For nine dates to be played, the First National was forced to suspend its activity as in all parts of the world. At the time, Atlanta and San Martín de Tucumán were the leaders of Zones A and B, respectively, and were on their way back to the First Division, however, things happened. First all sorts of relegation in all categories were nullified, saving more than one in this division, and now it was joined that what remains of the championship will not be played, so the work of more than a year of the teams that were at the top, as well as those in a reduced area, was thrown to the top.
Roberto Sagra, president of San Martín de Tucumán.
At the meeting held in Tuesday night hours, 31 of the 32 presidents of the First National were presented, as Roberto Sagra, representative of the Tutumcano club, remains away from AFA and went to TAS to ask for the “Ciruja” skid for being the best team ranked in the term played and leader of his area. In it, where attention was held by Claudio “Chiqui” Tapia (AFA) and Marcelo Achile (President of the PN and Defenders of Belgrano) it was confirmed that the promotions will be played by the 32 teams in a tournament that will be formatted as a reduced, that is, a kind of World Cup is expected. While this position was taken, it was also decided to assemble a Commission in charge of this, in which it was resolved that the members were Bianchini (Platense), Vilella (Belgrano), Gianturco (Temperley), Grecco (Atlanta), Vairo (Brown), Mut (Gimnasia y Esgrima de Mendoza), Dagatti (Fourth River Students), Bossio (Santamarina) and Achile (Defenders of Belgrano).
After this situation, the one who spoke was Roberto Sagra, the face of opposition to this sneer posture, who pointed everywhere, including national politics. “It’s a blowjob they’re doing,” he started at Liberman online and then added: “We were told we were going to ascend and a call from politics changed everything. Whose? De Massa, everyone knows. In addition, Tiger is reinforcing himself to invade Normandy.” On the other hand, Francisco Rago, captain of Atlanta, spoke for Primera Nacional and was blunt with the “Bohemian” stance. “We took credit for being where we are, so all we did is throw it away, so they’re posing. Let’s hope that’s not the case, giving everyone a chance now that they can have the promotion, now it’s unfair,” he added. The controversy is ignited.
