Oscar Ruggeri’s show: he criticized the look of the players of the national team, but in the end he took off his tracksuit live and dressed in the De Paul style

Oscar Ruggeri has become one of ESPN’s main speakers and tends to become a trending topic whenever he expresses his unfiltered opinion on F90, the program hosted by Sebastián Chicken Vignolo.

However, the former player of the Argentine national team, world champion in Mexico 1986 together with Diego Maradona, this time was not new for his spicy words but because he agreed to take off his suit and to choose an informal look typical of footballers. today with Nicolás Otamendi, Alejandro Papu Gómez and Rodrigo De Paul in the lead.

Eye, it was not easy to convince him. “If Otamendi was born with me … Well, if De Paul, Papu (Gómez) and Otamendi go down like this and Bilardo is waiting for them, he wouldn’t let them in (the AFA building in Ezeiza). they are all discharged If a technician like Bilardo touches them, as happened to me, the Bilardo of ’83 or ’84, the boys leave … ”, he began.

With the handbrake on, he continued: “These are cracks, but they couldn’t accommodate what we were doing; Times have changed, now it is different and it is good that this is the case “.

But then he began to give in: “Do you think you’re wearing those clothes, those of De Paul? Do you think I put it on? How am I going to get out of it like this? My grandchildren see me and laugh out loud, they think it’s a birthday and I’m the clown. “

And he reflected: “These guys are fine, they are fine and that’s fine, but we’re great. I don’t like grownups who want to be pibitos, assholes. I like grownup boys who want to wear jeans, shoes. gymnastics and a T-shirt. When a boy of 60 or 70 shows up with his pants ripped at the knee, with a knee-high pierced here and here … If you can wear something better. Those are commonly alone or separated “.

It looked like he wasn’t going to get into the game, but designer Benito Fernández contributed his grain of sand and took it upon himself to clarify that he doesn’t like Ruggeri’s formal style at all, always in a suit and tie.

It was then that Vignolo, who shortly before he had surprised by entering the studio with a bag and a green suitcase, began to pass the clothes to the former central defender of Boca, River, Vélez and San Lorenzo, who after a shot and a comedy pass has agreed to wear a sweater with the image of a tiger on the front, white hat, shorts and flip-flops with socks.

Without Fernández’s presence to deliver a verdict, it was Nancy Otero the one in charge of evaluate the change of look. “I love it,” Ruggeri’s wife said on the phone.

So, attentive to the advice of her seamstress, her colleagues and her partner, Ruggeri concluded the program without taking off the new clothes. Is a new Cabezón coming?

“I like the hat because you don’t have to see if a hair stands out or if your hair is missing. The piluso is horrible, I don’t like it. Children have fun, grownups don’t “, she concluded.