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Posted by Mohd (Mohd) Saturday, July 02, 2011 Go To Comments

Oh God, not Again!

“Why the heck am I bothering…I am not even from Argentina?” I keep asking myself. But the passion I have for this team is – I can honestly claim – rarely matched by Argentineans themselves.

But now I am officially sick, tired, and disgusted.

I will not try to be a sophisticated writer – I am not. So direct to the point: I am writing this post for a single reason: to get the rage out of my chest. In particular this post is a dedicated bashing of Batista, Tevez, and DiMaria.

Keeping Batista till the last, why the focus only on Tevez and DiMaria when the full team had a bad game? Well simply because other players did their best in Batista’s non existing setup and they were simply bad.

--Cambiasso for example was painfully funny. He is one of the most static defensive midfielders to ever grace the game. He is excellent in his position though; which should be Mascherano’s cover. Yet he was asked to play in a number 10 position and no surprises he did extremely bad…up to the level that I really started to laugh of agony. But it was not his fault.

--Lavezzi is a player that cannot be anywhere near a decent team…he runs and runs and runs even more but to little or no effect, plus he has the worst possible decision making. But if I were him and someone asked me to be a starter with the national team of Argentina I will accept it of course. So it was not his fault either.

--Rojo is a player that literally is 0 tactically. Cannot cross, cannot beat a marker, cannot play a decent pass and cannot control the ball. Yet he finds himself a starter ahead of more accomplished players like Zabaleta in particular and others like Ansaldi. Again, the kid is asked to play and he is doing his best so it’s not his fault.

Then it’s the curious case of Carlos Tevez. A player that looks so uninterested that I feel disgusted every time he wears the NT shirt. He does not pass the ball unless all other possibilities are out of question, he does not link up with his teammates and he goes missing when everyone else is at least trying. I know Carlos is not reading this, but I tell him: once you were my favorite player – way ahead of Messi even – now please execute your threat and quit and NT. You’re great at club level.

As for DiMaria. Here it is plain and simple: I hate the sight of him. He is the most selfish player in the team. He seems to have a thing against passing to his teammates – in particular Messi. And the worst thing is that he plays like that only with the NT, but he is too much of a coward to do it under Mourinho.

Note: the guy is taking diving lessons from Ronaldo.

Now for the ignorant clueless Batista. I never thought I would say it, but he is in no way better than Maradona.

He transformed Tevez from an unwanted player “due to footballing reasons” to a starter that won’t be substituted…I will add due to “business reasons” with Grondona

He came up with the magical plan of playing Cambiasso in an advanced role while keeping Pastore rotting on the bench. Before that he did not grant Pastore a single minute in friendly matches to gill him with the side.

I would also go into all selection horrors and management decisions done by this worthless “coach” trying to emulate Barca’s system…but all fellows here already know the story…

Finally, it’s the same old story. Politics, corruption, idiots in charge and the result is always breaking our hearts. Part of me wanted Bolivia to thrash us with 6 goals in our own soil, maybe then a riot would occur and the people in charge would be kidnapped or something. It did not happen and we will have to suffer again…at least this time I am not ditching work to watch the games anymore.




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Rasikaya
(Sri Lanka)
Posted on 8/25/2012 at 12:23 PM
0
how do u feel now with sabella&zab+the recent goings


fadi
(Lebanon)
Posted on 7/5/2011 at 1:26 PM
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fessi, your imagination is very high :)


eranho
(Italy)
Posted on 7/5/2011 at 8:08 AM
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maybe ronaldo influnced di maria to not to pass theball to messi. That fag*** is capable of doing that because he does not want messi to win any trophies.


Abs
(United States)
Posted on 7/4/2011 at 7:03 PM
0
@ Shinobushinobu:

I didn't say bring back Maradona, but I said we shouldn't replace Maradona with anyone, specially Batishita !!


Shinobushinobu
(Singapore)
Posted on 7/4/2011 at 1:39 PM
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@Abs, I agree with your previous comments that Batista is not a good coach, but pls not Maradona again! We need a true and proper coach with a lot of experiences.

@Maru, I also read somewhere that ppl of Argentina blame Messi for the lost and still praise Tevez. I absolutely agree that Argentine in general put passion in front of other things. I like Tevez' playing style, but seeing him in last game totally killed off any of my desire in seeing him in NT.

