Extreme individualism, with mistrust of others.Political corruption, which extends in all institutions, in the form of perks, direct appropriation of public funds, favoritism, nepotism, misallocation of state resources, etc.Lack of respect for others and indifference to the common good in a framework of individual interests.
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