The popular expression "you are more moral than the Alcoyano" is coined in a historical period of the club and is now present in the English slang Alcoyano I would say that kind of team we all like him. Why are institutions which enjoy this privilege? I do not know it would be difficult to explain that empathy, but this club, like others, by various factors, establish a common and invisible bonds that connect with many people in football, people who do not have any link with the city of Alcoy with those other cities with teams "nice."
Last Sunday, the Alcoyano had the opportunity to return to the second division but ... a goal of Cartagena in 91 minutes! paralyzed left fans crammed into the old y entrañable Collao. De nuevo la mala suerte se ha ensañado con este histórico. Otra vez la decepción ha asolado a sus seguidores que, no obstante, como marca la tradición no han perdido la moral.
Hay una frase mítica que se ha idealizado e identificado con este equipo: ¡Tienes más moral que el Alcoyano! La enciclopedia libre Wikipedia describe así su significado: “durante sus años de estancia en Primera División el Alcoyano ganó fama de equipo aguerrido y con tesón, a pesar de sus limitaciones. Sus temporadas en Primera División fueron siempre agónicas, ocupando los últimos lugares de la clasificación y luchando por eludir el descenso. Sin embargo, jugadores y directivos mostraban always a great confidence in the salvation of the team, which crashed into the general opinion (only once got the Alcoyano permanence). Hence the popular expression, 'You have more moral than the Alcoyano' (Tens més l'Alcoyano moral), which was coined at that time and today is still present in the English slang. Less widespread
Another version says that the term has its origin in a particular match, where he lost by a landslide Alcoyano (4, 5 or 6 goals, the number is unclear) and despite that the team strongly protested against the referee because had whistled the end of the game a minute before the corresponding. Nevertheless, both versions are not necessarily incompatible, and it is possible that the party was just one of those who helped create the famous speech. "
We would like someone with more concrete data on this expression to comment on this post.
Returning to the widespread sympathy for the football fans Alcoyano, and finally, I'm sure many are going to want, like blue and white fans that the playoffs do to recover the collective illusion of the city and nostalgic football. All to see.
Last Sunday, the Alcoyano had the opportunity to return to the second division but ... a goal of Cartagena in 91 minutes! paralyzed left fans crammed into the old y entrañable Collao. De nuevo la mala suerte se ha ensañado con este histórico. Otra vez la decepción ha asolado a sus seguidores que, no obstante, como marca la tradición no han perdido la moral.
Hay una frase mítica que se ha idealizado e identificado con este equipo: ¡Tienes más moral que el Alcoyano! La enciclopedia libre Wikipedia describe así su significado: “durante sus años de estancia en Primera División el Alcoyano ganó fama de equipo aguerrido y con tesón, a pesar de sus limitaciones. Sus temporadas en Primera División fueron siempre agónicas, ocupando los últimos lugares de la clasificación y luchando por eludir el descenso. Sin embargo, jugadores y directivos mostraban always a great confidence in the salvation of the team, which crashed into the general opinion (only once got the Alcoyano permanence). Hence the popular expression, 'You have more moral than the Alcoyano' (Tens més l'Alcoyano moral), which was coined at that time and today is still present in the English slang. Less widespread
Another version says that the term has its origin in a particular match, where he lost by a landslide Alcoyano (4, 5 or 6 goals, the number is unclear) and despite that the team strongly protested against the referee because had whistled the end of the game a minute before the corresponding. Nevertheless, both versions are not necessarily incompatible, and it is possible that the party was just one of those who helped create the famous speech. "
We would like someone with more concrete data on this expression to comment on this post.
Returning to the widespread sympathy for the football fans Alcoyano, and finally, I'm sure many are going to want, like blue and white fans that the playoffs do to recover the collective illusion of the city and nostalgic football. All to see.
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