@Seba, it's a funny actually that Messi got a standing ovation only when he showed his passion(?) in arguing with Bolivian player. That's exactly what the fans like, a character like Maradona or Tevez. Just imagine if Messi starts to say some bad words about CR or Neymar, maybe the fans will like him more. It's not that I dislike Maradona and Tevez, but we shouldn't judge a player just because he is calm and not talk active.


micapioja
(Argentina)
Posted on 7/4/2011 at 11:06 AM
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I don't agree that much with your comments on Tevez. I think he is a great player, but as Batista said before calling him to play Copa America, his play style doesn't fit what Batista is looking.
As you said, there's nothing else to think that this is a matter of business, because it's impossible to explain how Tevez got to be out from the list to be on the starting XI.
This not only confuses all of us as fans, but also players. I mean, Di Maria was meant to be for the position where Tevez started, and when Di Maria got in against Bolivia, the only thing he did was to prove Batista that he can do it, didn't matter if he was being selfish with other teammates.

Anyway, you pretty much said what I think, except for that thing of Tevez, I totally agree with you.

And I REALLY HATE Di Maria's new diving lessons taught by none other than C. Ronaldo. :@ Damn him!


fadi
(Lebanon)
Posted on 7/3/2011 at 1:58 PM
0
I always think of one scenario. Years after years everybody is blaming Messi for not playing well with Argentina. The reason is obvious, they are throwing everything on him, they want him to single handedly do everything without even putting compatible players with him in the team, without even helping him with ANY offensive midfielder. Now the thing i'm thinking of is why not Messi stands out, tell them i can't do all this by myself, f*** off, i'm quitting & going back to Barca, when you fix this shit, come back to me. I think that's the easiest solution to change things up in the national team. I mean come on, Maradona used to literary put the formation as he likes, let Messi stand up to the situation. If he likes to play with Pastore, force him in. if he likes to play with Zarate, force him in. If he doesn't like to play with Tevez or Di Maria, kick them out. Until when he'll be that calm shy person??? Doesn't he have a twitter account or facebook account we can communicate directly with him. somebody has to interfere. I feel pity for him, every time he crosses thousands of miles and train with the NT only to take insults and mockery...


tamthebam
(Scotland)
Posted on 7/3/2011 at 5:41 AM
1
Tevez doesn't gel with Messi on the pitch so Batista has to grow a pair and drop Tevez! so that Messi can be even more effective. Top managers develop a strategy for their teams and stick to it even if it's unpopular with the fans but they can only do so if they are seen to be making progress and getting results. Unfortunately Batista seems unsure of his best line-up and the players seem unsure of him.


el principe
(United States)
Posted on 7/3/2011 at 3:24 AM
0
I'll tell you what I was pointing out the first time Mundo Albiceleste was created 1-2 years ago. There is what is called "flamboyant striker". Flamboyant striker is someone who likes to hold the ball and create all the plays and be the main player of the offense. They are usually "playmaker forward" or forward that has a good playmaking skill. A player who's a flamboyant striker is usually someone who's the best on the team, someone where the game is built around. They are leaders by example. They are the go-to guy. There is such thing in soccer and basketball. The famous flamboyant strikers in the last 10-15 years are Roberto Baggio, Fransesco Totti, Alessandro Del Piero, Eric Cantona, Thierry Henry, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Carlos Tevez, and Lionel Messi.

We can NOT have 2 of them at the same time on the pitch for the same team. That's why Totti and Del Piero who were born at the similar time never had a good understanding between them. Italy stars in their WC 2006 victory were the defense and Buffon, not them. Why can't we have 2 of them at the same time? Because flamboyant striker will ALWAYS has this weakness: Their off the ball movement is EXTREMELY POOR! They don't know how to move without the ball. All they know is "hey, go find a space so I can do something for you".

That's the case of Tevez and Messi. They are flamboyant strikers. They like to be the one creating the offense. Their major weakness is their off the ball movement. They don't have the off the ball movement like Hernan Crespo or Filipo Inzaghi because they like to create their own shots. So just like Maru said. For example, when Messi passes the ball to Tevez, he expects to get it back, but being the flamboyant striker like Messi himself, the instinct of Tevez will tell him to create the ball himself. He instead would expect Messi to get an empty space so Tevez would either create the shoot for himself or pass the ball to Messi who's empty. It will not work! Messi don't play that way unless with 1-2 quick combinations.

