2023-05-28 21:47:52
“I felt butterflies in my stomach,” he sang The Tyetsdefining very well the feeling of a Girona fan who has enjoyed like never before a party at the height of the feat performed by Míchel’s team, which can be even bigger next weekend if it manages to classify- if for the Conference League. Big words that in Montilivi don’t scare, they stimulate.
The 12,833 spectators who gathered at the stadium were not the best attendance of the course, but almost. Many have paraded, whistling the referee and cheering their heroes, but the vast majority have stayed in their seats. Well, staying is an understatement, because they haven’t stopped moving. Jumping and dancing, like teenagers. “Put your ass off the chair and let’s dance a sardana,” the Catalan group demanded. And everyone at his command, of course. It’s amazing what joy does.
It has also played ‘Viva la vida’, by Coldplay, with the fireworks already placed, side by side, like good minions. Only once had a salvation been celebrated for the elite, in Girona. It was in the 2017-18 season, that of Pablo Machin, who still holds the points record. That night Maffeo was crying and Eloi Amagat was saying goodbye, after having become the only representative who has worn the white-and-red shirt in Third Division, Segona B, Second Division i First Division. Today, many also played in Montilivi as locals for the last time.
Jota’s loyalty
Precisely, one of those who was in Tercera, en Whom, was the first to be announced over the public address system and jumped onto the field, amid applause. It’s nice to see how the passage of time doesn’t alter people’s feelings. Jota has always remained faithful, through the good times and the bad. This success is also his.
“Good night everyone,” Cristhian Stuani said, in Catalan, one of the most cheered. “We are very proud of what we have done, but we still have a great final to go. I think we deserve it and we will fight it until the last moment. We are all together!”. Montilivi answered him with shouts of Uruguayan, Uruguayan, before that Michel took the floor It has cost him, from Madrid, whom the public called ‘Míchel català’, a good while. “We have shown that, together, we can do anything. We can achieve our dreams. You have seen these people every weekend, but I can tell you that day-to-day life with them is spectacular. I think all of Girona can be proud for these players I hope next week I can really celebrate the fifty-two points and be at EuropaMíchel’s wish is shared.
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