The players that make up the template of the CD Dénia They did not train this Thursday, as usual, on their second day of weekly training. They changed the playing field for the dressing room where there was a meeting with part of the board. A meeting motivated by the discontent that exists today with the management being carried out by the presiding board Gema Estrela.
The players, fed up with long and longer, opted not to train and it was the captains who tried to negotiate the payment of the outstanding monthly payments that they have with them. A rarefied environment that is not the best for a team that faces the start of the second round of the league in second place in the standings.
In terms of sports things are going quite well, since one of the premises that was asked to coach Diego Miñana was that the team played the promotion of promotion.
Another thing is economic management. The fact that the maximum sponsor of last season has stopped lending its support to the club is something that has marked the management. We have worked and are working on the possibility of finding another sponsor, but so far there has been no agreement with any company. To this is added the cost of a template that is one of the most expensive in the group, and the worst thing is that there is no short-term solution. Unlike other seasons, you can not rely on local players, who for the most part, for one reason or another, have been forced to leave the club and now play in other teams.
The situation is worrying and although it has not reached the limit it seems that the weather is not the best for the next days.
First the Dénia Futsal and now the Dénia CD. Here there is something that does not work, and not precisely in the sports field, in a team that is second in the classification. Courage to those players, you are in your right to protest, and to collect what you owe.
Unfortunately, this is our daily bread in amateur football, every year there are cases like that. The Dénia CD was presented as an ambitious project in the sport and economics, which seems good, though, as long as there is a financial balance. It is not acceptable that players have payment problems, and even more in the middle of the season. The one who pays, rest. But the one who charges, more.
As a Dénia fan, I prefer to see an economically healthy club in the lower half of the table, a club up with payment problems, because at one time or another it will explode and the end can be catastrophic (see the missing Denia Futsal, who now , refounded in the CFS Mar Dénia, devastates with good players and good management).
I do not know the salaries of the players, or the bonuses or bonuses that they have, and what an eye, they must pay them up to the last cent, but I think they can be higher than normal, causing a deficit in the economic balance.
If you can not sign better players because they charge more, they do not sign. If a player does not accept a renewal because he is not offered enough money and there is no more, it is not renewed. If you can not give more money for victory, goals or unbeaten goal, it is not given. If you can not count on a bus, and it is cheaper to rent vans, then you will go with a van. The first and foremost is that players, coaches and club employees charge.
The Dénia is not Barça or Madrid, they will not look at the results with a magnifying glass. There will be fans who want the Dénia to play the Champions League, go back to Segunda B, be in the Third Division or the same as the division, but if the club maintains its identity, it is financially sound, and the quarry is used, the results they will give equal, absolutely nothing will be reproached to the Presidency and the Board of Directors. Gentlemen, get excited, the CD Dénia is injured but we do not want him to die.
Is that the preferred would have to do with local players and not from outside