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The Leinster Senior League will meet on Thursday evening to decide the penalty that will be imposed on Ballybrack after the club falsely announced the death of one of his players so that a match on the outside in Arklow be canceled this weekend.
The exact location of Fernando Nuno La Fuente remains a mystery, but the good news is that he is reputed to be alive and well somewhere in his native Spain. It seems that he returned there about a month ago, after a stay in Ireland during which he queued for Ballybrack.
Once the Spanish party and the team apparently needed a postponement, someone decided to tell the league that he had died, a victim of a crime. road accident that occurred while returning from training on Thursday night.
"We receive calls from clubs telling us that someone related to the club has died and that they need a match called relentlessly and that there is never problem, "said David Moran, president of the Leinster Senior League. Irish time. "But things started to go wrong when we did a follow-up on Monday to see if we could contact the boy's family and see if we could do anything. They said that the body was already back in Spain, which did not really give.
"It's shocking to cancel a football game," he said.
"We watched a minute of silence at all the other games and the players wore a black armband. You must have something wrong with you to do something like this. "
After the announcement of the news, the secretary of the Ballybrack club has resigned by SMS, according to Moran, but it is about as much direct contact as there has been since. "We'll meet on Thursday," said Moran, "one of the first things to do is to determine the rules they've broken. We've never had anything like this before."
The secretary of the Ballybrack club could not be contacted for comment on Tuesday night.
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