English version number 6Año 2012

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I grew up in Real Oviedo. When I was very young, playing in La Fresneda, in the Stadium, I dreamt of being able to play in Real Oviedo one day and become part of its soccer school. It was the best news I could have. It was the dream of every child in OviedoOviedo y I was lucky to proudly wear the t-shirt of my city's team.

Real Oviedo only brings me positive and nostalgic memories. I remember goin to the old Carlos Tartiere. It was such an event to see Dely Valdes' goals or the amazing kicking ball in Pompei. It was there that I grew up and shaped myself. And it was that learninglearning that led me to later enter Real Madrid, play in Valencia or join Chelsea. I cannot forget the incred-ible coaches such as Tomas or Blas because they helped me to progress and improve my game in The Requexon.

My heart is blue. Every time I could I went to see the play off. A memory nothing could ever earse from my mind was seeing the Carlos Tartiere packed with fans move from Third to Second B divisin. We want our stadium packed and in first league. II believe I share that dream with all oviedists. I feel we are not alone. This great social mass moves and even more in these difficult times.

Letter fromStamford Bridge

Juan MataChelsea player and

Real Oviedo's shareholder

Letter from theEmirates StadiumReal Oviedo has a special meaning and an unquestionable relevance in my professional career. Firstly, it is my hometown's team. It's the team I did, do and will support. I grew up in Real Oviedo. I will never forget when I became part of the junior categories whenwhen I was nine years old. I did not leave until I was 18. In that time, I became a footballer and a person surrounded by fantastic colleagues and coaches of whom I have fond memories.

I always worn the blue t-shirt. It was an honor to carry Real Oviedo's shield in my heart and I would like to be able to do it again one day. For that, we need everybody's support. Because it's history and it's supporters,supporters, this entity deserves to return as soon as possible to its original place: first division. That is the aim and the road starts today with everybody's help. We want a strong and united Oviedo and I trust that everything will be resolved soon. Puxa Oviedo!Puxa Oviedo!

Santi CazorlaArsenal player and Real Oviedo's shareholder

I grew up there, became a person and a footballer. My first memory is an Oviedo- Barca in the old Tartiere.2-1 with Moller's goal in the very last minute. I was there, unchained.unchained. I went to every game as another fan. That was amazing. I also remember moving to Second B. I will never forget that. It was crazy, it seemed as if we had won the Champions. I have so many memoriesmemories I could keep going and fill in a full page. I am 26 years old and I still have posters of Oviedo in my bedroom.Each person belongs to their feelings.feelings. And the feelings we all have for Oviedo are very strong. It is time we make an effort for our club, get together, give our bit of sand, each one whatever they can. We need to get them up. The whole city deserves it, the team deserves it and its very specialspecial fans do too. Until the end, go on Real!

Nobody said it would be easy. And it is not. The Real Oviedo is very weak but oviedism is felt strongly and it's not going to let the team pass away. We need to achieve it, between all of us. The spirit is still alive, more than ever. We have seen it especially these lastlast days. The Real Oviedo has come this far, to England, but also to Thailand, India, USA y many other corners in the world. It is the power of out feelings. This is something very big we should never forget. We have too much in Real Oviedo: our childhood, our friends, our best memories. This is our pasion, our roots.roots. We can't give up now. Real Oviedo was everything for me.

Miguel Pérez Cuesta ‘Michu’Swansea player and

Real Oviedo's shareholder

Letter from El Liberty StadiumUntil the end, go on Real

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I have been breathing oviedism since I was born. In my house everybody supports Real Oviedo, specially my father. I remember when I was a child and he used to take to the old Carlos Tartiere. We weren't always able to go, but when we did it was a big thing. For me, it was simply thing. For me, it was simply unbelieavable to watch the games there, live. I used to enjoy that pitch. I was little, but there was so much pasion, I was almost able to touch it. That conection of the supporters with the team was special back then already. TodayToday you can see that fans are the first value of this club. The move that oviedo fans have made these days to save the team is an example to follow. And I join then. For me, Oviedo is something very big, it is the club where I grew up as a player andand the one that tought me lots of the values I now have. My dad's team and all the family's.

Now, in the most delicated time in Oviedo's history, all of us who feel Oviedo need to help. Each of us as we can. A share is 10,75 euros. A club so big, that it brings so many memories, needs to stays alive. We need to make it. #SaveRealOviedo.#SaveRealOviedo.

Letter fromVicente CalderónWe must get it

Adrián LópezAtlético de Madrid player and Real Oviedo's shareholder

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