In this regard, the RCN Radio commentator, Guillo Arango, said that it is “completely reprehensible” what happened in the end with Reinaldo Rueda –the National Team coach– and with some players throwing things at them from the stands. However, Arango was clear in warning: “The footballer is used to the whistling and booingsomething normal especially for the result ”.
But beyond the defeat and the subsequent whistle, the communicator said that it is time to make a stop along the way about what happens with the fans who come to the Metropolitan to the Colombian games.
“It is a wake-up call because the 300 Peruvians made themselves felt. They never stopped cheering and yelling. What happened in Barranquilla can happen in any city because the people who go to the Metropolitan Stadium are going to move to any other place. It is clear that access to the ticket office is difficult and it is another type of people, ”he insisted.
For this reason, it was once again in the environment that needs to be encouraged beyond the “battle cry” of the national anthem.
