Deserved Tribute: San Point Pedro Sula Sports Complex now known as Cello Euclidean – Dice

Jose de la Boss Herrera, Is called Cellado Ugles, Died on April 29 at a hospital in Tegucigalpa, which was a severe blow to the Honduran football world.

Today, to pay tribute to him, officials in the municipality of Sula, San Pedro, have demanded that the city’s sports complex be named after a former technician. Cellado Ugles, Who classified Bicolor for the 1982 World Cup in Spain?

See: This is the path of the historic Honduran coach Cello Ugles

It should be noted that this property is made up of so-called sports facilities: 1) the Olympic Stadium, 2) the premier sports center for indoor sports practices. 3) Olympic pool complex, 4) Baseball stadium, 5) Cycling sidewalk, 6) Parking area and several open courts for tennis, football and volleyball.

COMPLEJO OLIMPICO MUNICIPAL JOSÉ DE LA PAZ HERRERA UCLÉS, located at Thirty Three (33) Street, CHELATO UCLÉS ”.

Undoubtedly, former coach Cadracho has left an irreplaceable void in Honduran sporting history and its fans, so a well-deserved tribute is being sought in the so-called home of the Honduran national team in San Pedro Sula.


The San Pedro Sula Sports Complex is home to the national team, which we refer to as the Olympic Stadium.

செல்லடோ He is very popular in San Pedro Sula because he became the Real Espana champion and led the marathon, leaving an indelible mark.

What else: Beautiful mural dedicated to Cello and painted in Comayagua

On the other hand, it has been requested that a parchment be provided to the close relatives of the technician J.os la de Paz Herrera (QDDG), as a special act and as post-sporting and indestructible recognition.

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