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I see no indication that their history either causes or excuses their debt. And I don't think creditors or the FPF or any other authorities give them leeway to them for being "traditional" that they don't extend to "modern" teams.

So them being a traditional team or a made-up, corporate team is pretty irrelevant.

 

o.o no one excuses them for it. and he wasnt trying to say that them being a historical team causes it. He was just saying they feel they can justify still referring to themselves as a professional setup because theyve 'been a great club and have a tremendous history'. they are far from professional, and everyone but themselves sees it.

Being a traditional team isnt irrelevant, because its something that still makes them proud and makes them capable of sweeping stuff like this under the rug with 'justification'.

 

But they do have a tremendous history and have been a great club. Why should they stop feeling proud of this? If they stop saying it (of feeling it) you think it'll make the problems go away?

It seems like a lot of you guys want to strip away any last bit of dignity these clubs have and even get mad when they show a bit of pride. Boys's and Muni's dirigentes have screwed them over, so as punishment, their fans should stop supporting them and stop mentioning that they actually do have a special place in Peruvian futbol history? I don't get it.

 

They have a special place in football history, they were a great club, they should be proud of what they accomplished. The ones who accomplished it and the fans who stick through it all anyways. They can be proud of who they were, but they cant use who they were as justification for who they are today. They are no longer a great club and history cannot hold them up. And comparing this Sport Boys to the Sport Boys of days past is a tragedy. People would roll over in their graves. Sport Boys fans would agree. Its not the 'clubs' fault, mind you, like I said they were great. The owners/managers/etc are crap, but they use history they cant own up to as an excuse. They dont deserve it.

This isnt about the fans, fans can be proud. But its as you said, the dirgentes have done this, and theyre the ones using history to excuse themselves, not the fans. I doubt any Sport Boys fan will tell you their club is a model for others to follow today.

It should draw your ire as well if these 'dirigentes', who brought this great team down to the gutter, say "we're a historical team with great history". They are synonymous with the present, they are the cause of the team's present. And the present is dire. Thats the past and they have no right to bring it up because they havent even close to met those expectations and they had no impact on the teams past. Fans and the players who stick it out with this team deserve praise. Not the institution they are today. Because they are not the institution of days past.

 

Once again, when have they used their history to "justify" anything about today? I've literally never once heard them say or imply that because they have history their debts should be forgiven or their mismanagement should be overlooked or that they should be allowed back in to 1st division or anything similar to this.

They're getting treated exactly like every other team is treated. But it seems like people like condor want them to be treated harsher than any other team. They want them disbanded or to somehow cease to exist for the grave crime of being mismanaged.

Of course that's a very top-down, corporate way of looking at clubs. Like any company, they should stop operations once they're no longer "profitable" and it boggles the mind when this doesn't happen.

But fortunately in most of South America and Europe, clubs aren't seen this way. Profit isn't the lone thing that decides whether a club continues to exist or not, fans and community do. As long as there is fan support, the club will continue and the footballing world (especially those with strong football culture like England and Argentina) is full of teams that languish in the lower divisions for decades and decades but still exist because of its fans.

 

Bien hecho ctm en mi opinion. Esto fue a causa de el mal comportamiento que tuvo los dirigentes en administrar la institucion...todo lo que haces mal y con intencion, tiene sus repercusiones. Yo creo que es mas crimen por parte de los administradores en no pagar y mentir a sus trabajadores que el robo de los trofeos. Deben saber, que a veces, uno de esos trabajadores puede ser un padre de familia que no las ve y esta pasando un mal momento por culpa de la administracion mientras el o ell chambean a la legal para poner un pan en la mesa. Y despues que le vengan con la webada que no te podemos pagar esta semana por insuficientes fondos pero sigue chambeando que al proximo mes te pagamos, y asi se hacen un lio de mentiras que perjudica al trabajador y a la institucion.

 

Al ritmo que van es claro que el Boys no merece estar en Primera.

 

Verdad, no que antes de la temporada los equipos tenian que ser evaluados si podian sostener toda una campana y que bajo ese concepto se iba a ver si podian participar. Todo esas palabras se las llevo el humo!?

 

En serio, el US Soccer Federation impuso una ley que todos los equipos de 2da division (NASL) deberian pagar una fianza de cumplimiento de $750,000 3 meses antes que empieze la temporada o pierden la categoria y que uno de los dueños de un equipo tenga bienes de $20 millones o mas. Por esa misma razon algunos equipos decidieron bajar a la 3ra division (USL) por su propia cuenta. Si la FPF impone algo similar estos casos no pasarian en Peru.

 

I liked the point they made about there not being a chalaco identity anymore because Lima and Callao are pretty much one city.

 

DeChalaca TV rules. Siempre lo trato de ver por http://willax.tv/vivo en las noches. Lo unico malo es que el programa siguiente es Rey con Barba con el cargoso de Rafael Rey.

 

Rafael Rey tiene programa??

Y eres tremendamente generoso al solo llamarlo "cargoso"

 

Jaja, si es su programa con José Barba Caballero. Y por lo poco que he visto fuera de DeChalaca es obvio al toque que es un canal de derechas. Por ahi el programa de Enrique Zavala pasa piola.

 

Y ayer Strongest de Bolivia goleo 3-0 al Boys en el Callao, y dias antes los boliches le ganaron 3-2 a Alianza en Matute. Estamos bien jodidos hasta los clubs bolivianos ya no necesitan la altura para ganarnos, a lo que hemos llegado csm

http://depor.com/futbol-peruano/spo...so-internacional-aniversario-misilera-1076438

 

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