Pumas enthusiast backs the team: I support because I am not a fair-weather fan.

The poor performance of Pumas

The underperformance of Pumas is not going unnoticed by the university fans, and it reflects in the stands. Dani Alves phenomenon is no longer enough to attract people to the Estadio Olímpico. Those who still come to the stadium do so because their faith in the team and their passion for the colors goes beyond one player or the results.

Jair, a dedicated fan

Jair, a Universidad fan, comes to the stadium despite the rain; he is well aware of the current situation his team is facing. "We are in a bad position and hope things get better," he says. When asked about the management of Andrés Lillini, who is under scrutiny, Jair says the Argentinean's management has been "moderately good, with ups and downs. Right now, the team has sunk and I hope this changes."

Hopes for a better performance

Jair goes to the stadium hoping that his team presents a different image. He is unsure whether they will make it to the playoffs, something that has diminished because "at the beginning, with the arrival of Dani Alves, I saw them in the top four. But there hasn't been good teamwork, they don't understand each other. Individually, they are better than many, and I hope they improve."

"I am at the stadium because I am not a fair-weather fan. The team needs support, and it's wrong for the fans to abandon them": A Pumas supporter backs the team despite their poor performance and will support them tonight in the match against Querétaro.

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Believing in a spot in the repechage

Although Pumas is currently at the bottom of the table, Jair believes they will secure a spot in the repechage. "I think they will make it, but as fans, we shouldn't settle for mediocrity. I'm at the stadium because I support Pumas, and I'm not a fair-weather fan either. I hope for results and not just attend the good matches."

The importance of support

Jair decides to come to the stadium because the team currently "needs support, and it's wrong for the fans to abandon them. Without a doubt, in good times, everyone comes, but in bad times, they turn their backs. We have to be there in good and bad times."

In the end, the Pumas fan was rewarded this Wednesday after Pumas achieved their first victory with Dani Alves, defeating Gallos Blancos 4-1.

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