Athletic should not make deaf ears to one of the situations that was lived last Thursday in San Mamés shortly before the ball rolled in the match against Manchester United. Something that did a significant number of spectators who gathered in the rojiblanco field that same day. Spectators mostly located in the so -called Herri Harmaila or popular stand.
From the megafonia of the stadium it was reported that, at the request of UEFA, a minute of silence was going to be kept for the recent death of Pope Francis. Both Athletic players and Manchester United's players and the arbitration team were around the central circle to comply with the usual protocol in this type of situation. The practice of the attendees, as usual, stood up in their respective locations.
The minute of silence, however, was not respected. If in the league clash before the UD Las Palmas it was a minimum minority that skipped the request expressed, although not specified, from Athletic himself; Before United, the screaming extended throughout the Herri Harmaila with those in charge of the bombs pounding to the fullest. Shameful.
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The lordship of San Mamés is above all. Education, too. Hau ez da Gure stylea!
