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This Monday Harold Mayne-Nicholls, vice president of Black and White, appeared before the Commission on Women and Gender Equity and defended the position of Colo Colo in the case of Leonardo Valencia, who is being investigated for domestic violence.
“He is right in the previous convictions. However, After his convictions, he lived with his partner in Brazil for four years, we checked that this was the case. They had a son there, and when they returned to Chile, there was a breakdown, but I cannot leave a condemned person subject to a player’s contract, otherwise we would go against the principle of vindication ”, Mayne-Nicholls explained to the deputies.
“In Colo Colo we are against violence against Women, but we must wait for justice to failOtherwise, we will be the ones who are going to fail, and we must respect the presumption of innocence, which we must not ignore, ”he added.
The midfielder continues to train at the Cacique. In fact, it would be in Gualberto Jara’s plans to face Peñarol. (PHOTO: Agency One)
Along the same lines, he complemented that “We have neither the moral nor the legal power to punish someone whose case is in court. We are not going to compromise the presumption of innocence ”.
In addition, the vice president of B&N acknowledged that he had no protocol in the face of situations such as those Valencia is experiencing, but assured that “we are together with the CSD Colo Colo developing a protocol that establishes clear rules with the behavior of male and female players”.
Finally, he gave his opinion on a rule to avoid hiring players with criminal records, as it assured that the “right to claim” of any person was being violated or discriminated against.
The captain of the Cacique confessed that there was a very tough round between Julio Barroso and Pablo Mouche, among other episodes, due to the issue of negotiations with Blanco y Negro and then by the return of image rights and / or transfer of passes only for some football players. ⚪️⚫️ “There were internal fights that I had not seen in the 10 years I have been at the club. We had never had discussions like that between teammates. I tried to calm both parties. But I can’t put the bucket on either. I’m the captain, I had to understand both of them. The colleagues were right: we were going to receive a money that was for image rights, which we are not to blame either, but it was unfair that the other colleagues did not receive anything. Something strange, strange, annoyances was generated. And yes: there were very loud discussions, “Esteban Paredes acknowledged in an interview with El Mercurio. What do you think, Redgoleros?
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