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The intervention of ‘Mejía Vélez’ was focused on the criticism that the cyclist Egan bernal would have received on social networks after withdrawing from Tour de France for lumbar ailments.
“It was not 5 minutes after our champion Egan made his announcement and already they were massacring him supposedly for being weak and arrogant. Dammit, what’s up country of m … Saying nonsense, that the last Tour was won by luck, “he initially pointed out.
But then it was harder to show that the treatment given to the country’s athletes when they fail to endorse their victories is too harsh if compared to the criticisms made to the representatives of the political class who do not fulfill their functions with transparency.
“It is incomprehensible to me that people are so cruel with athletes, more than with politicians, who are the ones who have to give results and do not give them, they live stealing from us,” he emphasized.
This stance was aligned with the one he took in Time columnist Juan Esteban Constaín, who pointed out that the idols of national sports “We charge them dearly for our support and they leave us duty after their exploits.”
And ‘Mejía Vélez’ concluded crudely: “That is massacre, that very Colombian verb… There is no right. People who have never pedaled and go out to do these low reviews; these are collective verbal murders ”.
On video, the dispatch of ‘commentator’ (from minute 11:41):
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