He also referred to article 12, which stipulates that all communication between clubs and the Federal Council must be channeled through the corresponding league. In this case, he argued that acting directly weakened the organizational structure. He also cited article 2, related to respect and institutional discipline.
Emeterio Farías, a historic leader of the Cordoba League, submitted his resignation to the Federal Council through a statement where he asserts that "accepting this imposition would set a dangerous precedent for all the Leagues in the country, where sporting merit would be subordinated to external administrative decisions".
The decision is even more significant considering that Farías has been one of the main defenders of the management of Claudio Tapia and Toviggino himself within the Argentine Football Association.
However, his role as a historic reference of the Cordoba League led him to distance himself from a measure that undermines the local institution.
In the final part of his letter, the leader reaffirmed his stance and explained that he cannot continue in his role in a context where "jurisdictional autonomy is nothing more than a theoretical expression". At the same time, he reaffirmed his commitment to the Cordoba Football League and his respect for the institutional integrity of football in the interior.
