The president of Seville, José María del Nido Carraco.
“The Tier has shown his anger against the council and against me specifically. Fans have the power and this is what he has to do, but it is true that he has to direct the club to a very complex moment of society,” the leader said in statements to Sevilla’s official media.
“After this council classified the team ten times in a row for Europe, we were out of competition in Europe, we didn’t have ‘champions’ and it would have to rule out a series of unpopular decisions that were unpleasant for me,” said the Carrasco Nest.
The president argued that “anyone in charge of the club, now that this council with a support of the majority of capital shares, has to make this series of decisions, cost reduction, to return two steps to take momentum and provide two forwards later.”
The Carrasco Nest explained that “the new project is marked by the responsibility of returning economic stability” and it is remembered that it is in Sevilla eighteen in various positions and is “practical in all titles and in all classification for the end”, but it also has “experienced situations like this.”
“I am Sevillista but I am also a manager, and I have the belief that what I do is needed. I take the position on December 31, 2023, with the team struggling not to go down, in a complex situation and we have saved the category,” the leader added, emphasizing that this period has begun “a new project with an unexplained decision like a cost -to -70 million decision.
He insisted that they could not “maintain a champion structure without the income of champions” and “football, like life, were cycles”, in addition to proving that in the last twenty years the club “had and completed some cycles.”
“Last year, after ten years with European classification, we didn’t do it and now we need to start a new cycle where we need to fix, gradually starting a sports and economic life. We clearly go, but the steps should be one.
All matches are final
Del Nido Carrasco acknowledged that “these are very complicated moments after three losses, along with extremely angry fans,” which he understood and respected, though he emphasized the “importance of helping the team to achieve their goals.
“You have to be cold and stable, thinking about the Friday game against Valencia, if we can reverse this bad situation in this sport. All matches are key, but Valencia is now important because we come from three consecutive defeats. It’s time to be close to coaching staff and the team so we’re all close,” he said.
He also referred to the Sevillista protest before, during and after last week in Sancehz-Pizjuán against the Atlético de Madrid (1-2) and said he respected those demonstrations, though “not pleasant for people to ask you to leave.”
“I have a quiet consciousness because of now what it is.
A hate campaign with threats
The president, however, pointed out that “this council supports a hate campaign with insults, threats to death, painted …” and that it cannot be “tolerated”, as a series of incidents that occurred after the meeting before the Atlético and that “condemned by a statement.”
“This is sad for me because it has been the result of a hate campaign that supports Sevilla FC for several hours and its board of directors. Seville fans are good and less reflected in these types of incidents, which are embarrassed by me. Verbal and physical violence is a crime we will pursue,” he said.
Sevilla’s highest leader, added that they have “supported a fake news campaign for a long time, including Sánchez-Pizjuán to sell at the La Cartuja Stadium, but that’s not true and that’s just” they are chasing the damage to Sevilla’s reputation and its board of directors. “
Source: La Verdad
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