another thing that's buggging me is that If 79 wasn't given false info and Rondon is really throwing tantrums like that then WBA being part of a "football experience" that's scheduled to take place in Venezuela next month surely comes at a very weird time. I keep trying to find an article in English but only Venezuelan media seems to be covering it.
http://www.liderendeportes.com/noticias/futbol/entrenadores-de-la-premier-dictaran-taller-en-vene.aspxDel 24 al 29 de abril de 2017, Venezuela recibirá “The Great Football Experienceâ€, un programa piloto en desarrollo comunitario y promoción del fútbol base en el paÃs, que contará con el apoyo de la Premier League, la liga profesional de fútbol del Reino Unido.
“The Great Football Experience†es una iniciativa conjunta de la Embajada Británica en Caracas, el British Council de Venezuela, la Premier League, el equipo profesional West Bromwich Albion FC (donde juega el futbolista venezolano Salomón Rondón) y la organización no gubernamental Deporte para el Desarrollo.
Como parte del programa, los entrenadores británicos Adam Lea (de la Premier League), Lee Meacham y Chloe Kate Harper (del West Bromwich Albion FC) dictarán un taller para entrenadores comunitarios que beneficiará a 36 instructores venezolanos, procedentes de la Federación Venezolana de Fútbol (FVF), clubes profesionales, y organizaciones deportivas enfocadas en el trabajo social en zonas de vulnerabilidad.
El programa se iniciará el 24 de abril con un evento de lanzamiento en la Residencia Oficial del Embajador Británico, seguido de cuatro dÃas continuos de capacitación deportiva para los técnicos venezolanos.
“The GREAT Football Experience†se clausurará el sábado 29 de abril con el torneo “Fútbol sin Fronterasâ€, en el Estadio OlÃmpico de la Universidad Central de Venezuela (UCV), con la participación de aproximadamente 100 niños de comunidades de bajos recursos."
In summary, something called "The Great Football Experience" will be happening in Caracas (Venezuela) from April 24th through the 29th. "The Great Football Experience" is sold as some kind of pilot program in community development and promoting of football in the country and it is said to count on the support of the Premier League. "The Great Football Experience" was created jointly by the British Embassy in Caracas, the British Council of Venezuela, the PL, and West Brom, along with non-government Venezuelan organization.
That article goes on to state that as part of the program British coaches named Lee Meacham (WBA sports development coach) and Chloe Kate Harper (can't find anything on him) from WBA and Adam Lea (can't figure out who that is) will direct some sort of workshop for community trainers that will benefit 36 Venezuelan instructors from the FVF (Venezuelan FA), professional clubs, and sports organizations focusing on social work in vulnerable areas. The event is set to launch on the 24th at the residency of the British Ambassador and come to a conclusion on the 29th with a tourney (I assume football) in which approximately 100 kids from low-income communities will participate.
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Assuming this is actually a thing surely this all came to happen due to Rondon's presence at WBA,which makes it so odd that an event like that would be happening at the same time Rondon is "not training properly for months", "refusing to train properly at all on a day to day basis", and "refusing to take his match shirt and throwin it back at the coaching team saying he's not taking that shirt with him" as well as "actively saying he wants to go to China".
Bizarre bizarre bizarre