Pedro and Villa aren't flamboyant strikers. Villa WAS a bit of a flamboyant striker earlier for Barca, but when he learned that he could not be a flamboyant striker in Barca, he became a good teammate of Messi. That's why when Tevez shocked the world that he wanted to quit City earlier in the season (I'm sure he did that partly because he wanted to see if Madrid or Barca would be interested in them), Barca were not interested at all. That's why Barca likes the likes of G. Rossi, A. Sanchez because they are not flamboyant strikers. They are second strikers/wingers with good dribbling skills but not flamboyant strikers at all.

Another example. Juan Riquelme is one of the most flamboyant players ever born. I'm sure if living at the same time, Riquelme won't be able to play with Valderama (Colombia), George Hagi, and Maradona on the same team. WHo could argue that they were/are not good players? no one. But why can't them play together? Because their insticts are the same. They want the ball, they want others to move so he could pass the ball, but they themselves don't want to move.


Abs
(United States)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 10:45 PM
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@ Maru:

It isn't that we don't have the players to work that kind of system, but the issue is we don't have a coach with a brain who can see these small simple things.

Unfortunately, we are stuck with Batishita, and he'll keep playing 4-3-3 with Messi as a false number 9 yet a true number 10, while Tevez and Lavezzi taking the fake wingers position, and Cambiasso as our lonely DM striker ?!?!


Maru
(Argentina)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 8:26 PM
1
@Abs

Yes, I agree about that. But the thing is that it all depends on what strategy you want. Batista apparently is trying to go for a "passing the ball" strategy. If that's the case then Tevez is no the guy. This is what I'm trying to say, Tevez's type of game is a much more physical one, he's more the type of player who will get the ball and just be him against the world trying to do the best he can. More times than not he'll lose the ball, but eventually he'll get that really great goal where he got past three defenders, the type of goals that make him popular, and that make him famous for his "garra", which I don't know how to translate, but basically his effort.

This type of game doesn't go with Messi as we have already established, but it also doesn't go with the entire game that's being tried out. If we wanted the game where we just went and attacked, then sure, but the thing is that in that case people just do whatever.

If we had a player like Riquelme behind, a guy who engineers the plays, and passes the ball strategically to create something that could end in the possibility of goal, then it could work having Tevez there. But we don't, and the one who puts the responsibility of doing this is Messi... Which is why we need to do what works for him, since he's the one creating at least SOME chances!


Abs
(United States)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 7:51 PM
0
@ Maru:

I think finally someone understood me.
Tevez isn't my favorite or what so ever, but Argentina is. Tevez didn't play next to Messi in many games, but the result was the same since Batishita took over. Or even before.

My main issue is I hate to play the PLAN A Batishita is trying to force on us. copying Barcelona with making Messi do everything in the field (drop back down, cut balls, set balls, pass balls, shoot balls, run in, play fouls, corners, throw-ins .. etc). All I am saying there are 11 players in the field, and if we can bring the best out of each on of them then why not.

In other words, I would love to see Messi giving us 70% when Tevez can give us 90% and so on, more than seeing Messi giving us 90% when all the other players give us 20% !!

So that was option number 3.

But to say that Tevez won't give anything as long as Messi's in the field is a complete non sense.


Maru
(Argentina)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 7:28 PM
1
@Mohd - yes, people actually came out of the stadium saying that. But it's not because they believe Tevez was the best (I hope), it's because to their eyes Tevez can do no wrong. It's as simple and sad as that. When the interviewer guy asked who they thought was the best people would be like "Carlitos es un grande", I'm not sure how to translate that, but saying that Carlitos IS the best. Not that he was the best in the game, but that he IS the best. As in, even if he has a bad match (or ALL bad matches) it doesn't matter. Why? Because it's Carlitos. And that makes me angry, I mean I like Tevez, he seems nice and all, and he has skill but he is far from the best. In fact, he does not help the NT with his game, in my opinion he's an OBSTACLE for the type of game we are trying to play.


