“This is said in the locker room, not in the microphones”: Ruggeri crosses Javi García, for his statement after the Boca defeat

Boca lost 2-1 to Colón at La Bombonera in what was Mariano Herrón’s last match as interim manager of the club. From the game, a team ended up without a clear idea and making childish mistakes that didn’t allow them to achieve a positive result. So much so that Xeneize’s performance provoked an immediate reaction from one of his referents: “It was all very bad. From start to finish. We entered stupid, they scored a stupid goal and we also finished, stupid”expressed Javier Garcia at the end of the meeting. Faced with this statement, Oscar Ruggeri abruptly came out at the crossroads.

Is that in the F90 program, which airs on ESPN, the debate was presented whether the goalkeeper’s words were correct or out of place. Sebastián Vignolo, conductor of the cycle, defended García’s position by standing in front of the microphones and accepting that the victory had not been achieved due to the team’s own mistakes, but Ruggeri did not agree at all.

“That is, closing the locker room door and telling the players, their teammates”stressed the Cabezon.

And his position was approved by another former Xeneize player. Carlos Navarro Montoya, who participates in the program as a speaker, explained that it was neither the place nor the way to make that statement. “It’s not the stage in front of a microphone. I understand that it can be hot, we have happened to say something that does not correspond, but we also have to accept that we are wrong. It doesn’t seem like the right place.” were the Monkey’s words.

And a third voice joined in with the same ideas. Carlos Aimar, who led the club in 1990, followed the same line: “He has to say it inside the dressing room. How you’re going to say they came in like idiots, you can’t tell.

The truth is that Boca, with the arrival of Jorge Almirón as the new manager of the club, will have to raise their heads quickly. Ten points behind leaders River at local level, with the Copa Libertadores just getting underway and with a slew of games that will hit both physically and mentally, are the hurdles facing the former San Lorenzo and Independiente coach.