First and second division clubs from Catalonia came together, unanimously pledging to work towards internationalization of Catalan sporting outfits.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/FC-Barcelona-c39078, RCD Espanyol and other Catalan football clubs in Second Division and Segunda B pledged to work towards the "internationalization" of the Catalan sports teams. It was established in an initialled agreement with platform clubs in Catalonia.
All sports teams with the exception of L'Hospitalet signed.
The agreement was signed at the http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Artur-c6727 Mas, thanked the sporting organizations for their "sense of country" and commitments to Catalonia.
"The intention is normal," said Mas, who has argued that Catalonia can compete internationally with their own teams, and that there is sufficient community to realize this ambition.
Mas made a comparison with the latest manifestation of the dyad that filled the streets of Barcelona. He added that in Catalonia there were many people who want to support Catalan outfits, which was evident by the "ribbon" to point out, irrespective of
the current economic crisis.
According to President, the success they have achieved with Catalans ProSeleccions has ensured that the internationalization of Catalonia in sporting competitions “should not cause alarm."
The event was attended by the president of FC Barcelona, Sandro Rosell, the RCD Espanyol, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Joaquim-c18672 Boadas, and CF Badalona, Miguel Angel Sanchez; the latter two are in the second division.
As for the Segunda Division B outfits, UE Llagostera, Lleida Esportiu Terraferma CF, AE Prat, CF Reus Esportiu, UE Sant Andreu and Gimnastic Tarragona attended.
The president of the Catalans ProSeleccions, Xavier Vinyals, noted in his speech that there is a majority of Catalans who advocate for Catalan teams. Moreover, he added that the agreement reached will be a "benchmark for other sports and for the country."
On the behalf of the sporting entities, the president of the Unio Esportiva Llagostera, Tarragó Isabel, spoke. He indicated that soccer/football is the favourite pastime in Catalonia, and they are proud that their clubs are the "first" to make way.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Vicente-c36001 Del Bosque and RFEF will be taking great interest in the follow-ups, given the importance of Barcelona in La Liga and the Catalan players highlighted role for the Spanish national team.
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