LEB Oro's Peas Huesca presents an ERTE due to the coronavirus

The postponement of three days in the LEB Oro Basketball League, due to the epidemic of coronavirushas led to CB Peas Huesca to start this Monday a Temporary Employment Regulation File (ERTE) that affect the players, employees and staff in general as well as the technical body of its first team, Levitec Huesca.

The president of the entity, Antonio Ors, has stated this Monday that “it was a necessary measure in order to ensure the survival of the club “and he has communicated it to those affected. He explained that” everyone is aware of the exceptional situation in which we find ourselves and did not object. ”

According to Ors, the measure was forced Given the circumstances, because “the state and regional competition is suspended. Sports activities have been prohibited and the city council has closed the facilities. There is no activity, which is the one that generates resources, and therefore we cannot maintain our expenses.”

He specified that “it is a disorder and it is not pleasant to make this decision, but if we do not have activity there is no income.” Regarding the return to competition, he has estimated that it will be extended beyond the three scheduled days.

24 years away from the elite

The Peas Huesca, a Spanish basketball historical club, lived its best moments in the late 80s, hand in hand with those remembered Brian Jackson Y Granger hall. In the next decade I recruited Alphonso Ford, three times the top scorer of the Euroleague in the ranks of Olympiacos and Montepaschi Siena.

After 12 seasons in the ACB, the team from Huesca descended to the LEB in 1996. After two journeys in the third category (1998-2005 and 2007-2010) he linked his tenth consecutive year in the LEB Gold, where after nine wins in 24 games occupies the fourteenth position, without any promotion option.

Guillermo Arenas He has held the position of coach since January 2017 and has only four Spanish players on his squad (Fran Crdenas, Diego de Blas, Dani Garca Y Alex Tamayo).