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Francisco J. Marques, communication director of FC Porto, was this Tuesday in the Porto Canal
The Portuguese Professional Soccer League (LPFP) has prohibited the National Stadium, where the Belenenses SAD, of the I League, operates from any sporting activity until February 18, after inspection.
The entity that regulates professional soccer championships, which announced a new reevaluation at the end of the interdiction period, gave the Belenenses the possibility of playing their home games at the Municipal Stadium of Mafra, according to the II League club and the municipality.
Faced with the decision made this Tuesday, Francisco J. Marques, FC Porto communication director, said that it is “one of the most serious cases in recent times.”
“It may seem like a minor matter, but it is a ‘big problem’. Belenenses play at home in Jamor, the field has problems that we all know and that were exacerbated by the adverse conditions at this time of year. In November, Sporting He faced Sacavenense there, the grass was kept for two weeks to be in good condition. In the weeks before FC Porto left, there were several rugby matches, which degraded and ripped the grass, and matches of the sub-teams. 23 in Estoril, causing degradation that was in very bad condition, but was still validated by a League survey the previous week, ”he said.
“The inspection gave approval to the lawn. Whose responsibility is this? From the IPDJ, the State, which owns Jamor. However, today there is a survey from the League that said that the lawn was prohibited. I will explain the consequences: the Belenenses “. -Nacional will be in Mafra, on February 20. The field will be saved, there will be no rugby or U23s and it will be a little toy for the next day to be able to return to Jamor, on March 7. Receive ?, brutal coincidence ”, said the FC Porto director. “Now they are going to put the stadium into a toy because that’s where the beloved club goes,” he concluded.
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