Buenos Aires, Argentina /
There may have been a genius with the ball at his feet, but yes Juan Román Riquelme does not put “to work as it should,” what is approaching is the ridiculousness of the former footballer as a manager within Boca Juniors. This is the unflattering panorama that the equally historic Argentine, Óscar Ruggeri, sees for Topo Gigio, whom he points out about the very bad moment of the Xeneizes.
“You have to be prepared for the similar charge they have, it doesn’t happen to be sitting all day at the club taking mates. You have to do everything from coaching courses. For me Roman is not ready and if you ask what I am based on, I tell you what I see, there is no line. Do you go to the court and dress in a different brand than the one the club wears !? When I arrived at Real Madrid they gave me a book with rules that I had to follow. And one said ‘don’t fight with the press’, because they knew I was angry, ”the 1986 World Champion stated in ESPN.
‘How did Passarella end up? On the B with River ‘
Ruggeri cited the decline of Daniel Passarella in River Plate, Who despite being legendary at the Millionaire club, was during his presidency that the descent was completed in 2011.
“If I could advise Roman, I would tell him to prepare. Catwalk didn’t take courses and it was another one that had the ego up there… And as she was up there she didn’t let herself be helped, she played it alone. These guys have such a big ego that it doesn’t let them see around, ”he said.
“How did the Passarella en River presidency end? With the Millionaire descending to National B. and a tremendous institutional crisis. “
Fabra’s slap to Izquierdoz
There has long been talk of internal problems in Boca, that the locker room is divided and a sign of this happened over the weekend when the Colombian, Frank Fabra, slapped his partner and former Santos Laguna, Carlos Izquierdoz, During the first defeat of the tournament against Tallers de Córdoba in La Bombonera, being sixth in Group B in the Superliga Argentina.