In World War II, before the Second Battle of El Alamein in the fall of 1942 was Operation Bertram. British troops aiming to connect Egypt’s Suez Canal to the oil fields of the Middle East launched Operation Bertram. This is for the command is confused of the Axis where and when the battle would take place. In September, they dumped garbage (discarded packing boxes, etc.) under camouflage netting in the northern sector, masquerading as ammunition or rations.
pressure mechanism. And that’s about the contract renewal between Francesc Xavier García Pimienta and UD Las Palmas: an Operation Bertram because the yellow club will offer him more than 300,000 euros (not known without taxes) and that is a value that, a priori, it will be improvable.
A pressure mechanism that risks ending badly as Las Palmas keeps the words of its president, Miguel Angel Ramirez:”if (…) any financial team wants to value him higher than us for its economic viability and we cannot compete with itwe wish him the best and one more to comebut I think Pimienta will soon renew because what he is concerned about now is sports and not economics.”
He Until now, the yellow coach has won the hearts of the islanders for a return to the Primera. He himself said that he wanted to stay. But the rise of Las Palmas opens up other opportunities. Today, the will of the UD Las Palmas is like what Lieutenant General Montgomery had in El Alamein before his 36,000 soldiers: 300,000 euros. But no one reveals the cards waiting for the process combined with the weather and knowing what aviation can do over the desert.
He the yellow coach has thousands of soldiers/fans who supported him in promotion to the Primera: “I’m moved on. This hobby is different. I don’t know how to explain the feeling that made me cry and cry. The love that the fans have given me is very important. I appreciate that deal.”
For Pimienta, the Catalan coach has said it several times, “UD is one of those clubs you follow because you like the soccer team. I feel very familiar. I am very proud of what was achieved, but also how it was achieved.
In his opinion, this is due to “the player profile and way of playing is something that this island also wants. I think that’s the way to get things. That’s why they looked for me to change the coach. I am very clear about this. In this club, it’s the way it is. There are other teams with other ways to win as well. But UD has this identity, which is very beautiful and demanding,” he said after failing to advance the 2021-22 season.
The coach who led UD Las Palmas to the First Division It does not forget that the Canarian club chose its fit with the yellow philosophy in 2021 FC Barcelona informed him that it was revoking his contract and wished him “luck and success in the future” after a season in which he strengthened the potential of Carles Aleñá, Riqui Puig, Ansu Fati, Ronald Araujo, Óscar Mingueza or Ilaix Moriba. Alex Collado, Nico González or Arnau Tenas. In the Canary Islands he had to implement the work philosophy of UD Las Palmas where the youth academy is key for the yellow club, which has 14 teams.
Source: La Verdad
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