Erick Lonis stands by his position as Saprissa sets itself apart from Alajuelense
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- Erick Lonis said he saw nothing wrong with proposing names for the presidency of the Refereeing Commission.
- Saprissa addressed the selection of the commission’s new president and positioned itself differently from Alajuelense.
Erick Lonis said he sees nothing wrong with proposing names for the presidency of Costa Rica’s Refereeing Commission.
The Saprissa side addressed the choice of the commission’s new president and made clear that it differed from Alajuelense on the issue.
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