Just a few hours after the Alcorcón dismissed Juan Antonio Anquela, the ‘miracle man’ of Santo Domingo and a true hero in town, the club has announced its new replacement. And that is none other than Jorge Romero, the so far technical of the subsidiary and in which the entity trusts to try to redirect the course.
Romero returned to Alcorcón this summer, after last season he directed the Juvenil A of Real Madrid in the Division of Honor. But before, he lived a first stage in the yellow entity in the 2019/2020, in which he was very close to promoting the subsidiary to Second B. His team’s performance was so good that Madrid paid attention to him to give him one of the brightest teams in Spain. ‘Factory’. Although, after a year there, He returned to Alcorcón a few months ago, to lead the second team again.
With him, by the way, the yellow subsidiary still does not know what it is to win in the first three days of Primera RFEF, in which they have drawn against Getafe B and Parla and lost to the second team of Fuenlabrada. But Emilio Vega, the potter sports director who trusts Romero a lot, He has decided to put him in charge of the first yellow team to try to reverse the situation. His first training session with the ‘majors’ will be this Monday, so it is expected that this Sunday he will sit on the bench of the subsidiary in his match against Ursaria.
9 matches of experience in Second
At 36 years old (born in December 1984), Rosemary He will have at his command several footballers who are his age, such as Laure Sanabria, Juan Aguilera, Carlos Bellvís and David Fernández. And with them he will try to make pineapple to keep Alcor another year in Second division. A category, by the way, in which the new yellow coach has experience, since he has already led Córdoba in it for nine games of the season. 2017/2018: that season in which the Andalusian club ended up saving thanks to a magnificent final sprint with José Ramón Sandoval. In them, he had a baggage of two victories, one draw and six defeats. In cordobaBy the way, he had spent his entire career on the bench, before reaching Alcorcón.
