The fish renounces the idea of selling the command on the field and will face the black red in Baixada Santista
Santos confirmed that they will face Flamengo, on July 16, for the 14th round of the Brazilian championship, in Vila Belmiro. The advice was negotiating a command on the field for this game, but renounced the idea. The trend, by the way, is that this is the first fish game in the second half.
This is because the 13th round match against Palmeiras is postponed while there is no definition while the rival is playing at the Club World Cup. However, the match against Flamengo initially had to happen far from Vila Belmiro.
The Board of Directors would like to bring the game to Morumbis, Casa do San Paolo, but the club has not obtained the release. He was also considered Allianz Parque, but Palmeiras will have a game at the stadium on the same day. No match of two teams considered great compared to the state are not allowed on the same day in the capital of the state to avoid fighting between fans.
Brasilia also emerged as an option, but the fish immediately discarded. This is because there was the fear of happening a “inverted command”, due to the great presence of flamenguists in the place. Therefore, Vila Belmiro was finally chosen to receive the clash. However, why does Santos insist on bringing their games to another stadium?
The main reason is Neymar. The club wants to enjoy the boom of the star to endure more than in the village games. With a maximum audience limited to 15 or 16,000 people, the Baixada Sanista stadium reverses little to the club on financial matters, encouraging the advice to think of solutions away from it.
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Source: Terra
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