Chivas: José Juan ‘Gallito’ Vázquez breaks the silence and talks about his ‘indiscipline’

After a few months of venting 1 indiscipline they incurred together to Dieter Villalpando, Chofis López and Alexis Peña, causing a major problem for Dieter, the former player of the Chivas, José Juan ‘Gallito’ Vázquez, Spoke for the first time about what happened in the mattress team following the punishments handed out by the board.

In an interview with TUDN, Gall Vázquez said that in Guadalajara the situation of each player was not analyzed well, as he considered that his departure from the club was not a fair punishment or ‘even’ because of his background with the team.

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“A very delicate issue, more than anything for Dieter, then I wanted him to clarify this, he wasn’t having a good time, the problem was with him, we were going to be muddy to be. It was a very difficult time, they separated us, we trained in the afternoon or in the morning.

Vázquez admitted that the situation he lived in was very complicated, but he always did what was necessary to clarify that he alone was present at that event, without having any other kind of participation in the problem that arose later.

“I feel like yes, they didn’t measure with the same stick, but they didn’t talk; My wife and daughter found out about the news, I explained the situation to them and nothing else, they supported me, that also it gave a lot of strength, “Vázquez recalled.

Gallito commented that he spoke directly with Amaury Vergara to explain the situation, trying to apologize, as he was aware that he had nothing to do with the problem that was triggered.

“I heard the news in 10 days, I spoke immediately to Amaury and with all the transparency in the world I told him the situation as it was, I am not guilty and always with my face up, I told them, I can tell whoever it is, “he stressed.

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