Unlike the previous presidential run-off, far fewer football teams demonstrated against the SAD

Almost a preview of what would later be known on the national network, the president of banfield, Eduardo Spinosaclosed the Annual General Meeting in which the club members approved the report and budget with a precautionary sentence.

“As long as I am president, I will do everything I can to ensure that Banfield continues to be a non-profit civil society.”said Spinosa and a few hours later the president of Argentina Javier Milei announced the decree that gave the green light to Sports Share Companies (SAD).

Without the strength of the times of the ballot, when the majority published a proclamation against the SAD on social media, after the DNU allowed it, only a few clubs expressed themselves in that direction.

One of the first great ones to manifest itself was Saint Lawrence, which is still chaired by Horacio Areceygor as Marcelo Moretti will take over next week. And in his post on Twitter he marked a trend that goes beyond the authorization of the SAD by decree: the first of the filters are the clubs. The vast majority have statutes that prohibit conversion to a corporation or anything other than a non-profit civil association.

“San Lorenzo will ALWAYS be his and her partner. Article 8 of the Club Statute is very clear: the civil association cannot be transformed into a joint-stock company or into any other corporate form that implies the interference of private capital in the administration and governance of the club, nor the dissolution of CASLA be resolved. , provided there are one hundred (100) members with the right to vote, willing to support it.”Ciclón pointed out on Twitter, closing with a hashtag repeated by others, #NoALasSAD

For his part, Belgrano defenderschaired by Marcelo Achile, a man very close to Chiqui Tapia, released a statement in which he expressed his “opposition to President Javier Milei’s unconsulted DNU through which rules that affect the lives of citizens are modified and/or repealed. club of our republic and society as a whole.”

The proclamation of Dragon She did not limit herself to that demonstration, but also detailed the reasons why the institution positioned itself against opening up to the SAD.

“We continue to say NO to sports clubs, with the firm belief that our institutions must be understood as spaces of containment, solidarity and transmission of fundamental values ​​for the social fabric of our country, and never as a private company. CLUBS ARE FOR MEMBERS,” closed the statement.

Like few times in history, Hikers and Defensores showed a point of agreement, a coincidence, in the way they see the coasts. The Primera C champion team, led by Javier Méndez Cartier, also expressed the same opinion on social media.

“Faced with the brutal interference of the State through DNU in the life of our Clubs, we want to reaffirm the will of our mass of clubs and fans: Excursionistas is and will always be its member! #NoALasSAD”they posted on Twitter.

Liners, another of those promoted to Prima B after the change in the Ascenso structure that will unite C and D, was the fourth institution that opposed the SAD that emerged with a decree: “The social role that our companies play is not for sale . Respect our history, our statutes and our members. Today and always we say #NoALasSAD”.