The Irish club lied that one of the players had died – the promise that one of the players had died of postponing a football match: – Shocking

It's the Irish Times that tells this episode.

It's the Irish club Ballybrack who claimed that one of their players, Fernando Nuno La Fuente, had died in a car accident. The decay, of the tragic variety, meant that Ballybrack was apparently to postpone the match.

Condolences came from, among other things, other football teams, on social media.

Later, however, it was confirmed that Fuente was alive and in very good shape.

"We need only express our deepest regrets to the Leinster Senior League, to our opponent from Arklow Town FC, as well as to the clubs and people who contacted us for help – write the club on Facebook.

– shocking

David Morgan, chairman of the board of the Senior League, where Ballybrack plays, takes a leap forward.

"It started to tame us when we called the family on Monday to ask if we could do anything for them, they said that his body had already returned to Spain and that everything was not going well. shocking to do that for the fight to be postponed, "Moran told the Irish Times.

Moran said the league teams practiced a minute of silence before the match and that the players used black troops around the arm.

"There must be something wrong with those who have done it," says Moran.

He also asks the club secretary to resign.

Can be punished

Thursday, Ballybrack can be punished.

"The first thing to do is find out what rules they really have broken in. We have never been absent," said Moran.

But the most important thing now is to take care of the player who died in a road accident.

"We are worried for him and for that he may be ridiculed after that.We have never been to anything like this.It is extreme.We will also bring this to the l '. league team for losing football, "says Moran.