B team? Clearly a C team. These were just MLS future potentials. Either they are players that might leave the MLS to play to better clubs or players that might be key players in the MLS. B team would be their top MLS players maybe a few abroad players being tested out. A-team is their best MLS players and abroad. Most of the things we're talking about in the this thread is brought up in this video
Thank god. It also seems to me like the first division presidents want a change in FESFUT?? I could be wrong.
Federativo dice que "están abiertos" a recibir dinero para despedir a Carlos de los Cobos https://www.elgrafico.com/futbol/Fe...edir-a-Carlos-de-los-Cobos-20201221-0010.html Am I reading it correctly? The Federation asking for others that can help to pay out DLC's leaving the national team? Why didn't they ask for help financially before when he got signed? Instead of waiting till the end?
I think this is peak Carillo. He didn’t like Lara or Roca or even Zarco. They wanted things run differently & correctly & also wanted the money they deserved. They would probably call him out & not let him be in control bc he shouldn’t be anyways. With DLC, DLC said do whatever you want just gimme money & Carillo said sure. But he’s in a tight spot with all the negative results and humiliation, the elections, & the added pressure from the first division & INDES. All in all, we’re in a horrible hole and the rope to get out is being dicked around by Carillo.
What's the situation with INDES and the federation at the moment? I'm not quite understanding the news out there. So far if I'm understanding correctly. INDES wants to help out the federation, but the federation is refusing help from them. INDES is trying to reach FIFA about the situation and could risk El Salvador in being part of FIFA preventing them to play in any qualifier or tournaments held by FIFA. If someone can clarify that'd be great.
There is a new law in El Salvador that says all sports organizations have to register with INDES to keep their credentialing. Carillo doesn’t want to register and has looked for ways to have FESFUT exempted from registering. The deadline for all organizations to register has passed so INDES has written to FIFA saying FESFUT isn’t complying with the law and as far as I know they are still waiting on a response from FIFA to see what to do next. My guess is we get banned for government interference since FIFA comes down on Central American countries but looks the other way for other countries that regulate their FA’s. I mean when Saddam was in charge of Iraq he would torture his players FIFA never blinked an eye but if we try to audit FESFUT’s books we get international bans it’s ridiculous. One of the reasons FESFUT gets away with all of this is there can never be any oversight because they can just run to CONCACAF or FIFA and cry government interference. Meanwhile they will gladly ask for government money with no shame
I thought FIFA wasn't okay with the government being involved in funding any part of the national teams and youth teams? I think the FESFUT did get in trouble at one point when La Chelona was a big part of INDES before. Wouldn't they side with the federation in this situation? Now if it were legal why not accept INDES help? Unless INDES would keep track of the spending the federation receives from INDES and most of the federation staff probably wouldn't like that.
That’s exactly why. This new law would let every sports organization run by itself but would be audited by the government to make sure they aren’t stealing funds & misusing it because while in our soccer it’s very obvious & big since it’s the biggest sport, it has happened in many of our other sports too.
Carillo decided to keep DLC rather then buy out his contract. https://www.elgrafico.com/futbol/Hu...mo-tecnico-de-la-seleccion-20201230-0003.html
It was all smoke and mirrors. He even took a jab at the media saying something along the lines of “you guys should donate some of the money so we can buyout his contract.”