The vicepresident says for now that is not the intention of the board
Jordi Cardoner, one of Barcelona's vice presidents, says that the board have not considered resigning, after the vote of no confidence motion reached the appropriate number of validated signatures.
"We are more united than ever. Yes, there are 16,000 signatures, but there are also 90,000 people who haven't signed," said Cardoner.
"We are beside the president, nobody has spoken about resigning, not in the board meeting we had on Wednesday nor at any other meeting."