@Abs - It's not a matter of Tevez-Messi don't work, who's fault is it? It's not a matter of faults, no one is at fault, it's just that they simply don't work together, their type of games don't compliment each other and this is bad for the team. Now, what can we do about this, there's two options:
1- Keep both players in the field anyway, Messi because he's the one that actually engineers the plays and Tevez because he's people's favorite, even though this proves to work AGAINST our team.
or
2 - get rid of one of them. This is where Tevez comes in. I'm sorry but if I have to choose one it's Messi. In my opinion he is by far the better player. He CREATES plays that could end in goal, he gets closer to the area, he has a better understanding of what's going on around him, he passes a LOT more... So yeah. That's why I'm pointing at Tevez. I'm not blaiming him for not working with Tevez, it's not his fault, it's not anyone's fault... But it's the way it is, and I don't think he fits in the type of game we want to have.

He could do well as a sub as I've said. Coming in later in the 2nd half to bring in some spark and some movement in the offense. But that's hard because if you call him to the team but don't use him again people are going to be mad and all they will do is scream at the coach that TEVEZ HAS to go in because he is "el jugador del pueblo".


Abs
(United States)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 7:27 PM
0
@ Johnny:

There will be no 180s with Batishita, coz as I believe he was planning for this draw :p
Read: http://www.goal.com/en/news/586/copa-america/2011/07/02/2556929/sergio-batista-argentina-wont-change-tactics-after-bolivia

@ p2bn:

I never said it is Messi's fault, all I said, if this PLAN A never worked, then why not try to play with something called PLAN B and bring the best out of Tevez. Coz anyhow Messi is Messi, and he'll be doing what he does best anywhere in the field !!

@ shaon:

I only know what stup!d in here, and he isn't me !!

@ Seba:

Messi isn't god, and he isn't Maradona, so why don't we use the other 10 players in the field ?!


Seba
(Argentina)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 5:30 PM
0
Such a passion, Mohd! Thanks for this post!

I share your pain.

I tweeted last night during the game that it was crazy to hear a standing ovation for MESSI only when he started arguing with Ronald RALDES from Bolivia. He never gets that treatment by fans. Never. Usually, they read out the starting lineups and there will be some clapping when they mention MESSI but the huge ovation comes when TEVEZ is named.

So it doesn't matter how many Balon D'ors, Champions League and personal and collective awards MESSI gets and how incredibly good he represents our country abroad, people would only cheer him on when he fights with a rival?

Well...the answer is...YES!

And that's wrong. Very wrong.

MESSI is fighting a battle he will never be able to win. I said it more than a few times: he never played for Boca or River. He doesn't get to have the immunity a player like TEVEZ will always have.

And I think that "People's Favourite" tag TEVEZ has is doing him harm. He gets complacent. He knows that even when the manager doesn't call him up, fans will ask for him to be included and he will eventually get away with that.

Then when he plays, he doesn't care about the rest. He NEVER plays for Argentina the same way he plays for Man City or used to play for Man Utd, West Ham, Corinthians and Boca. NEVER.

Tell me one or two great matches TEVEZ had with the Albiceleste (apart from the Olympics in 2004). I'm not asking for 5 or 10. Just 1 or 2.

Mexico in 2010? Two goals. Yes, maybe. What other match?

Still...it's all about how MESSI doesn't play for Argentina like he plays for Barcelona. That's what people are saying today even.

And I do remember great matches by MESSI, even game-winning matches like vs. Brazil in Qatar, Portugal in Switzerland and a number of performances that even when he didn't score, he was by far the best on the pitch.

But still...TEVEZ is never at fault. He's got immunity.

MESSI may need to punch someone in the face to gain some respect, maybe. Like an old tale from the great Roberto FONTANARROSA. Here's the link. It's in Spanish. Maybe Google Translate won't kill it too much.

http://www.negrofontanarrosa.com/publica/cuentos/fp_cn_t.asp?id=7


shaon
(Bangladesh)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 5:01 PM
0
those bashing messi are utter stupids, he's the only one that's trying to play his natural game. it's just that he's so lonely........! tevez is a disgrace to the team, so is lavezzi. tevez is not a team-man at all. he used to be my favorite player but no longer, after seeing his commitment(?) for every team he has played for. he brings in so much bad air, oh god!!!


