Patricia Amorim says goodbye, wishing the new board good luck
The representative handed over the baton to Eduardo Bandeira de Mello and made herself available to help Flamengo.
By Flamengo's Official Website - in
Much like the transition to the new board, the inauguration ceremony took place in a friendly atmosphere at Flamengo. President Patricia Amorim passed the presidential baton to the new leader, Eduardo Bandeira de Mello, this Thursday (27.12/XNUMX) in Gávea, and, like her vice president, Helio Ferraz, wished the new board well.
In her speech, Patricia Amorim explained that she tried to make the best transition possible, thinking about what was best for Flamengo.
"We tried to make the transition as painless as possible. I wish you success and would like to say that the challenge is great and requires a lot of courage. But we trust that everything will work out. I am available for anything. I tried to do my best for Flamengo, and I apologize for my mistakes. I hope you also remember the successes. I reach the end of this three-year term without giving up, without giving up. I am grateful for every minute I spent here and wish you, from the bottom of my heart, much success," said the president, handing Eduardo Bandeira de Mello a watch commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Club World Cup, launched by Flamengo in 2011.
Hélio Ferraz, who also spoke at the ceremony, believes that the passing of the baton to the presidency of Flamengo will be a milestone in the club's history.
"This is a rite of passage, and the most defining characteristic of human beings is their rituals. I believe this ritual here signifies the beginning of a new stage, a new moment. Perhaps I can speak for the veterans, who have already been to the electric chair... I view this moment with hope and enthusiasm. I wish the new board much success, because their success will be Flamengo's success," he concluded.
In her speech, Patricia Amorim explained that she tried to make the best transition possible, thinking about what was best for Flamengo.
"We tried to make the transition as painless as possible. I wish you success and would like to say that the challenge is great and requires a lot of courage. But we trust that everything will work out. I am available for anything. I tried to do my best for Flamengo, and I apologize for my mistakes. I hope you also remember the successes. I reach the end of this three-year term without giving up, without giving up. I am grateful for every minute I spent here and wish you, from the bottom of my heart, much success," said the president, handing Eduardo Bandeira de Mello a watch commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Club World Cup, launched by Flamengo in 2011.
Hélio Ferraz, who also spoke at the ceremony, believes that the passing of the baton to the presidency of Flamengo will be a milestone in the club's history.
"This is a rite of passage, and the most defining characteristic of human beings is their rituals. I believe this ritual here signifies the beginning of a new stage, a new moment. Perhaps I can speak for the veterans, who have already been to the electric chair... I view this moment with hope and enthusiasm. I wish the new board much success, because their success will be Flamengo's success," he concluded.