Events



You can see our scheudle here.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Arraijanal: Last virgin dunes in Malaga

Image
The last natural dunes in Málaga #Arraijanal (between Guadalmar and the Golf Course Inn) are being destroyed TODAY in order to build football pitches for the #MálagaCF. We’re before our last chance to turn this small natural spot in the Guadalhorce estuary into a great Natural Park which would connect Costa del Sol with the inland. What are we asking for? ▪ Creation of Malaga Football Club Academy where it was initially planned, by Puerto de la Torre, that counts on the support of the neighbours and it has no impact on the environment. ▪ Creation of the Littoral Park in the Guadalhorce estuary, Arraijanal. This place counts on environmental and archaeological values backed by the University of Málaga and other renowned professionals. ▪ Conservation of Phoenician and Roman archaeological rests that remain there. ▪ Conservation of flora and fauna autochthonous and in danger of extinction. What illegalities have the authorities committed? These report
Read more

Both projects are possible at the same time

Image
Lately, many supporters of Málaga Club de Fútbol visit our facebook page. That is wonderful because we have a message for you: We all support the construction of a new Sports City for Málaga CF: associations, ecologists, neighbours, volunteers, and probably most citizens of Málaga.  Thus, what do we ask for? Very easy: other location. There is much land in Málaga to build a Sport City. There are larger plots, with good access for cars, parking, that meet all the requirements for this great project and that have great acceptance among neighbours and associations. Contrarily, in Málaga there is only a piece of coast without development: the beach of Arraijanal.  In addition, this piece of undeveloped coast was the place where Phoenicians were settled, it has Roman rests, it is the habitat for unique wild flora and fauna, it is a place for bird migration since hundreds of years, it has underground aquifers, and many others archaeological and environmental values.
Read more