Johnny
(Thailand)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 3:38 PM
0
I hope you feel better Mohd !:) I don't disagree with much of what you have to say. I am not as down on Tevez as you and some others, but he had a poor match last night. No question. I agree completely regarding Rojo, Di Maria and Lavezzi. Rojo is one dimensional with zero creativity. Di Maria ? Please. Lavezzi ? Another one dimensional player, particularly with the NT.

And yes, I am beginning to think that even loony Diego had more on the ball than Batista. Nearly unthinkable, but maybe true. Unless Argentina does a 180 I can't see much chance of winning the Copa. Batista will be axed and then it will be another wait to see what Grondona, the high priest of stupid evil, does about a new coach.


p2bn
(United Kingdom)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 2:04 PM
0
@Abs And please tell what was Messi's mistake in yesterday's game? Going back almost to our goal post to get the ball and still trying to create some chances? Giving balls to his team-mates who either take stupid shots or try to dribble a four man wall. Why is it Messi's fault when coaches choose weaker players in defence or never seem to know how to organise the midfield. Like Guardiola said; if Messi can't play, it must have something to with the way he is being played. Enough said.


Abs
(United States)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 1:16 PM
0
Just a question ...

If Messi - Tevez doesn't work, so why it is always Tevez's fault ?
I mean both play well with their teams, and maybe each have a different system of playing. But why does it have to be Messi's way when Batishita saw it fail over and over again ?
For once try to play it Tevez's way and let us see what we'll get out of it. I am not saying take Messi's out, but let him play the way Tevez bring the best out of him.

Just a thought !!


Mohd
(Lebanon)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 12:33 PM
0
@p2bn: nice point about Tevez being desrespectful to the teams he plays for. But he became like that in Europe only. I used to just adore him when he was still in South America. I used to download most of his clips from youtube and enjoy his style of play and the way he enjoyed himself out there much like Ronaldinho used to do. Now? look at him against Bolivia towards the end of the match. He was disgusted!

@SteVaniTy: it kills me to admit that your formation (at least the names because i would change the positioning a bit) might be the best. i am saying this because it kills me to have DiMaria starting but with the current players selection by Batista, he is the only winger in the team. So yes I agree with your formation.

@Abs: i gave no excuses. but i was pointing out the difference between players who wanted to give their best but they simply are not good enough (Lavezzi, Rojo) and players that were too arrogant and selfish they destroyed every single move (Tevez, DiMaria). That is why i have those feelings against them.

@Maru: People said that Tevez was the best player?!!! i am speechless.


Maru
(Argentina)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 10:43 AM
6
Wow, ok, I haven't written here since the World Cup, and sadly my comments this time probably won't be too different from the ones I made then.

I will just say it: people are stupid. I mean people here (in Argentina) are stupid, and I am Argentinean so it's not like I am subjectively pointing the finger from outside. I'm trying to be objective in a country full of stupid comments everywhere you go.

Let's start with the Tevez thing. It has been proven once and again that Tevez just doesn't work with Messi. Trying to put Messi and Tevez together in a team is forcing something that instead of making the team better makes it worse. Tevez yesterday was an obstacle more than he was helpful. He got in front when Messi was trying to run, he never passed the ball, he got lost in key moments. He just does NOT fit in the scheme that Batista had in mind (I will also argue he did not fit in the scheme Maradona had in mind but I digress). Having both Messi and Tevez in the field does not work. And YET people here do NOTHING but put pressure on the coaches to have TEVEZ ON at all times!!!!! If you saw what people said after they came out of the stadium last night, it was all "Go Carlitos, he was the best". People are stupid because they confuse being impulsive as "love for the t-shirt" (which is the stupidest thing ever) and saying he's the only one that tries hard. Seriously all he does when he gets the ball is he takes it forward as long as he can, he doesn't pass it's just him against the world, and that is not "love for the t-shirt" that is just trying to prove he's worth it, and it doesn't work.

Don't get me wrong, I think he's nice, he might work well as a sub to bring in some spark like Kun did yesterday, but he cannot start. Batista knew this and yet he decided to cave under the pressure everyone here puts because "Carlitos SHOULD always be in the team". STUPIDSTUPID.


