Riquelme’s spicy exchange with ESPN speakers: “We often don’t talk about football”

Juan Roman Riquelmepresident of Boca, gave an interview to ESPN’s F90 program, hosted by Sebastián Vignolo, and in the middle of the speech he had a spicy exchange with two of the show’s speakers: Marcelo Sottile and Diego Scopa.

After expressing your opinion on Valentine’s Day boat And from how the current English player of Brighton and Hove Albion behaved, the exchange between Riquelme and the speakers began.

It all started when the Thin Cholo asked for information on the statement of the former Boca player who had assured him They didn’t answer the phone and I add: “You know what happens, that from the outside at a certain point it even seemed like a personal situation, the representative is Adrián Roucco, the same as Carlos Tevez and I told you about the conflict because there were a lot of negotiations,” the speaker said.

To this, the Boca president responded: “Okay Marcelo, but always you ‘it seems to you’. Things are clear to me, so just want to draw conclusions ‘Riquelme meant this, it seems to me that the other thing happened’“.

The ESPN speaker immediately insisted again on the personal situation and Román responded: “But you’ll go everywhere. Where do you want to go? For me it’s simple. It’s not nice what the boy did, it’s not nice, but there’s no problem. When someone wants to terminate the contract it is because the player signs the document and takes responsibility for it. “You have to take responsibility.”.

To finish with the first of the crosses, Riquelme followed up against Sottile. “For me your question is invalid. “With the fact that the guy said they didn’t answer the phone, it seems to me that there are more important questions than these”.

Sottile insisted on the subject so that Riquelme could clarify what happened and has already annoyed the idol Xeneize snapped at him “I don’t understand you, with all the respect you deserve, I don’t understand where you want to go. Every time you ask a little question, you look for me. I see it clearly.”

After a few minutes, the conversation continued in which we talked about La Bombonera and the second spicy exchange arrived, this time between Riquelme and the Chavo Fuck you.

The journalist and speaker of the midday edition of F90 ​​arrived at the crossroads, in an annoying way, due to the statements of the president of Ribera’s club. “Roman, allow me. In the particular case of Barco, I don’t think it’s a small amount of money, first of all. Secondly, I don’t have to make a judgment on everything; and thirdly, I don’t talk about this all the time. day.. What I simply want to tell you is that we who follow football here and abroad are not the only Boca club to have these problems. We are talking about River, Vélez and Independiente who have problems with Santiago López, we know the prices of the players, so it is not that we have a silver opinion, simply there are prices that seem high, others seem low”, he began. Fuck who continued against Riquelme: “You talk a lot about the media and TV and you say things that don’t happen in reality. It makes me angry that you talk to me about journalism and I don’t interfere in your affairs at Boca, you explain it to me, I listen to you. “Journalism is something different than you think.”.

At this point Riquelme, with a gesture of unshakable aplomb, replied: “You don’t often talk about football. This is not a deal breaker for me. “This is the club of my life, but it’s not my business.”. But Fucks went on to attack the former xeneize player by saying not to “run away with that” and continued with the argument that the xeneize idol always talks about journalism and things that aren’t true. Romano replied: “Don’t get mad, Chavo”.

To relax the atmosphere of the conversation and lower the tension, Daniele Arcucci asked Riquelme if journalists out of size or they excessively praise the players of Ribera’s club, to which the former enganche responded with total ease: “It’s happened my whole life, they’ve lived with me for twenty-odd years, assuming what I meant.”