The ambassador defender assumed the spokesperson after the 1-2 defeat with Unión Magdalena in El Campín, recognized the team's crisis and lamented the exit of coach David González
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Millionaires still have no head and this time the wound was deeper: defeat 1-2 at the Campín against Unión Magdalena in the pending match of the first date of the Betplay League. The result not only left the team at the bottom of the table, but precipitated the departure of David González, a decision that the technician confirmed at a press conference.
Next to him appeared Jorge Arias, one of the few players that the fans still respect for talking in front of the critical moments. The defender assumed the campus spokesperson and nothing was kept: he recognized the shame of the group, assumed the responsibility of the crisis and regretted not having supported González on the court.
“It is difficult to speak right now. We feel shame, the start of the semester has been disastrous. Unfortunately, it is easier for one to go to all, but the responsibility is ours,” said Arias, in a speech that made the difference with the silence of other references.
Pain for the exit of the coach
The central was clear to recognize that the coaching staff left teachings and that the guilt of the situation does not fall on the coach. “We had to give the back on the court and we were not able. This is one of the best technical bodies I have had and I am ashamed of not helping them to stay here,” he confessed.
Arias also spoke of the adverse environment in the Campín and the growing discontent of the fans: “The only solution is to win. The fans have every right to claim, pay their ballot and we have not up to the height. Recovering that beautiful relationship is only achieved with victories.”
With just a point in six games, Millionaires occupies the last place of the championship. Arias did not hide the crudeness of reality: “Today is very difficult, we are a shame. There are points to dispute and there is the hope of classifying, but if we continue like this it will be impossible.”
The next challenge does not respond: this Saturday, August 23, the Blues will receive Junior, current leader of the League, in a match that can mark the course of the semester. Between disappointment and self -criticism, Arias's voice left a clear conclusion and defended his bosses: the problem is not in the desks or the Technical Bank, but in the players who enter the field.
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