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Some users have unearthed the origin of the bars in Mexican soccer from what happened at the Corregidora Stadium.
Club Pachuca is pointed out as the first to promote these groups with the inclusion of the “Ultra Tuza”.
The reprehensible facts have made institutions such as FIFA or CONCACAF speak out against it.
After what happened in the Corregidora Stadium, users have decided to share how the “barras” of Mexican soccer, describing its origin. In the conversation are not only the teams involved in the tragedy, because even the Pachuca Football Club has been one of the most noted.
Users reveal the origin of the “bars” due to the tragedy in Corregidora
Last Saturday, Mexico witnessed one of the saddest events in the history of Mexican soccer, because a conflict between the “bars” of Querétaro and the Atlas detonated in a national tragedy. While many media report that there have been 17 deaths, and others still comment that there have been no fatalities, the truth is that the images and videos speak for themselves.
In said evidence, you can mainly see “fans” from Querétaro violently beating fans from Atlas, at the moment when the families went down to the field to take shelter from the brawl. Although, in other videos it was possible to observe how the conflict escalated from a small number of attendees, little by little the bars of the teams were added until it detonated on a tragic day for our country.
Users, from this, began to ask, among other things, that the aggressors be identified and that the “barras bravas” subsidized by the teams be eliminated.Well, let’s remember that this is not the first time that they face each other, nor are they the only ones that have done so in the history of this sport.
For this reason, some users began to trend the name “bars”, “Corregidora” and “Pachuca”, in reference to the fact that, according to what is said, the “Ultra Gopher Club” was the first bar officially recognized by a soccer team in Mexican territory.
THE ORIGIN OF BARS IN MEXICO
In July 1995, during a preseason in Costa Rica, the Pachuca board attended a Saprissa game and met the Ultra Morada, the Barra of the Costa Rican team that they had formed that same year, coordinated by foreigners. 1/9 pic.twitter.com/wuN2j6wqzE– Omar Pérez Díaz (@omarpdiaz) March 7, 2022
After these discussions, users began to point to the creation of the Ultra Tuza and other bars as being responsible for including aspects of violence in Mexican soccer. “Legion 1998”, by Chivas; “La Rebel”, by the Pumas; “La Perra Brava”, from Toluca; and “La Monumental”, from América, are some of the best known.
However, and although users point to the “Ultra Tuza” as the first of all, the truth is that many of these bars were born before their credentialing in 1995. An example of this is the “Tito Tepito” that was born in 1967, when Atlante was still in the capital and in the highest circuit of Mexican soccer.
Now, the “Barra 51” and the “Albiazul Resistance”, fans of Atlas and Querétaro respectively, have given rise to many consequences in Mexican soccersome that range from the elimination of the bars (or as mentioned, the prohibition of attendance of visiting bars), the sanctions against responsible clubs, the suspension of the league and the disaffiliation of the Querétaro club.
Even specialists from sports channels and great athletes have commented that interests outside sports are involved in all the bars, for which they have constantly expressed the urgency of taking action on the matter, even comparing them with some other shock groups. that emerged at the time prior to the Premier League that we know now.
Perhaps it would be necessary for the corresponding institutions to evaluate the cases of other countries where the bars have been eradicated and the soccer teams have managed to guarantee a safe environment in any soccer stadium.
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