Then for Di María, my most hated player ever. I just DON'T understand WHY they keep calling him. Maradona and Batista both have a thing with him and it drives me crazy. He gets the ball and doesn't DO anything, unless you count dive or pass it to the opposite team. And the worse part is that people AGAIN mistake his ball possession and interpret it as "he tried so hard". Di María is suppose to be the link to Messi, so why on earth does Messi ALWAYS have to start the play from BEHIND the line??? The ideal thing would be for Messi to wait closer the THEIR area to start the game, but NOOO he has to go all the way back to get the ball and then try to do something to cover all the space left until the goal.


Don't get me started on Lavezzi and the idiotic way he reacted when we were losing. I wanted to punch him.

Anyway, same old same old. I actually don't see a difference between the WC team, and having Tevez there seriously goes against anything Batista was trying out at first.

I just don't know what I want now. Because if we lose Copa America on one side Batista will probably leave and we'll finally have a chance at someone new, maybe. But then again we really need to win something, and having to change coach again, when will we ever have someone that can last the FOUR years between WORLD CUPS??
My dream is that we can sometime get a coach that's NOT from Argentina. I know it'll probably never happen, especially with Grondona, but some fresh air would be so good!


Abs
(United States)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 10:34 AM
0
Ok, what you said is true, but come-on.. you can't give excuses to some and leave the others.

- CAMBIASSO: played as a number 9 or 10, but that's what CAMBIASSO always did at the national team (look back to the previous games he played with Argentina)

- TEVEZ: I can understand your frustration, but to be honest and clear, TEVEZ was playing in a role I believe he never played before, he was completely lost in the first half. And in the second half, what would you expect from him to do when no one bother to set him with balls ?!

- DI MARIA: been always a fool, nut that's his best, and that's how he played 90% of the games he played in his whole career, so why blame him for what he do best ?

- ROJO: have no clue why he is in the national team, coz after playing one good game with the national team, players shouldn't be a starting XI specially in that age.

- LAVEZZI: surely didn't play well, coz he more of a second striker, but when there is no stirker in the field, then what is he going to be ?! playing him as a winger or whatever else BATISHITA was asking him to do isn't his kind of play !!

So, all that lead us back to two things..

1. BATISHITA isn't a good coach at all.
2. GORNDICKA shouldn't replace MARADONA with a joke, so unless he got a true plan with a perfect plan, MARADONA should've been our coach in this COPA !!


SteVaniTy
(India)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 10:24 AM
0
As a non-Argentinean, I feel the same pain as you. I totally agree 100% with what you posted here. Argentina is sometimes praised as the land of coaches. Ironically, our NT didn't get a proper coach for more than a decade. Things must change.

Esteban should not have been played at all. Pastore was the natural option. No played was willing to link with Messi. Messi had to drop back a lot and couldn't play his game. He played only one 1-2 pass in this game. With barca he used to play plenty of it and the result was will always be deadly. Batista needs to be more strict with players and impose himself over them if he wants them to play in a system which he wants(the barca way). And I lol'd @ ur judgement of Angel Di Maria. He is uber-selfish!

Our lineup should be:

Di Maria(?) - Messi - Aguero
Banega Pastore
Masch
Zabaleta - Gabby - burdy - Zanetti

What do you think?


p2bn
(United Kingdom)
Posted on 7/2/2011 at 10:10 AM
1
Mo my friend, I feel your pain. We all do. Regarding Tevez, he seems to have zero respect to the teams he plays for; look at he said about ManCity. His constant threats of I will quit sounds so much like Riquleme, who at least did it twice. And I don't understand the love of Argentine public for a player who says so yet Messi has to prove his worth when every chance he gets, he expresses his desire and hunger to win something with Argentina and is almost always the best player in our team even when he play horrendously. Such injustice to that man when he could have easily been eating his glorious accolades elsewhere.

The one thing more then winning this Copa I wanted out of this competition is for the Argentine public and media to realise that they need a coach with enough brain and common sense to use this rare gem to the best of our team and stop doubting his allegiance to the team. But I guess it just won't at least until Grondona warms his grave.
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41.7% (45)
- Good job
50.9% (55)
- Decent
5.6% (6)
- Bad job
0.9% (1)
- Terrible job
0.9% (1)

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