They are more than two years of one of many sad chapters of Blue Cross in Finals. On December 16, 2018, the Machine saw as its own even in MX League he extended and in front of his most hated rival, America, But so far away, Pedro Caixinha reappeared to explain what happened to the Sínia club that time.
Sitting on the bench of the Cementeros in that defeat against the Eagles, the Portuguese stated that “At that time and until that moment the team felt this oppression” due to the atmosphere surrounding the institution, which maintains one negative streak of 23 years and counting without winning the league title.
“In the Final match I think we missed it this will, this desire and competitive attitude to say ‘This is our chance, let’s go for it’. What I understand and is everyone’s general rule, is that the team was stage frightened“, He commented in an interview with WRadio.
‘There was a war within the Blue Cross for power’
At the time, Billy Alvarez was still in charge of the team and the Cooperative, but conflicts of interest and power were notorious and affected the football team. one “War of Power”, As he called it, which does not currently exist and gives players peace of mind and serenity to focus on the main goal.
“I can give you a comparison of what the current moment is and this moment (his stage as a club coach). At that time we did realize that there was a power war inside. Blue Cross is much more than a club, it is a cooperative and there are other companies, it was obvious that there was a war, ”he said.
“Today the players are calmer, The club is calmer as a company because all this is already calm, the results are also being given. Besides the fact that there is no public in the stadiums, there is no fan, There is no outside of the Sínia, inside, or sometimes that communication that came out from the inside out and that helps you shield the group. “
It should be noted that earlier this year, Caixinha was sacked from A to Shabab FC after five months in office. This came after his elimination from the Cup in Saudi Arabia.
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