12/25/2020 17:06
Clarín.com
sports
Updated 12/25/2020 17:06
Racing in the Bombonera
was a
black night
.
What few knew is that it had started long before Wilmar Roldán whistled the start of the game.
The bad game played by the Academy, which was shown to be a team without reaction,
was added a tremendously negative charge
that was generated minutes before starting the transcendental second leg of the quarterfinals of the Copa Libertadores.
A fight that took the entire squad off axis.
Already on the Boca court, inside the visiting dressing room,
there was a strong cross between Diego Milito and Adrián Fernández, president of amateur football and with whom the idol has been facing for a long time.
In fact, it is one of the causes of his departure from the club.
The manager still ordered him to be fired safely, argued with the manager, there were insults and even Sebastián Beccacece and some players participated to side with the Prince.
Adrián Fernández, the president of Amateur Soccer of Racing faced with Milito.
Photo: Twitter Adrián Fernández.
Milito was enraged because Fernández, who did not have permission to enter the changing room,
had entered camouflaged with the props,
before the campus arrived at the Bombonera.
Such was the disappointment that Víctor Blanco ended with a peak of stress and was treated on Thursday morning 24 at the Mater Dei Sanatorium in Palermo.
There they did a battery of studies and recommended a week off from his obligations as president.
Víctor Blanco watching the game against Boca in the Bombonera.
Photo: Marcelo Carroll.
This Thursday he had to be treated at the Mater Dei due to a peak of stress.
Photo: Marceloa Carroll.
According to reports from the Blanco environment
, the health problem suffered by the president was due to an accumulation of work that he endured throughout the month and exploded with the scandal that led the academic leadership in the Bombonera.
Diego Milito with Vice President Cristina Fernández at the Casa Rosada.
Photo: Juano Tesone.
Between the elections, the series of quarters with Flamengo and the day to day of the club, the 74-year-old manager reached a high peak of stress.
To everyone's peace of mind, Blanco is already spending Christmas taking care of his family and his affections.
Racing fans staged a "Banderazo por Diego Milito" at the clubhouse in late November.
Photo: Marceloa Carroll.
JCH.