The economic crisis hit hardest in the world of football is not immune to its aggression Antonio Muñoz Roig
When the whole country is suffering the first effects of the economic crisis more complex and profound in recent history, and when no one seems able to escape its consequences, we wonder to what extent the basic sports and more specifically, the modest football is going to be affected. It
Clearly, in recent years the major quantitative growth this sector has experienced football in Valladolid has led, in turn, a marked increase in the budget of the clubs, which together with an often misunderstood competition, has meant that since certain areas, among which includes ourselves, has come to speak of a progressive distortion of the essence of the sport.
However, this budget increase also coincided with a time of economic boom in which the support of sponsors, although not easy, was not overly complicated. Now things have changed for everyone, including top sports city that dares Administration to apply for partial coverage of budgets have met and reached dizzying numbers and often provocative.
know about the reality of the clubs in this city and know the effort of some of its managers to obtain the resources necessary for its proper functioning, but the question is whether those who have been financially supporting these clubs will be able to follow so, as the crisis is causing not only significant reductions in the income statements of companies, but is even threatening their very survival.
At this point one wonders if you should follow the custom in some clubs to purchase clothing sports annually taking into account also the dire situation that is facing the textile industry as well as be able to afford the high cost of transport within the region that some of our clubs have over the season. Also, one wonders what will happen to the contributions of players, some of which we fear may be unable to cope next season, because we are about to live for years where it will be important to establish a priority system inexorable.
face of a probable decline in corporate support, it should also consider whether to order further address the substantial costs of water and all the light they have almost all our clubs, and maintaining them by the municipalities of several of our people will be able to continue holding.
not know what will happen to the large amounts being paid to the referees of the major categories, or if the gravity of the situation will even threaten the survival of any sporting institution.
And is that the economic crisis hit hardest in the world of football is not immune to its aggression. Perhaps it is time for the different administrations actually arise greater support for grassroots sport, whatever shape or form, as the sport base, and therefore also football, the very essence of sport that must be protected above elitist interests.
Clearly, in recent years the major quantitative growth this sector has experienced football in Valladolid has led, in turn, a marked increase in the budget of the clubs, which together with an often misunderstood competition, has meant that since certain areas, among which includes ourselves, has come to speak of a progressive distortion of the essence of the sport.
However, this budget increase also coincided with a time of economic boom in which the support of sponsors, although not easy, was not overly complicated. Now things have changed for everyone, including top sports city that dares Administration to apply for partial coverage of budgets have met and reached dizzying numbers and often provocative.
know about the reality of the clubs in this city and know the effort of some of its managers to obtain the resources necessary for its proper functioning, but the question is whether those who have been financially supporting these clubs will be able to follow so, as the crisis is causing not only significant reductions in the income statements of companies, but is even threatening their very survival.
At this point one wonders if you should follow the custom in some clubs to purchase clothing sports annually taking into account also the dire situation that is facing the textile industry as well as be able to afford the high cost of transport within the region that some of our clubs have over the season. Also, one wonders what will happen to the contributions of players, some of which we fear may be unable to cope next season, because we are about to live for years where it will be important to establish a priority system inexorable.
face of a probable decline in corporate support, it should also consider whether to order further address the substantial costs of water and all the light they have almost all our clubs, and maintaining them by the municipalities of several of our people will be able to continue holding.
not know what will happen to the large amounts being paid to the referees of the major categories, or if the gravity of the situation will even threaten the survival of any sporting institution.
And is that the economic crisis hit hardest in the world of football is not immune to its aggression. Perhaps it is time for the different administrations actually arise greater support for grassroots sport, whatever shape or form, as the sport base, and therefore also football, the very essence of sport that must be protected above elitist interests.
Roig Antonio Muñoz
Degree in Law and director of redesygoles.com
Football Clan Collaborating
Degree in Law and director of redesygoles.com
Football Clan Collaborating
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