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Colo Colo lives complex days, both institutional and sports, a situation that is not new and has been dragging on for quite some time. But according to Harold Mayne-Nicholls, everything would have started to decline since the departure of Augustine Orion.
The director of Blanco y Negro gave a sincere interview to El Mercurio, where he spoke openly about the Cacique’s current affairs and the moment that – according to his appreciation – marked a before and after and began with the team’s debacle.
“There are things that are difficult to explain and others that can be explained. I came to the club in May of last year, the team was doing well. And suddenly Agustín Orión leaves, which I’m not even going to comment on… ”, said Mayne-Nicholls.
Despite the initial refusal not to delve into the delicate issue of the Argentine goalkeeper’s departure, The B & N manager pointed to Mario Salas as the person in charge of Orion’s departure:
“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, ”revealed Harold.
Mayne-Nicholls assured that Orion’s departure marked a hard break in Colo Colo.
By last, Mayne-Nicholls delved into how hard Agustín Orión’s departure from Colo Colo was, and that the consequences hit the albos until today.
“When you fall into the hole, it’s hard to get out. We got into a hole with Orion and instead of coming out stronger, we have gone further down. Then comes the pandemic, but beware, we had been stumbling before. It is not that the pandemic brought us the problem; the problem was coming. Curicó Unido’s match was before and with Mario Salas on the bench. With Orion there was a very big break ”, reflected the chief executive of the Chief.
