according to Radio Itataya, Flamengo offered money, the famous “white bag”, so that opponents would have a greater motivation in the matches against Atlético MJ, Rio’s title rivals.
For example, the radio reports that in the 2-2 draw between Chapecoense and Gallo, the team from Rio paid values of between 400,000 and 500,000 BRL to the team from Santa Catarina.
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NS flamingo It will also provide values similar to Santos, for yesterday’s match (13), in Mineirao. However, Rooster left no room unfortunately and won 3-1, in a comeback.
With wins this Wednesday night, the Atletico MG It follows Brasileirao, with 56 points, 11 more than flamingo, which, however, played two fewer games.
Investidor do Galo Rádio Itatiaia . owns
It is worth noting that in May this year, businessman Rubens Minin, one of the main investors in the cast Atletico MG, bought Itatiaia Radio, which belongs to the Carneiro family.
“It’s a special day. After nearly 70 years of operation, he has been able to Itatia Change your command. The Carneiro family is turning away from the trend Radio Itataya and passing control to a successful and recognized entrepreneur, who thinks about continuity, and who maintains the values established by Janorio Carneiro [fundador]’,” said the radio announcer upon introducing Rubens Minin as the new owner.
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