A tremendous moment of emotion was experienced in the vicinity of the Platense area during the arrival of the independent players at the Calamor Stadium, where he ended up playing local following APWide’s determination that he could not play at the Libertadores de América due to the incidents at the Mater Avenue headquarters last Friday.
A fan living in the area approached despite the game behind closed doors and spoke to journalist Gaston Edul with great enthusiasm. “I live here, it’s terrible. I’m 58, imagine what I saw and had to be here alone, surrounded by police, to watch The Independent. I’ve never seen it, just supporting a team, look, there’s more gray hair… you can’t, you have to vote, you have to stop breaking balls, you can’t play like that, you could not .”
Continuing with his defence, he targeted Hugo Moyano, who continues as president of the Independent despite the fact that his mandate expired last December. “They don’t know what subtle it is, they don’t let you see the players, you look like a criminal, stop smashing balls. The other son of one … leaves with an armored car surrounded by guards”He stopped, tears in his eyes.
The Independent Fan Who Cried When Talking About the Club’s Present
Dean takes over the top and escalates the Red Crisis
This was a logical and expected result if the time between the two teams is to be considered. Atlético Tucumán took advantage of the brutal crisis that afflicts a free man with more devaluation than the Argentine peso. The Platense Stadium, in which Lucas Puccini spent his childhood on the shoulders of his father, the team he is a fan of, was the scene in which Dean demolished the gloomy red as the gray morning of a prime winter Sunday.
The talk about the Independent was predictable and at the same time dangerous. The team is in line with economic and institutional debacles that are shaking the foundation of a club that must be rebuilt from the rubble after an unstoppable collapse.
El Rojo is a hopeless team, with an interim coach, without forecasting or planning for the future, lacking in functionality and without a clear idea of the game to light the way. Avelaneda’s men enter a sleeping area, which was difficult to get rid of as it was played behind closed doors: the minute before, Ruiz Rodriguez beat Barreto on pace and passed the ball for Lottie’s definition. The one who defeated the I looked distraught. An action that had defensive horrors: Aside from the above faults, Lasso scored none.
The Independent managed the ball after goal, but had no idea, depth and lack of drive to pick up an opponent who had tried to take refuge. Atlético Tucumán defended en bloc with four further compact lines, who settled on setbacks. Thus, the visitor left a red naked, who did not know how to find the path.
Tomas Pozzo was the only man who, with his ruthlessness and capacity for personal imbalance, broke lines and created danger. But the reality is that Avellaneda’s team is now seen as a gift, not even at the offer price. Rivals need to invest less and less to beat him. In fact, he added just one point from the last 18 and is in free fall. The collapse is starting to get dangerous: access to the Cup is more distant on each date and, although the average still doesn’t appear threatened, a succession of falls is beginning to pledge a future that looks grim.
A shot at the post by Hachen was the most obvious position for an Independent that generated little, hinting at a reaction, but that was lukewarm. Six forms made by Graf in relation to the previous match against Defense (1-2) did not change the face of an impotent and disappointed team. On the other hand, Dean comes sweet. They have won five in a row, played 13 games without losing the league (seven wins) and never ceases to amaze.
