Although there will be none descent sports, in Orlegi Group they don’t see it so lightly if Atlas pays the $ 120 million fine, since its president, José Riestra, Stated that it will be something that will “get tattooed” on several members of the team’s board, which is last in the quotient table and no way is seen for them to avoid disbursing the large amount of money, waiting for the wound to heal quickly, and move on.
“I think without a doubt it is a great failure and you have to separate a bit, a topic is the structure or idea or rethinking of Mexican football, where it wants to go and the decisions that are made. Another thing is in the sports part, it is very clear to me beyond that whether or not the fine is paid, you get it tattooed, The rest of your life you will say ‘I was involved in this process’ “, Riestra told Mediotiempo.
‘In the end, players don’t pay fines’
The strongman of the foxes sports area took advantage of uncheck the nursery and subtract some pressure on the payment of the fine, As it will be a commitment from Orlegi, and sent the message that they will try to fix everything on the track.
“In the end, the players do not pay the fine or the situation, In the project we invited them to it was not for ‘Help me not to pay the fine’. No, at no time were they hired by ‘Help me transform the Atlas’, so you have to separate a lot from the fine, moreover, I would say that the fine is Orlegi and the board, that they fix this problem; already on the court, players, management and coaching staff will have to solve this and they are focused on that, ”he said.
‘Atlas players get frustrated’
Pepe Riestra he knows that the mood is not the best in the squad, that after four days he barely draws and has as his next rival in Sants, the “brother” of the Orlegi Group.
“How do I see them? I see them at times frustrated, angry, Nobody likes what is happening, nobody likes to get home and lose, nobody likes to open the newspaper and talk like that about one, but they are convinced that we need to keep working, gaining confidence, ”he added.
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