All of a sudden, "Come back" and just appeal to emotions...Why NC! Do I have to go to Changwon with maintenance costs

All of a sudden, "Come back" and just appeal to emotions...Why NC! Do I have to go to Changwon with maintenance costs

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"(Changwon City) is asking us to pay for maintenance because we don't have a budget...”

I was wondering what it was about. I could hardly believe it. The Changwon government, which had notified NC of completion of maintenance on the 18th, handed over the cost burden to NC on the grounds that it had no budget. Instead, the city proposed a discussion later.

NC has spent more than a month on the road since the unfortunate accident at Changwon NC Park on March 29. Fortunately, with the active cooperation of Ulsan Metropolitan City, the team seems to have managed to regain stability by using Munsu Stadium as its temporary home.

But the city has no alternative, no responsible apology or support, only asking it to "come back." With the request to pay for the "maintenance of the baseball stadium," the city's response has been consistently insincere and dogmatic.
NC is maintaining its stance that it can return to the team only when the safety of its fans and athletes is secured. NC Park is a large-scale public facility where 18,000 people including fans, athletes and officials gather at the same time. Moreover, the accident caused casualties.

Changwon City, which is responsible for management, was only engrossed in the responsibility battle immediately after the accident. Changwon City, which tried to put the blame on NC, the user, was in a hurry to buy time by delaying its responsibility with the Changwon Facility Corporation this time when it was revealed that the facility management entity was the "city."

Later, when NC, which lost its "home", made a temporary residence in Ulsan, Changwon suddenly changed its attitude. Suddenly, they shout "Come back." What's more surprising is that NC should pay for the maintenance and repair of NC Park. The reason is that there is no budget.

"I received an official letter from Changwon City regarding maintenance costs," an NC source said. "I don't know if I will say anything else later. It is also true that we don't trust this situation. (Changwon City) even sent an official letter, but I don't think he will give me any money. I asked (Changwon City) to give me a definite answer after the maintenance is completed. I will check whether the maintenance has been done well before making a decision on the return to NC Park."

However, it contrasts sharply with the recent administration of Changwon City. Changwon City has set up a budget and passed a preliminary review by the city council to restore commercial districts in Masan, which was stagnant due to the NC Park accident. The amount is a whopping 30 billion won.

It is to promote projects to revitalize traditional markets in Masan, including shopping districts in Sanjo-dong. In addition, it is pouring a large amount of administrative power into funds to foster small business owners, unsecured credit loans for emergency management stability, and relay campaigns.

Unlike traditional market projects with specific figures and plans, the budget for maintaining NC Park ends with "no." Meanwhile, the Changwon City Council drew controversy by releasing an acrostic poem titled "Dinos Comeback Home." There is no suggestion of an alternative, no apology. It only appealed to emotions. It raised eyebrows among fans.

NC, as a 'solidarity club', revitalized the local economy and led to a rise in national recognition. The contribution is never light. The return to NC should begin simply with a restoration of trust. 안전놀이터

In addition, it is not NC, but Changwon City itself that will urge whether the game will resume. Securing safety, budgeting, responsible apologies and promises to prevent recurrence come first.