Election at Corinthians puts partners in snooker – 11/22/2023 – Juca Kfouri

Corinthians members who will vote this Saturday (25), to elect who will preside over the club for the next three years, are facing snooker.

If the situation is bad, the opposition is even worse. And between what is bad and what is terrible, the option should be obvious.

Augusto Melo, the opposition candidate, is a mythomaniac, his running mate is Osmar Stábile, financier of the January 8 coup in Brasília, and, as his candidate to preside over the Deliberative Council, Romeu Tuma Júnior, someone who suffers from the same illness, as deceitful as he is.

Melo says he was approached by two former governors of São Paulo, Corinthians, to support him. There is no one alive who fits the bill, as Corinthians Franco Montoro, Orestes Quércia and Alberto Goldman died.

He says he is intimate with publicist Washington Olivetto, who does not know him.

He boasts that he is financially independent and, having been convicted of tax evasion, with final judgment, he asked the Court for the services of the Public Defender’s Office due to his inability to pay a lawyer.

He denies managing players and there are several witnesses to his management.

Recordings of his conversations, admitted by him, reveal racist, misogynistic speeches typical of those who are closer to a criminal organization than a football club, when he threatened a Corinthians employee because he believed he had been betrayed by her in supporting his claim.

He said he had taken a sports management course at USP and the university denied it.

The world is indeed upside down, and if Italy elected Silvio Berlusconi, the United States chose Donald Trump, Brazil elected Jair Bolsonaro and Javier Milei had the vote he had in Argentina, why would the most popular club in São Paulo be preserved from such madness?

Melo advocates democracy, but worships the dictator Ernesto Geisel on his social network.

To see how insanity exceeds limits, he is supported by Gaviões da Fiel, which, instead of remaining distant as an inspector of candidacies, forgets that he was born to fight the then president Wadi Helu, a henchman of the dictatorship.

The episode of the Brazilian journalist who, when going to cover the election in Argentina, took a taxi at Ezeiza airport and headed to a hotel in the center of Buenos Aires is well known.

On the way, I asked the driver for his opinion. He heard fierce criticism from him about the situationist candidate.

Upon arriving at his destination, he wished the taxi driver good luck in the opposition vote and was surprised: “I’m going to vote on the situation. It’s rubbish, but it’s a well-known rubbish”, he heard.

There is nothing that cannot get worse and Corinthians has reached the point where, as the column learned, it has an opposition member who declares their vote for Melo “because it will be easier to remove him in six months”.

Drown or burn to death? With a knife or a shot?

Ultimately, Corinthians is in the hands of no more than 4,000 members and rejects the idea of ​​going public on the stock exchange to truly belong to its fans. As Bayern Munich did, by maintaining 51% of the shares, and Fortaleza intends to do so, with the authorization of the directors.

The aforementioned Franco Montoro said that, when there are only two candidates, and the voter dislikes both, it is necessary to vote for the least bad candidate.

Melo is Milei without hair.

André Luiz Oliveira, André Negão, is the known situation.

What a phase!, would say Milton Leite, the excellent narrator, not the councilman, candidate for Negão’s vice president.

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