Carrasco questions Nacional Snub: “Do They Resent the Fans’ Affection?”
Montevideo – Juan Ramón Carrasco, former Nacional coach, publicly questioned why the club hasn’t offered him a managerial position in 14 years, despite his strong connection with fans and a accomplished prior stint.
Carrasco Seeks Answers After Years of Nacional Rejection
Carrasco, who last coached Fénix in 2021, voiced his frustrations on YouTube’s “Tirando Paredes” program, expressing disappointment over not being considered for the Nacional job.
‘Authenticity’ or something More? Carrasco Speculates on Nacional’s Hesitation
“The only explanation I can find is that some board members are uncomfortable with the affection the fans have for me,” Carrasco stated.”Perhaps it’s because I’m authentic and don’t try to appease them.” He emphasized his long-standing identification with Nacional, where he won a uruguayan championship as a player in 1977.
Potential Meeting on the Horizon? carrasco Open to Dialogue with nacional Vice President
Despite perceived slights, Carrasco remains open to meeting with Nacional Vice President Flavio perchman, who recently mentioned a potential coffee meeting. “I want to know what I did so wrong that the club would turn against a large part of the fans who love me,” Carrasco declared.
Carrasco Highlights Past Success, popularity Among Fans
Carrasco pointed to his previous tenure as coach, noting, “When I was there (as coach), 24,000 new members joined, and historically, it was the Nacional that sold the most tickets.” He added, “In the street, people stop me and ask, ‘When are you going to return?’ I wouldn’t hesitate to take the job.”
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Carrasco Questions Nacional Snub: “Do They Resent the Fans’ affection?”
Montevideo – Juan Ramón Carrasco, former Nacional coach, publicly questioned why the club hasn’t offered him a managerial position in 14 years, despite his strong connection with fans and a accomplished prior stint.
Carrasco Seeks Answers After Years of Nacional Rejection
Carrasco,who last coached Fénix in 2021,voiced his frustrations on YouTube’s “Tirando Paredes” program,expressing disappointment over not being considered for the Nacional job.
‘Authenticity’ or something More? carrasco Speculates on Nacional’s Hesitation
“The only explanation I can find is that some board members are uncomfortable with the affection the fans have for me,” Carrasco stated.”Perhaps it’s because I’m authentic and don’t try to appease them.” He emphasized his long-standing identification with Nacional,where he won a uruguayan championship as a player in 1977.
Potential Meeting on the Horizon? carrasco Open to Dialog with nacional Vice President
Despite perceived slights, Carrasco remains open to meeting with Nacional Vice President Flavio perchman, who recently mentioned a potential coffee meeting. “I want to know what I did so wrong that the club would turn against a large part of the fans who love me,” Carrasco declared.
Carrasco Highlights Past Success, popularity Among Fans
Carrasco pointed to his previous tenure as coach, noting, “When I was there (as coach), 24,000 new members joined, and historically, it was the Nacional that sold the most tickets.” He added, ”In the street, people stop me and ask, ‘When are you going to return?’ I wouldn’t hesitate to take the job.”
Carrasco’s Nacional Snub: Q&A
Q: Who is Juan Ramón Carrasco?
A: A former coach of Club Nacional de Football and a former player for the same club, winning a Uruguayan championship in 1977.He most recently coached Fénix in 2021.
Q: Why is Carrasco upset with Nacional?
A: He believes the club has been overlooking him for a managerial position for 14 years, despite his strong connection with the fans and triumphant past performances.
Q: What does Carrasco think is the reason for his lack of opportunities?
A: He speculates that some board members are uncomfortable with the fans’ affection for him and his authentic personality.
Q: Is Carrasco open to a discussion with Nacional?
A: Yes, he’s open to meeting with vice President Flavio Perchman to understand why he hasn’t been considered.
Q: What successes did Carrasco have at Nacional?
A: During his previous coaching tenure, Nacional gained 24,000 new members, and the club sold a record number of tickets.
Carrasco’s situation perfectly highlights the complex relationship between a club, its fans, and the individuals who dedicate their lives to the sport. Will a meeting with the Vice President clarify the situation, or will history continue to repeat itself? Only time will tell.
