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The president of the ANFP, Pablo Milad, reacted after the sayings of the helmsman of Audax Italiano, Lorenzo Antillo, who was also his contender for the position of head honcho of Chilean soccer and who accused a “rescue” in favor of Colo Colo for the suspension of their matches before Unión La Calera and Coquimbo Unido.
“I find it to be an unfortunate statement, where you have not analyzed the situation “, expressed in dialogue Outdoors at Cooperativa.
“If the game with La Calera had not been suspended, it would have been considered that we are helping Colo Colo because the squad leaves quarantine on Thursday and playing on Saturday would be an attack on physical integrity,” he argued.
“It is not a help to anyone, but it is to have objectivity and fair play. I think he was wrong, he did not have all the background for a very hasty statement, the doors are open for any questions, to clarify or send the corresponding information; We rely on medical grounds, from the Seremias, which have been the uniform criteria for suspension, “he continued.
“Colo Colo has never been as long as a bottom, this makes clubs that are in a similar situation sensitive to any situation that one says or does with respect to that,” Milad said.
According to the maximum leader of Chilean soccer, “We have maintained objectivity in the decisions, all have been supported by the health authorityWe are subject to them and to the processes and protocols that they require to comply with, but there has not been a significant tendency to benefit one or the other. The elections are over, here there are no people who voted or not for me, we have had uniform treatment with all the clubs and that is how it will continue until the end of the tournament.
Finally, Milad explained the suspension of the Colo Colo match against Coquimbo due to the participation of the Aurinegro team in the Copa Sudamericana: “It is a request from Coquimbo by article 22 that they have the right to request suspensions when they see that the capacities can be reduced to have a good performance in an international championship, the bases say, it is their right.”
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