The Girondins are dying, another success for the South African Social Democratic Union

I apologize for being self-referential or telling personal anecdotes, but I guess there’s nothing I can do in this situation. France. Five years is not a short time. Of course, I go to the stadium regularly, even though I am not a fan (on the contrary, it is a club I don’t like), but I go to watch the stadium regularly. Paris Saint-Germain Because he lives in Paris. And, because of work, I went to Bordeaux many times, so I also went to see the Bordeaux Girondins many times, even at the European Cup. Bordeaux is the fourth largest city in France (after Paris, Lyon and Marseille) GirondinsA big club at the time, winner of the French championship many times.

Messi, for example, faced him twice during his cautious period at PSG. Well, from now on he will play in the third division. Because? Because the investment fund that gave him the money did not make the expected profit, or he lost money, or he was no longer interested in having the club or the Ministry of Finance ask him too persistently where the money came from. The fact is that the Girondins will give up the status of a professional team that they have held since 1937.

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According to reports OleThe deprofessionalization of the French team means that the contracts of all the players in the team will have to be terminated, and its lower leagues will also lose the possibility of competing with other professional teams. Therefore, the team must register for the Nationale 1 or Nationale 2 (French amateur leagues), as long as I manage to gather enough teams for the championship that starts in 20 days. ” This is due to Bordeaux’s inability to repay the debts incurred since 2018. Initially commissioned by the American investment fund King Street, it was severely criticized by Girondins fans for its hasty sale and loss of the team’s image, and then by the management of Spanish businessman Gerard Lopez, who had bad experiences with teams such as Lille.

Is there anything else to add? Do we need more arguments against the Macri family, the Millais family and the various money launderers trying to get into the football industry? Because of football, even if they don’t play football sad But nonprofit civil society is absolutely threatened by the worst of financial capitalism. If not, let’s look at the number of teams sponsored by digital bookmakers (the most important in Argentine football). If the states had a little control over the big companies of financial capital, these ads, and not just those of the bookmakers, should be banned. Now, the fourth most important club in French football is practically gone, thanks to the predatory practices of financial capital and SAD. I haven’t been to Bordeaux for many years, but I always have vivid memories of going to see the games. From now on, they will be just memories.