Dreaming still doesn’t pay taxes, just like the top floor doesn’t pay at Patropi.
What the SAFiel proponents present is so well tailored, and with the full involvement of Fiel, that it sounds like a utopia, capable of mobilizing the fans and terrifying the holders of the vicious and malignant power that has been contaminating Corinthians for decades, a cash cow of the worst interests, for some time now the target of the greed of criminal organizations.
From the Russian mafia, via MSI, at the beginning of the 21st century, to the internationalized PCC, which bet on mediocre top hats even to steal.
The beautiful idea of SAFiel is based on successful methods of Bayern Munich football and community-owned Green Bay Packers football.
The proposal is so well designed that a hawk understands and approves it, although it is also understood by the vampires who inhabit Parque São Jorge and insist on not leaving.
This means: what for some, truly in love with Corinthians, is a way out, for others, explorers of passion, is the end of the struggle.
While the latter led the club to R$3 billion in obscure debts, which even financed personal expenses with corporate cards, the former propose cleaning up the finances, without defaulting on anyone.
Anyone who truly likes Corinthians doesn’t want to win anything from Corinthians, they just want Corinthians to win, which means that all Corinthians will win.
They will win cups, not money.
Let us repeat: Corinthians is the club with the biggest fans in the largest market in the country, with its fans concentrated in São Paulo, which is easily accessible, unlike Flamengo, with the nation spread across Brazil.
Bringing fans from Sapopemba to Parque São Jorge, or Itaquera, is incomparably easier than bringing fans from Teresina to Gávea or Maracanã.
Today, without being SAF, the red and black exploits its potential much better, because it can even be commanded by vain but honest top hats, supervised by statutory tools that prevent them from stealing.
Corinthians, with colossal debt, lost the chance to reform the current associative model.
The solution is obvious and sounds naive, because all those in power in Parque São Jorge fear is being removed from their indecent perks.
The suspicious faithful, with loads of reasons for distrust, also argues that Corinthians should not have owners, even if it has always had them, in different characters, from the disqualified Wadi Helu, through to the clumsy passionate Vicente Matheus and culminating with the deleterious Alberto Dualib and Andrés Sanchez.
Augusto Melo is on another level, a shoo-in for the worst in society, without the mellifluous Portuguese of Duílio Monteiro Alves, a terrible snake charmer.
Either Corinthians embraces the solution that is now presented, without miraculous formulas, just pragmatic and self-sustainable, or it will remain plagued by transfer bans from FIFA and defaults on creditors until it becomes bankrupt and headlines on the police news.
Old Neco, Cláudio Christóvam de Pinho, Luizinho, Baltazar, Roberto Rivellino, Basílio, Doutor Sócrates, Wladimir, Zé Maria, Casagrande, Rincón, Cássio and Renato Augusto deserve to turn the page from the past to the future.
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