Yesterday the candidate for the argetinian presidency Javier Milei implied that he wanted a english league based on anonymous societies. Most clubs in Argentina were funded as fan clubs and have it in their own constitucion like that, but they fear that things like the end of anonymous society in Spain or what happened to Racing might happen to every team, so today most clubs presented comunicados oficiales against this.
The following clubs posted this:
EL UNICO GRANDE DE ARGENTINA RIVER PLATE
https://twitter.com/RiverPlate/status/1723393667346432208
Union
https://x.com/clubaunion/status/1723326281956139210?t=AHrJV2zSyzKHdnd3ZwnfeA&s=08
San Lorenzo
https://twitter.com/SanLorenzo/status/1723336359606194219?t=naI075eojw0Qd5P-iadAVQ&s=08
Colon
https://x.com/ColonOficial/status/1723165114080145861?s=20
Brown de Puerto Madryn
https://x.com/BrownDeMadryn/status/1723081974733021667?s=20
Atlanta
https://x.com/atlantaoficial/status/1723162162913325497?s=20
Almagro
https://x.com/almagroficial/status/1723118506407862283?s=20
Brown de Adrogué
https://x.com/CABrown_Oficial/status/1723141212855525626?s=20
Villa San Carlos
https://x.com/CAVSCoficial/status/1723137379878223895?s=20
Comunicaciones
https://x.com/PrensaComu/status/1723140476981711108?s=20
Tristan Suarez
https://x.com/TSuarezOficial/status/1723055077315735887?s=20
All Boys
https://x.com/caallboys/status/1723146982489776551?s=20
Nueva Chicago
https://x.com/NuevaChicago/status/1723145140728938765?s=20
Defensores de Belgrano
https://x.com/defeweb/status/1723116578718261436?s=20
Temperley
https://x.com/TemperleyOK/status/1723156723295277370?s=20
J J Urquiza
https://x.com/JJUrquiza/status/1723085327802245304?s=20
Quilmes
https://x.com/qacoficial/status/1723141685675221414?s=20
Estudiantes de Caseros
https://x.com/EstudiantesOK/status/1723148835290059239?s=20
Argentino de Quilmes
https://x.com/ArgdeQuilmesOf/status/1723179931499114694?s=20
Deportivo Moron
https://x.com/depmoronoficial/status/1723152125654339791?s=20
Deportivo Madryn
https://x.com/ClubMadryn/status/1723136180152160299?s=20
Deportivo Armenio
https://x.com/DepArmenio/status/1723170716365766834?s=20
Estudiantes de Rio Cuarto
https://x.com/EstudiantesRio4/status/1723172140751405516?s=20
Boca Juniors
https://twitter.com/BocaJrsOficial/status/1723378677423980692
Rosario Central
https://twitter.com/RosarioCentral/status/1723372018182058495
Independiente
https://twitter.com/Independiente/status/1723346757801697306
Racing Club
https://twitter.com/RacingClub/status/1723348183877595191
Newells Old Boys
https://twitter.com/Newells/status/1723371146731454916Tigre
https://twitter.com/catigreoficial/status/1723360361565302823
Gimnasia
https://twitter.com/gimnasiaoficial/status/829425974433439744
Huracan
https://twitter.com/CAHuracan/status/1723375408731623877
Argentinos Juniors
https://twitter.com/AAAJoficial/status/1723375229039259825
Central Cordoba
https://twitter.com/cacc_sde/status/1723351203482857752
Estudiantes de la Plata
https://twitter.com/EdelpOficial/status/1723400196292309390
Belgrano
https://twitter.com/Belgrano/status/1723386493652087169
Velez Sarfield
https://twitter.com/Velez/status/1723409319461302286
Lanus
https://twitter.com/clublanus/status/1723376424239636502
Atletico Tucuman
https://twitter.com/ATOficial/status/1723398790281863336
Barracas Central
https://twitter.com/alanchesa95/status/1723395715555086788
Platense
https://twitter.com/caplatense/status/1723349061976158450
Instituto de Cordoba
https://twitter.com/InstitutoACC/status/1723394749904670787
Club Atletico Sarmiento
https://twitter.com/CASarmientoOf/status/1723394956000125345
Banfield
https://twitter.com/CAB_oficial/status/1723370690487685615
Arsenal de Sarandi
https://twitter.com/ArsenalOficial/status/1723375418474950837
Nice of the teams to speak up. Privatisation has pros and cons and doesn’t solve anything by itself. Whether public or private, Argentinian football will only become stronger again once their league is sorted out and stabilizes. No more promedios, inflated calendars, weird rulings. What makes a league grow is a clear and stable structure, and a system that rewards clubs that are professionally run. This is what happened in Brazil when the current format for our league was established in 2003, and we are reaping the long term benefits of that.
People may talk about many bad things in Brasilian football, but the sheer stability over the last 20 years speaks for itself.
Same rules for the main competition, mostly drama free from out of field rulings goes a long way to give credibility and make the league attractive.
It’s the most basic stuff but it works.