Talleres fans protest at the Boutique, Fassi responds | OneFootball

The president of the Cordoban institution spoke with members during Carlos Tevez's squad's open practice and later confronted them during a march in Barrio Jardín.

Andrés Fassi, president of Talleres, who recently lost 3-0 to Atlético Tucumán and is second to last in the annual table, stated: "There are infiltrators, with intentions of taking advantage of this moment to harm the club and we try to preserve and protect it", after a group of between 500 and 700 members demonstrated in front of the Boutique.

In the morning, the Matador, who will host Riestra on Sunday, trained with open doors. Fassi, who spoke with the fans, explained: "We try to generate unity. About 400 members had the opportunity to support the team. We are also here, we neither hid nor did we not come". Then, the local press suggested that there were people with identifications from La Fiel, the T's hooligan group, and the boss responded that "they were all members".

In the late afternoon, the head of the institution went to Barrio Jardín, the place of the demonstration, willing to talk to the dissatisfied members. However, the talk did not happen. "We came to receive the dissidents, but when we saw arrogance, disrespect, and insults, the dialogue ended. The conditions (to talk to the fans) are not given and in no way can we risk what this house is", justified the leader of the Albiazul.

On the other hand, he affirmed: "When there is order, structure, and respect, everything; when there is bullying and insults, nothing. As long as I am president, it will be like this. We all want Talleres to win on Sunday and we have to accept that we are going through a crisis". Finally, he sentenced: "River and Boca also have sports crises spending ten times more".

After the surprising and unexpected resignation of Diego Cocca from the position of coach, there were gatherings of supporters at the Amadeo Nuccetelli High Performance Center and in front of the Plaza San Martín.

On the other hand, Carlos Tevez affirmed his intention to continue in his role as technical director: "At no time did I think about resigning. We know it's a tough year for the club, but I signed a contract with Talleres and I'm going to fulfill it to the letter. I love being at Talleres, I love this situation".

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.