The former striker referred to the way in which a series of strongholds of the Semillero Albo have split and lashed out at the Cacique for the lack of opportunities for his youth players.
Colo Colo has not had a transfer market without complications and has seen how a series of young bastions of its seedbed have left as free agents without leaving any financial return for the club.
Footballers of the stature of gabriel suazo, Joan Cruz and Luciano Arriagadathey chose not to renew their contract at the Cacique and went out to live their first experience in foreign football without leaving anything in the coffers of the institution who saw them born.
Ricardo Dabrowski falls for Colo Colo because of the way his youth teams have started
One who referred to this situation was Ricardo Dabrowski, who in conversation with the site vipballwas clear in pointing out that He does not understand the way in which they have let their promises go and his lack of opportunities in the first team.
In the first instance, the historic white striker stated that “the reality today is that if the coaches lose they are to blame for everything, so between insuring with experienced players and not, it is less risky. It is so and it is an inexorable reality”.
Subsequently, he had words at the exits of the homegrown players and maintained that “I can’t believe that a club would let go of its values just like that. If one thinks well, they believe that they are due to unforced errors and if one thinks badly, they can even consider that it is on purpose and part of a plan”.
Finally, the 1991 Copa Libertadores champion stated that “It is unheard of that Colo Colo does not have a base of players trained at home. There are bad litters sometimes and that’s why they don’t arise, but for that you have to bank them and let them play. If one is a coach and plays with youth players and loses, they can throw you out, instead with older players… ”.
