Christian Pavez He recognizes himself as a fanatical supporter of the club and could not stand the scandals he saw during his time as a player. Copperloa. And that she should have kept quiet while he was still there. Although everything ended after losing the duel for promotion to the first division against Sports Copiapó.
After that defeat, Pavez made a drastic decision: he ended his professional career. “It hurt me a lot. There I stopped playing because of the things I saw, so we had to keep quiet. We had to sell the result. Because they wanted to win, the club covered up many things”said the former Loíno midfielder in a dialogue with Socios del Desierto.
“And that’s for me, I played to be professional and take care of myself at meals. I would have liked to be a much better player, but I extended my career for professionalism. Nobody can say anything about me in that part,” added the former midfielder, who also played for Rangers de Talca and San Marcos de Arica.
By the way, on the party program panel they asked him for more details about whether what had to be covered up would be known. “We all wanted Cobreloa to rise. Many situations happened, having to keep quiet about them and not being able to stop shitting frustrated me.. I said that I didn’t want another year like this, I have to raise daughters, in an environment where everything is kept quiet for a result,” Pavez reflected.
“How fortunate that the following year they achieved their goal, but I think the club needs more moral support to get to the top. It is not selling out to achieve the goal and move up. If he had more of that livelihood today, he would be doing better. I say it as a copperloín: it would have a more formed base. “We went up because there were good players and correct technical decisions were made, but the club was not in good moral order.”added the Santiago native who will turn 36 on July 23
Christian Pavez addresses several Cobreloa scandals: he accuses that the rape complaint was covered up
Christian Pavez continued with the details of some scandals in Cobreloa, where he had two cycles. Although the last one was in the 2022 season, which ended with a frustrated return to the elite Desert Foxes. One of the facts that they tried to hide, according to him, was the rape complaint which has eight of the nine involved in preventive detention.
“I think that Those who really did it should speak. There are things that unfortunately are in public light. It was the year before I arrived, but When I arrived I just entered a room, they were talking about it and they didn’t know how to shut it up and cover it up.. I don’t know if they did it, but I “I was there when they silenced him.”Pavez assured.
He continued with his vent. “I saw colleagues do things and then they washed their hands, they said they didn’t do anything. I had to keep quiet so we could win and not screw up to have a broken team. My decision to retire was because I had been very professional. I wanted to protect my name from an environment like this. “She led me to look at my daughters in a different way.”he said, always in the talk with SDD.
“Unfortunately I had to keep quiet about situations at my place. I don’t know if the girl thing happened or not.. Whether it happened or not, keep quiet about that kind of thing…If it had been my daughter, it would have hurt me to remain silent.. There are several former colleagues who passed away, but they are strong issues,” Pavez also noted.
And he made it clear that the club’s board looked the other way. “The club had to make decisions. That led to more decisions: endorse gambling addiction, addictions. Because there were addictions that we all had to endure being professional players. How are we going to put up with someone? addicted to a drug being professional footballers. Nobody has talked about that,” revealed the retired midfielder.
Christian Pavez supports David Escalante’s accusations
Some time ago, Cobreloa was shaken by a complaint from David Escalante, who referred without naming him, but very directly to his former teammate Axl Rios. He hinted that the player, who today plays in Everton from Viña del Mar, had gone behind in the series against Deportes Copiapó.
“Some criticized Escalante. Maybe he talked more than necessary, but she had the personality to do it.. Since I don’t have evidence, I better leave things there. But I lived them. Let them talk, let them say ‘I was wrong, I did this. And not alone, with three more companions,” Christian Pavez concluded. Phew!
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