Algodoneros Retires Basketball; Inmudej gives his version

“We deeply regret that the great fans of Delicias are once again deprived of the spectacle of basketball in the professional league; At the same time, we will not be able to face such exciting games and so much rivalry between Dorados de Chihuahua, Cerveceros de Meoqui, among others, ”says the statement.

He adds that their commitment and work project is very big and they already had the hiring of players from the National and International Team that would raise the level of play and spectacle.

In the statement they infinitely appreciate the support shown for this project, noting that however the doors have not been opened for them to participate.

To end the statement, he points out that they will continue working to ensure that Delicias has the professional basketball team that the fans and the city itself deserve.

THE INMUDEJ DELICIES GIVES HIS VERSION

After issuing the statement from Algodoneros Basquetbol Delicias, Esteban Trevizo Díaz, director of the Municipal Institute of Sports and Youth (Inmudej) of Delicias, said “we were already planning the work meeting with the two leagues. We saw the project (of Algodoneros) as very formal and it caused surprise among us (the decision to withdraw from the LBE).

Trevizo Díaz said that the loan from the gym was being considered and they were even looking for a meeting with Fájer (Felipe), looking to work with him, since “both teams are considered” and “the facility is considered.”

“Today (this Wednesday, January 19) they have not been able to communicate (with Felipe Fájer Mátar, president of Algodoneros Basquetbol Delicias)”.

The director of Inmudej Delicias assured that this Wednesday an approach was sought with Felipe Fájer Mátar and this will happen when Fájer himself allows it.

BREWERY MANAGEMENT OPINION

For its part, the directors of the Meoqui Brewers, headed by its president Sahira Soto Solís, said: “They should let there be a team, since the game of the 5 Km Classic is important for us and for the people. It’s a show”.

Jesus Aguirre