“We will miss him dearly.”

Very few fans wanted to miss the last match at La Romareda before the Gol Sur stands were demolished. A couple of hours before the start of the match constant stream of white fans He wanted to immortalize in the form of a photograph his last memory, when he posed in front of “his door.”

Jose Manuel Beatobe: “The stands deserved a little more metal and paint”

Jose Manuel He has been a member of Gol Sur for more than 40 years, but he is happy about the renovation of the stands: “The members voted to do it this way and it was necessary, we have nothing to regret.” In his opinion, “La Romareda deserved a little more metal and paint.” Among the best moments he experienced in the stands, he fondly remembers “Nino Arrua’s goals.” “I liked it when he fucked people. “It was a different football than what we have now.”concludes

Jose Antonio Lopez: “I’m going to live this game with my hair standing on end and very intensely”

Jose Antonio He started coming to La Romareda when he was just a child, but still remembers entering “through door 14.” “I’m upstairs with my kids now and today is going to be a day of a lot of emotions,” he says. Although he has “thousands of moments,” he especially remembers the match against Numancia, in which Real Zaragoza was defeated: “My son and I cried a lot. It’s one of the worst moments, but without a doubt one of the ones I remember the most.” He believes that “it is very good that La Romareda has been renewed, but we need to move up to the First Division, from there everything will be very good.”

Aurora Ruiz: “I’m sad because we threw it away and maybe when they make a new one, I won’t be around anymore.”

dawn She has been a subscriber for over 30 years, first with her husband and now with four grandchildren. “I’m sad because we threw it away and maybe when they make it new I won’t be around anymore. “I come with my grandchildren, my husband is very old and can no longer come,” he assures. Among his best memories are “games against Real Madrid, Barcelona or Athletic Bilbao, then we really played football.” He continues to suffer greatly every weekend: “My husband tells me he always gives me something. We change players so often now that I almost forget the names, but I really like Azon, Frances and Aguado, the ones at home.”

Angelines Martin and Bruno Martinez: “Let’s hope they give us more information soon because I don’t know if we’ll be a good fit”

For Angeline Martin, Gol Sur participant: “The season was amazing.” “We came because it’s the last game, but I think it’s very good that it was thrown out, it was very sad to come here, any day it could come down on us,” he says. “We’ll see if the new stadium brings us luck. What I want to know is where they are going to move us, we don’t know anything yet, let’s see if they tell us soon what they are going to do because I don’t know if we will all fit in,” he says .

In its turn, Bruno Martinez He has “a lot of feelings on the surface” because “a part of us is leaving.” “We have lived so many moments that it is impossible to describe them one after another, We will all remember them,” he concludes.

Toño Venegas: “We will miss him very much”

“My wife and I started watching football here a while ago when we started out as a couple. And then, when the kids were little, there was a time when we stopped being subscribers. This year we returned to the Tribune with them. Gol Sur, where we have always been subscribers,” notes Tono Venegas, who goes to the village with his children. “You remember the previous moments when we were at the very beginning, and now we will really miss it,” he adds. Toño understands that this is an “exceptional measure,” but believes that the board of directors will “make the best decisions.” “It can’t be that the fifth city in Spain has such opportunities, I think we deserve something much better” concludes.

In short, special match for all those Zaragoza fans who grew up and come to see their “Real Zaragoza” in Gol Sur, but no matter how much time passes and everything changes, They will never forget what they experienced in their old stands.