In a statement, the elements of the Victorian Council explain that, following its “interventions in the two Extraordinary General Assemblies (of March 3 and May 19), the Victorian Council was surprised by the discomfort expressed by other Governing Bodies, which then disagreed with its interventionist stance.”
In the aftermath, they explain, the situation worsened: “In addition, since then, the Victorian Council has noted that the treatment given to it by other Governing Bodies has been progressively deteriorating. The most recent situation, related to the forthcoming AG of 6 October, in which the Victorian Council was not consulted, nor even informed, about its appointment or the proposed statutory amendment, having learned of both facts only from the media, has confirmed that the Board no longer has the collaboration of this Victorian Council.”
Statement from the Victorian Council
“In the year and a half that has been in operation, this Victorian Council has always guided its behaviour by the faithful fulfilment of its statutory powers and the guidelines it had agreed with the Board at the beginning of its mandate. The performance of this Victorian Council, whose genesis was based on the plurality and wealth of opinions of all the Councillors, was always guided by the uncompromising defence of the best interests of Vitória Sport Clube.
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