Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Live Coverage: End of signatures process

We will follow live the last hours of the process of the collection of the club members and explain what has happened today. Candidates should have 2.095 validated signatures to take part in the final vote. The deadline is at 9 pm tonight. Re-fresh!


The first candidate to come out today was Sandro Rosell. At 12:30 pm he gave a press conference in which he explained that he until that moment had collected 13.491 signatures.


7:00 pm Jaume Ferrer and members of his candidacy walking to the offices of the Camp Nou with the boxes containing the signatures. Ferrer confirmed this afternoon that he has collected 4.422 signatures.

7:20 pm Sandro Rosell is on his way to the Camp Nou with his whole board team in six cars. The candidacy would in the end have collected 13.603 signatures.


7:30 pm Sandro Rosell has arrived at the Camp Nou with the boxes with in the end 13.618 signatures. The candidate is in the centre of the picture, at the left is Jordi Cardoner, who will become social vice-president if Rosell is elected as president.


7:40 pm The candidacy of Marc Ingla announces that they have collected 4.756 signatures. The former vice-president is on his way to the Camp Nou.

8:00 pm This afternoon, Alexis Plaza has announced that his candidacy has collected 1.209 signatures, that have already been destroyed by a notary so they won't affect the signatures of the other candidates nor canbe used in the future. Around 6 pm, Plaza came to the Camp Nou to formally step out of the race.

8:30 pm The board team of Marc Ingla arrives with in the end 4.744 signatures. At the left of Ingla there's Victor Font, at the right Carme Miró, behind him Ferran Soriano and Albert Vicens.

8:45 Presidential candidates Jaume Guixà and Santiago Salvat haven't passed the cut although it's not yet known how many signatures they have collected.

9:00 pm Agustí Benedito also passes the cut with 2.847 signatures.

8 comments:

  1. Wasn't there 10 pre-candidates on the right?

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  2. yeah, but we've cut the funny guys, feech... ;-)

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  3. and end of the coverage, for sure.

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  4. Well, Ingla was right, 4 candidates passed the cut.

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  5. Did/will Ferrer get the required amount?

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  6. Interesting that Ingla got more than Ferrer. Reckon they have a chance if they tie up.

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  7. @ anonymous:

    yes, he got it. you can read what was written at 7:00 pm


    @ kamikaze:

    tying up seems almost excluded at this moment. although you never know, it looks really difficult. let's see what happens if new polls come out.

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  8. The options have been reduced.
    Three former vice-presidents and a former member of the the club's social committee. I guess nobody expected this a year ago.

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