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Copa Libertadores Update
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With all the talk about who will win the league this year, I forgot to post about the 2010 Libertadores qualifying.
Argentina is allotted five slots and get a bonus sixth slot this year as Estudiantes gain automatic entry as reigning champs.
Of the five, Vélez are in as winners of last season, so that leaves four [...]
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Down to five matches now and the weekend’s action has knocked a few more apples off the tree.
With five, or in some cases four, matches left to play, seven teams are still realistically at least marginally in the hunt for the championship.
Vélez are eight points back and have to be considered a real long shot. [...]
Category: UncategorizedThe Title Race
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Ok, I’ve been waaaay too negligent with this blog, so lets see if I can try and rectify that by at least focusing on the the title race, and maybe even the other big race, the one for the bottom.
Category: UncategorizedMatthaus to Coach Racing?
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I saw this over on ESPN, so I am not sure what to make of it, but it appears that the Racing president Rodolfo Molina announced that ex-German captain Lothar Matthaus will be arriving in Argentina this week in time to watch Racing face Newell’s and then be taking over the management of the club.
Category: UncategorizedDo or Die in El Centenario
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The match should get underway in about 15 minutes or so. For just about the biggest match between the two countries since the 1930 World Cup Final in the same stadium, the weather has taken a nasty turn, cold and wet.
The scenarios:
Argentina wins and they automatically qualify. A draw and anything less than an Ecuador [...]
Category: UncategorizedArgentina 1 – Peru 1 – Palermo 1
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After a decade in the wilderness, Argentina and Boca’s current favorite son returned to the Selection and snatched all three points for the Albiceleste in a crucial (is that an understatement?) World Cup qualifier against Peru.
Category: UncategorizedHuracán Coach Uses Blog to Keep in Touch with Fans
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If you are a Spanish speaking fan of el Globo, or just a fan of Argentine football in general, make sure to check out El Toque de Cappa, which is the blog of Ángel Cappa, the straight speaking coach of Huracán who recently discovered blogging, thanks to his daughter. (And how did he choose [...]
Category: UncategorizedGoogle Makes Tracking Your Team Easier
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Ok, I must be a bit more of a geek than I care to admit because I just stumbled on to the Sports Calendars over on Google Calender and got fairly excited about it.
Just click the the New Sports Calendars link next to your email address on the upper right hand of the screen and [...]
Category: UncategorizedThe Manager Carousel Begins
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On Friday, Basile had said in a press conference that if Boca stumbled again, he would resign. Nothing official, but reports are that he did that very thing after the loss to Godoy Cruz. Fooball manager Carlos Bianchi has thus far confirmed nothing, but ex-Newell’s coach Fernando Gamboa, who had a stint coaching in Boca’s [...]
Category: UncategorizedGrondona Delays Start of Season Over Debt
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Julio Grondona has put his considerably heavy foot down and delayed the start of the season until clubs pay all the money that they owe to their players. In the Primera seven clubs owe around $30 million to various players. Those clubs – Independiente, Racing, River, Newells, San Lorenzo, Central and Huracan.
Another $10 million is [...]
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