By Antonio R. Yupanqui
Pre
season would be in the mining camp of Cuajone
Lima, January 14, 2010 .- Cobresol Club FBC Moquegua., Continues the task of finding reinforcements for season football tournament Professional 2011, there will be many possibilities that can anchor in many moqueguana shop known as Gregorio Bernales, Gabriel Garate, Ubilluz, among others.
In a dialogue we had with the president of the club "Dorado", Edmundo Coayla Olivera, who incidentally celebrates his birthday today, said talks are already advanced with Gregorio Bernales (Ex-Total Chalaco) plus Gabriel Garate (Ex Boys) and mentioned the names of the known players Ubillus, "Paton" Zuñiga "which is defined in the coming days.
Similarly, with respect to foreign reinforcements are seeing the alternative that players are Paraguayan and with respect to the preseason the nearest possibility would be the mining settlement of Cuajone.
"We want the support of private enterprise, established in Moquegua, we hope to have many new features, especially the mining companies," said Coayla Olivera .
Lima, January 14, 2010 .- Cobresol Club FBC Moquegua., Continues the task of finding reinforcements for season football tournament Professional 2011, there will be many possibilities that can anchor in many moqueguana shop known as Gregorio Bernales, Gabriel Garate, Ubilluz, among others.
In a dialogue we had with the president of the club "Dorado", Edmundo Coayla Olivera, who incidentally celebrates his birthday today, said talks are already advanced with Gregorio Bernales (Ex-Total Chalaco) plus Gabriel Garate (Ex Boys) and mentioned the names of the known players Ubillus, "Paton" Zuñiga "which is defined in the coming days.
Similarly, with respect to foreign reinforcements are seeing the alternative that players are Paraguayan and with respect to the preseason the nearest possibility would be the mining settlement of Cuajone.
"We want the support of private enterprise, established in Moquegua, we hope to have many new features, especially the mining companies," said Coayla Olivera .
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