Nota de Prensa CRC Madrid
ago.12, 2010, categoria: División de Honor B Rugby
La directiva del club CRC ha recibido en la tarde del Domingo la negativa del grupo Santa Mónica a participar como sponsor del primer equipo en la temporada 2010/2011, se ha considerado, por parte de la junta directiva, este esfuerzo como el último posible para seguir disputando la competición en la máxima categoría y por tanto se ha cerrado definitivamente el acuerdo con el club Bera-Bera para que se hagan con nuestros derechos en División de Honor y nosotros con los suyos en División de Honor B.Desde la directiva del club se sigue trabajando con la ambición de volver a División de Honor en el menor plazo posible e intentar reforzar la estructura de la entidad, para dar la estabilidad necesaria y recuperar nuestro lugar en el máximo nivel español
Así mismo desde la junta directiva se quiere trasladar el reconocimiento a los jugadores que en estas tres ultimas temporadas en División de Honor han conseguido elevar el palmares del club a lo mas alto del rugby nacional, a aquellos que nos dejan, desearles lo mejor en sus clubes de destino sabiendo que tienen el agradecimiento por dejar aquí parte de su legado deportivo.
Hay que agradecer a todos los jugadores que apuestan por continuar en el club, con la aspiración de volver a disputar los titulos que sin ir mas lejos hace solo unas semanas hemos conseguido… por delante, la Liga de División de Honor B, la Copa del Rey y las Series Nacionales.
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