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Harold Mayne-Nicholls, director of Blanco y Negro, referred to the crisis of Colo Colo and assured the departure of Argentine goalkeeper Agustín Orión marked the current football crisis in the “Cacique”.
Harold, in an extensive interview given to The MercuryHe pointed out that “there are things that are difficult to explain and others that are explainable. I came to the club in May of last year, the team was doing well. And suddenly Agustín Orión left “.
“I don’t know what was the factor that led Mario Salas to make that decision. But I do know that we all told him ‘please don’t go’. And it generated that until today we are stumbling, “added the leader.
“Agustín Orion’s departure marked a break. We got into a hole”, closed on the subject.
Harold and the conflict with the squad: “The players were uncompromising”
Mayne-Nicholls too He detailed the conflict he had with the “albo” campus when they decided to submit it to the Employment Protection Law, and maintained that there were negotiations, but that the players did not have an ideal disposition.
“The role that leaders have to assume for the good of the institution. I always thought that the best was an agreement, but there was an uncompromising position of the players. We made five proposals, and there was never a solution for the issue that did not fit them: returning everything discounted and financially impossible, “he said.
“When we were negotiating, we thought that the Copa Libertadores was going to be played with the public. We considered a billion more in collection and still it was impossible to return all the money. There was no case. I would have loved to reach an agreement, because a bad agreement is better than good judgment, “he added.
On the controversy with the Labor Inspectorate, for to adhere to the law on April 1, despite the fact that the players stopped training with the club on the 22nd, the manager explained that “this is in doubt. To train you have to train as a team, individual training will not work. Obviously you don’t train at a distance. The Labor Directorate decided that we had to pay that, but they do not fail; the courts decide. There it will be seen“.
Finally he detailed about the relationship with the players that “not as good as before, but fine. I have no problems with Esteban Paredes, or with anyone. I greet you all. If from 1 to 100 it used to be 50, today it is less than 50. Obvious. There are silver in the way, a conflict that hurts them; I didn’t like it either. Afterwards, I have traveled with the team. “
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