The March 26 meet its diamond jubilee of our beloved San Francisco feud. Developed on the plot of the same name that was previously opened in 1928, the new San Francisco met in 1951 with the most exacting standards of the playing fields.
San Francisco arrived at the most pointed. La Peña Sport achieved its best athletic achievements in the league and cup competitions in the old San Isidro and the club needed to take this step necessary with new facilities in line with the times.
The board, chaired by Leandro Hualde, put all the effort and the City Council accompanied by the clamor of the fans who pushed en masse to a provincial championship team and able to peek into other soccer football world.
Construction began in AD 50. The City acquired the property owned by the St. San Juan, at the end of Barranquiel just where previously was the old rectangle game, unused since 1933 by the infamous "pool" closed from pulpits and administrative offices.
brigade Zubiri Brothers' work over the execution of works. Not in vain Zubiri, Ceferino and Jesus, were founders and players of the club in the twenties.
San Francisco was proud of all the fans, locals and visitors. At the time, only the San Juan Pamplona had better facilities. Their measures 105x7o m, grass ryegrass premium, two complete wardrobes for both teams and one more for the referees. Grandstand for 300 spectators, bank to viewers around the rectangular perimeter, outside bar and access in line with the boom sport of the moment.
The total cost of the works was £ 212,162.56. As a curiosity, the prices of the evening were: preference, 10 pts; general 8 pts.
That afternoon the March 26, 1951 Tafalla erupted at a party. It was Monday, the second day of Easter, and city and county responded the best way to fill seats and places where it was right to watch the game.
La Peña Sport received the Athletic Club of Bilbao, the most successful to date. Martino, our big blue capital, greeted the legendary Zarra, Maracana international scorer of 50 against England on the eve of the match. Then those of us botxo endorsed a 7 to 1 with Osés goal for the Blues but did it matter the outcome, if the party was another! The
template club members, led by Marc Telleria, the same year were: Extremera Lopetegui, Labat, Martino, Echarri, Khiam, Jauregui, coli, Abad, Osés, Sarasa, Zoca, Guti, Velasco, Casado, Iñaki P. Haggar and Lizarazu.
Today, sixty years later, still with us Osés, Velasco and Lizarazu.
Since then, San Francisco, with the passing of time, bright and not so much in the past, has been on its evergreen lawns run to hundreds and hundreds of players representing the top teams.
List of equipment that fought in 1 st Division to have played in San Francisco in an official game: Getafe, Pontevedra, Oviedo, Leon, Sabadell, Hercules, Alcoyano, Castellón, Valencia, Real Betis, Arenas de Getxo, Alava, Burgos, Valladolid, Logrono, Numancia, Real Sociedad and Osasuna.
Also, as friendly, Osasuna did on countless occasions and Athletic Club, one more, in summer 2005, when he signed Jon Velez for the locals.
List of equipment subsidiaries of the big clubs who played in San Francisco in official competition: Celtic, Sporting, Racing, Athletic, Real Sociedad, Osasuna, Logroño, Burgos, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona, \u200b\u200bEspanyol, Zaragoza, Real Betis, Las Palmas, Salamanca and Valladolid. Remember
also three international matches:
On 14 August 1973, Hurricane Peña Sport Diver Montevideo.
On August 14, 1974: Peña Sport-Gimnasia y Esgrima de La Plata (Argentina)
On August 9, 1993: Peña Sport Vlasivastak Red Star (Russian)
José Luis Lizarbe ( in La Voz de la Merindad)
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