A thousand Valencian fans protested on Monday night at the gates of Mestalla, in front of the exit of the stadium box, surrounded by a police cordon, after the 2-3 defeat against The Palms. The majority cries were directed against Peter Limowner of a Valencia team that, after this result, occupies the last place in the First Division classification.
The anger increased and the National Police ended up charging against those surrounding the exit of the box on Sweden Street in Valencia, which caused races and scenes of tension. In their escape, some radical fans burned several containers in the streets near the stadium.
The Valencia fans, who had already gathered before the game to denounce “Lim’s tyranny”, protested against the management of Meriton Holdingsthe company that owns the team, which accumulates six points in the first ten days of the League after losing against the Canarian team – which was bottom when it arrived at Mestalla – and accumulating eight consecutive days in relegation.
Among the different banners you can read:
“Honor to every bat that fights for our shield”
“We will get you out of Mestalla”
More and more people are coming to this call to protest against Valencia CF’s largest shareholder. pic.twitter.com/hx8Da70QcT
— RadioEsport Valencia (@Radioesport914) October 21, 2024
“Let’s get them, hey”, “We want a bomb in Singapore” or “You’re not going out” were some of the chants of those gathered at the doors of a stadium in which the fans also took out white handkerchiefs after Las Palmas’ second goal, when the island team completed the comeback.
During the match, the Valencian side also denounced the decline of their club in the last five years and, in addition to the chants of “Peter, go now”, recurring during the last season at Mestalla, shouts were heard against the general director, Javier Solisthe sports director, Miguel Angel Coronaor the president, Layhoon Chan.
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