After the celebrations held throughout the city, the CEO of Córdoba CF, Antonio Fernández Monterrubio, wanted to make public this morning a open letter of thanks to all the people who make up Cordobanism and who have helped the … club achieves the objective of promotion to the Second Division.
The beginning of the writing has been intended for all the fans who have been supporting in all the matches this season, especially in the matches of the ascent phase «Once the celebration events for promotion to the Second Division have finished and before continuing to work on planning for the next season, I want to write these lines with a single message: thank Córdoba for its involvement and commitment with the club during the season and, especially, in the promotion play off.
A celebration to remember
The high temperatures did not stop the more than 10,000 people from Córdoba who gathered in the Plaza de las Tendillas to experience the promotion euphoriasome spectacular images that will remain forever in the retinas of the fans and players, which is why Monterrubio has dedicated a few words to what happened last Monday “for the memory the convertible bus will remain, delusion with which entire families watched us from the balconies of their houses, decked out for the occasion with flags and scarves. Or the tears of the players upon arriving at the square.
The More smalls They have also been a very important part of this feat. “I also remember Koki’s visits to schools to amaze the innocent children or the buses transmitting the message that we are coming back.”
The CEO of Córdoba also wanted to highlight and thank the Ffigure of institutions, sponsors and clubs for the collaboration provided this season.
A city overturned by the dream of promotion
Monterrubio wanted to dedicate the last words of this letter to all those who have been part of the last and crucial part of the season «I want to thank all of Córdoba for their active participation in this play off. And I’m not just talking about the full Kingdom or what the mosaic and typhus looked like. I’m talking about every Cordoban who has excited about his team even if I am not a regular at El Arcángel, the pride of hanging the flag on the balcony of the house, of going out on the street with the white and green or the effort of so many to accompany the team no matter where he played.
Finally, he wanted to end the statement with a thank you to the “more than 40,000 Cordoba residents with whom we touched the sky in Las Tendillas” along with the promise of becoming great again.
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