Rocks alcoyano they’ll probably go back to the stands collao at his party this Sunday (12 hours)after missing the opening game of this season protesting the prices of the subscription campaign and follow the progress of the match against him Atlético Sanluqueno from a mound located near the site.
According to EFE, there was no communication in this incident, as two weeks ago the fan clubs encouraged their members to stay off the pitch, but Everything indicates that they will re-occupy their place in El Collao on Sunday to cheer for Vicente Parras’ men..
Later they published it through social networks A letter from Goal C, signed by Alcoyano’s five official clubs, encouraging “to follow his league debut at home against Atlético Sanluqueño” Let’s applaud from the outside (the name given to the mound right next to the municipality’s BMX track where you can see almost the entire field) at affordable prices”.
HE The divorce between the youngest tier and the property has been going on since the beginning of August, publicize the prices of membership cards for this season. Clubs jointly demand the resignation of the president Tony Justice they announced protest measures in case of no correction.
The club decided to combine the prices on the children’s card and to create a “Youth Stand” at affordable prices.despite the two measures adopted didn’t finish convincing the rocks The man who, historically and unprecedentedly in Alcoyano’s history, decided not to step onto the pitch and not cheer from outside in his first game in the league.
Despite the open distance, Fan clubs decided to travel and support Vicente Parras’ men in the first away game of the season in the provincial duel played at Intercity’s home last Sunday.There were nearly 300 blue-and-white fans in the stands of Antonio Solana.
They have now decided to return to El Collao and play against Ibiza on Sunday.Co-leader of the classification, in one of the most interesting matches of the season due to the potential of the opponent, recently came from LaLiga HypermotionWhile it is true that discontent with ownership of the club remains, they will regain their position on the pitch.