FMF to Chelis fine with 205 thousand dollars ... and not be silenced

I repent of anything it is an opinion, I'm not saying it's true or not, was my opinion. I agree that I extolled in the declaration, but at that point we had five days and three teams, if Querétaro, Tecos and ourselves, that we had already spoken out against arbitration in favor of Pachuca. [...] 90 percent of people think that there should be no problem for what I said, but those who decide are the arm of justice of this and now I have a handkerchief in her mouth, one can no longer expands when you feel concerned .

It seems that the fines stratospheric Mexican Football Federation are unable to soften the Chelis. José Luis Sánchez Solá, coach of Puebla, was fined with 205 thousand dollars after stating that Pachuca was receiving help from the referees. It is not the first time that the FMF has dealt an economic blow of this magnitude to the strategist. A couple of months, the Federation imposed a penalty of 164 thousand 600 dollars by a mind of mother-to-air television agency after it decided to leave out of the Copa Sudamericana in Puebla and Monterrey.

Chelis folklore seems to care little for having to pay fines. What worries him is that it may set a precedent against them, and that from now on each of their statements be put under rigorous scrutiny. Sánchez Solá has said he regrets having made public his opinion, but never has backed away from thinking that the Pachuca received favors arbitration. Apparently he has left less punishment because it was rumored that the tuzos sought the disqualification of the helm for six months.

It is clear that no technician should coartársele his right to speak, but the charge Sánchez Solá should be more grounded. The tests, like so many things in the Mexican imagination, are non-existent, mere speculation that nobody dares not deny nor confirm. Meanwhile, continue to pay for opening his mouth. I doubt it's the last time the Chelis have to open your wallet.

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