Leeds United fans will love how Victor Orta signed off yesterday morning’s club statement.
The club announced this morning that members of their playing staff, coaching staff and senior management have agreed to a wage deferral, with director of football Orta posting a message to the club’s fans as part of the statement.
He ended his message with the Spanish phrase “vamos camora” which has an x-rated translation.
According to Google Translate, “vamos carajo” translates to the words “come on f***” in England. “Vamos” is a direct translation to the words “come on”, whilst Google Ttranslate suggests that “carajo” means “damn” or “f***.”
The phrase has been something of a cult saying among Leeds fans since Marcelo Bielsa's arrival last year, with its roots in the Argentine's early 1990s title celebrations during his time at Newell's Old Boys.
One fan on Twitter was left baffled as to how the phrase was allowed into an official club statement.
