Bruixola and Pocholo will also remain at Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto
David Bruixola and Jose Manuel García Moriñigo “Pocholo” will continue defending Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto's colours for another year. The natural right winger from Cáceres, with extensive experience in the ASOBAL League, has enjoyed a sensational season that has ear...
2014-05-30David Bruixola and Jose Manuel García Moriñigo “Pocholo” will continue defending Fertiberia Puerto Sagunto's colours for another year. The natural right winger from Cáceres, with extensive experience in the ASOBAL League, has enjoyed a sensational season that has earned the confidence of the coach and the red-and-white directors. His 109 goals out of the red-and-whites' total of 816 are more than enough justification, requiring no further comment. Add to that the player's full integration into the red-and-white structure, along with the schoolchildren he coaches, and we have the ideal combination for another year.
For David Bruixola, master of the red-and-white goal, this will be his eighth season since joining the club, while still completing his training as a National Police officer. There is no doubt that the recent history of the red-and-whites' successes could not be written in the same way without properly recognising the contribution of David Bruixola, a goalkeeper of the highest calibre who makes a daily effort to combine his working life with the sport he loves so dearly.
Carlos Argente, the club's vice-president of communications, said that “we are extremely pleased that Pocholo and David are remaining part of the project. Pocholo has integrated very well, and as for David Bruixola, all I can say is thank you. Only he knows how much he has fought, both on and off the court, to become who he is: one of the best goalkeepers in Spain. If he could train as a full-time professional, he would be nowhere near far from the top level and the national team.”
With these two renewals, the red-and-white club's board has now confirmed four players: Dukic, Tarraso, Pocholo and Bruixola.
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