Lerche slams Colón board over controversial move on members | OneFootball

The decision Colón’s leadership would make for next Sunday’s match against Ciudad Bolívar continues to spark debate among members and Sabalero supporters. And in recent hours, Germán Lerche joined the controversy.

The club’s former president used his X account to share the article published by UNO Santa Fe, which reports that members must have paid the June fee to enter the Brigadier López, even though the match will be played on June 7 and the payment deadline is usually the 10th of each month.

Alongside the screenshot of the news, Lerche wrote a blunt phrase: “The apathy of dinosaurs disconnected from reality.”

A message with clear targets at Colón

Although he did not mention any names, the post was interpreted as a direct criticism of the club’s current leadership.

The reference to “dinosaurs” points to the management model that, according to different opposition groups, has remained in place for years at the institution, first under José Vignatti’s presidency and now with José Alonso at the head of the club.

In addition, the phrase “disconnected from reality” seems to focus on the difficult economic situation many Colón members are going through and on the lack of sensitivity that, according to some fans, is implied by moving up the collection of a fee in order to attend the match.

Colón leadership’s argument

The measure would have an economic explanation. After the match against Ciudad Bolívar, Colón will face a long stretch away from Santa Fe. The team will visit Defensores de Belgrano, Chaco For Ever, and Deportivo Madryn, and will not play at home again until July 12 against Central Norte.

For that reason, the leadership would be seeking to secure the income corresponding to the month of June before facing more than a month without activity at the Brigadier López.

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