River Plate's president, Stefano Di Carlo, spoke publicly for the first time in 71 days and planted the flag of the club's strategy to overcome the current crisis. In an hour and five minutes of monologue and conference, Di Carlo recognized the error of removing the players who were not going to continue in the squad for "the form, speed and place". He also valued the "three markets in one" and the quality of the players who joined. The club's president gave confidence to the coach Eduardo Coudet and transmitted conviction and unity between the squad, technical staff and directors. Additionally, he asked for patience and time of work from the fans, despite the historic negative streak of six consecutive losses in AFA. Di Carlo had already warned the Saturday in the Tigre field: "I will speak this week", he said to the past while he was leaving after the fourth consecutive loss of River in a tournament in which he had no points and no goals. His voice was really expected by the River's member and fan, since he had not spoken again after that June 1 in which he gave a powerful and sharp interview in ESPN, announcing the restructuring of the professional squad, the departure of 15 players - who were later separated - and an aggressive transfer market to have a shorter squad, with more concentrated resources and more space for the youth teams. This time the profile was different, more calm and self-critical when talking about the decision. In this time, everything passed, to the point that there are no longer 23 players between professionals and juveniles and nine others arrived, for which River invested around $70 million. But the football crisis does not stop, the team does not work and the historic negative statistics continue to increase: it had been 120 years since it had lost six consecutive times in the local arena. Therefore, in a sober and extensive act, the millionaire president was the only one who took the word yesterday to align a same message in a critical moment, despite the fact that in the crowded bench of the Terraza San Martín of the Monumental, the vice-presidents Andrés Ballotta, Ignacio Villarroel and Mariano Taratuty, the secretary Agustín Forchieri and the treasurer Guillermo Laje were also seated. A few meters below, in the first row of the chairs arranged for the attendees, the technical secretary Enzo Francescoli was located, while the sports director Pablo Longoria did not attend and was part of the conversation of Di Carlo with the journalists: "Longoria came to give us support in the assembly of the structure and in the operation of the football. Perhaps the error was not to put the traditional name in our country, which is that of the football manager".