The common desire, beyond the outcome of the game, is for no one to separate what Coria united. It is hard to imagine that in the north of Extremadura a fraternization could be formed as the people showed in a city dedicated to the Royal. These Cup events are fascinating thanks to that essence that goes beyond the events on the field and runs through the streets of towns like La Cacereña, full of people and joy.
By knowing the facts, they could say that the Real fans who live there, or those who traveled from Gipuzkoa, lived a very good day. It was a warm emotional preview even for Imanol, the coach who received Orio’s companions before his 200th game at Real.
The emblematic Musti Taldea rock will also not forget this unique Santo Tomás. They set the scene for the prolegomena with the txistorra, as dictated by the canons on December 21, and share a stew with the royalist club from Coria. And here they meet Alberto Urquía, local coach and unconditional txuri urdin, in the bar where Alejandro, a Coria player, works. The occasion deserves to take some pictures to remember, at the foot of the bar and in happy harmony.
“The day of our lives”
The fraternity also managed past institutional affairs. Coria recorded the day as “the day of our lives” and they celebrated it with a lunch of directives, led by Jokin Aperribay and Aurelio Gutiérrez, host president. The friendly reception was held at the Federation of Regional Houses of Guipúzcoa in the city of Cáceres.
The main arteries of the city and the outskirts of La Isla buzzed throughout the day. These are moments that in Coria will be recorded for life.
Source: La Verdad
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