It’s a common thing, every day, to see Oscar Ruggeri’s name on Twitter trends. It almost always has to do with something the former soccer player, the world champion in 1986, decided to do or say. This time, however, Bobblehead seems to have betrayed his extreme allegiance to the disclosure a talk show intern that he is usually the protagonist.

The legendary defender is on F-Team, one of ESPN’s cycles in which he was a star figure in the role of panelist, with the leadership of Pollo Vignolo. And what is in question is the small impact of the campaign of Estudiantes de La Plata, the highest scoring team in the League Cup, leader of Zone A and nearly qualifying for the quarterfinals.

Is there a bias towards the supposedly “defensive” or “pragmatic” style that characterizes Pincha’s coach Ricardo Zielinski? Does the press choose to think of other types of more “offensive” coaches, like Sebastián Beccacece, Marcelo Gallardo or Fernando Gago? All of these issues are discussed in ESPN, until Ruggeri raised his voice and made a comment that surprised everyone, starting with the host of the program and his own comrades. It has tip caps, just like in its old days as a protector.

It is as described by Ruggeri, producers of this type of format often lower the order of conversation about large teams or those that get more attention, before the lesser ones, especially if the topic in question relates to a controversyas the Boca Juniors are going through today.

So far, there is nothing that the viewer does not know, or that the viewer cannot suspect knows these things: what is remarkable is to see Ruggeri say it on the air, without a filter, and with a force that identifies someone making the front. . a way to express yourself to the media.

“Actually, Pollo … Let’s see. If we go to the programs and start talking about Students, and about Students we will talk and about Students … They removed you (the producers)“, Cabezón began.

“From above they’re shouting at you, here in your ear (pointing to the earpiece) and they’re making you …”, Ruggeri continued, with gestures and gestures that took him out of the air, causing some discomfort or astonishment to his colleagues, such as journalists Miguel Simon and Daniel Arcucci. Beside him, Diego Latorre smiled at the idea of ​​his companion.

Finally, the historic former captain of the Argentine National Team, ended up bleaching what agenda item they were asking from production: “‘Battaglia, Battaglia, Battaglia …!’ And they let you out, you left Estudiantes de La Plata, that’s it … “.

Despite Zielinski’s campaign and the good walk of soccer players like Del Prete, Corchito Rodríguez or Zuqui in Students, the dominant theme these days has to do with the doubts covering Sebastián Battaglia’s present in leader of Boca. At least that becomes clear when you do a bit of zapping on sports signals or go through major news portals. It’s something that’s known but no one usually says like Ruggeri did, in the middle of the ESPN program: a confession that has become trendy. again.