On September 4, Joseba Larrondo died when he was run over from San Mamés wearing his Athletic shirt after attending Valverde’s students’ defeat against Espanyol live. A car ran over him while walking where many Atletico supporters were milling about after the lions’ clash against Espanyol. The gang and friends of this enthusiastic athleticzale from the Bilbao neighborhood of Deusto moved today to give him a sincere and simple tribute.
On the occasion of tonight’s clash against Rayo Vallecano and as soon as the Athletic anthem plays in San Mamés, various relatives and friends of Joseba will descend on the steps of the grandstand where his member’s location is to lay a bouquet of flowers on the seat he occupied. in row 1, sector 115, of the Lower East Grandstand.
At the end of the match between the teams of Valverde and Iraola, a delegation will leave from the San Mamés stadium itself, passing through the usual meeting place for this squad after Athletic’s home games to the site where it happened the fatal accident to deposit the bouquet in Joseba’s honor and conclude this simple tribute.
Friends Initiative
“The tribute was made by his friends. We understand that Athletic must stay on the side so as not to create conflicts of discrimination in other situations, and also not to assume that it is a comparative offense for anyone”, pointed out the supporters of the initiative.
Joseba Larrondo’s friends, known as Joss, also made a shirt with the number 1 signed by Valverde’s team, a detail they want to thank the public for.
The rojiblanco club, as they say, has also had “exceptional behavior” by advising them, among other things, of Athletic’s own regulations and protocols in all areas, including security.
Deusto too.
Deusto, a club where Joseba Larrondo is also a member, also did their part in this simple and heartfelt tribute.
Source: La Verdad
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