Mexico City /
Luis García Postigo joined the controversy generated by Guido Pizarro in which he has pointed out that Tigers did not represent Mexico, With a comment in which he is right, albeit from a different perspective, in which he puts the college team in “a different sack” to the rest of the clubs in the MX League.
In a comment he posted on his Facebook profile, the nickname Doctor García argue that Tigers is part of a football elite in the country that strives to always be competitive and not to survive as do many of its competitors.
“Tigres does not represent Mexican football. Today there are many clubs that are surviving and not thinking about how to evolve, how to make things better, while Tigers is thinking about evolving and that’s why he’s at the Club World Cup today, ”he noted.
He added that there is none no likeness of felines if compared to institutions such as Atlas, Juárez, Sant Lluís, Necaxa, Pachuca, Mazatlan is included Chivas, To name a few examples.
“Tigres is a club that invests, that grows, that is always looking to put the best foreigners and Mexicans in every seat of their organization. They work well and always go for more“, Add.
He revolutionized Mexican football
considers that the UANL club revolutionize Mexican football by making large investments, although he is aware that this way of understanding the market made the gap between rich and poor would widen.
“They have economic power, in Mexican football they have dragged other clubs, Monterrey, Blue Cross, America, to have to play with these weapons to have to take out silver and buy and there have been cases in Mexico that with money no success is achieved. ”