They say that in his Argentina His native was a boxer before he became a footballer and in the different teams he played he not only proved to be a scorer, he also stood out for going well to the ‘punch’ like when he wanted to ‘burst’ the ‘Puma’ Joseph Carranza. However, there are always exceptions to the rule and sometimes even the most painted go to the ground when they least expect it. This happened to the good Sergio Ibarra in Scienceno that 2010 season.
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The experienced attacker was one of the figures of the ‘Potato‘ and also the one in charge of giving the nicknames and hesitating to his companions. It was weird that the ‘I finish‘ don’t put a newcomer in the center, that’s why as soon as you saw Juan Carlos Marino He began to hesitate because of the Argentine touch of the steering wheel, who was trained in gaucho lands, and because of his European-style dress. The ‘Burrito’ did not pay attention to his veteran companion and chewed it, but did not pass it on to today’s television host.
‘Checho’ Ibarra also had no wave with Mariño on the court
On the field things were going well for the team, but the relationship between the ’10’ and the ‘9’ was not one of the best. On more than one occasion the striker made gestures to the ‘thrower’ to throw him the ball, marking the space for him, but the midfielder chose another teammate or played individually. that to Sergio Ibarra It bothered him and he gesticulated with his arms in protest.
‘Burrito’ Marino did not tolerate complaints from ‘Checho’
One day after a match the ‘I finish‘, who was one of the leaders of a group with Julio Garcia, commented that the midfielder was an enlarged, he tied the ball a lot and that with that face he could not speak with an Argentine or Spanish accent and even less dress like a major league player. The ‘suitcase’ reached the ears of the ‘Burrito‘ and for the first time he was seen to be upset, although despite the anger he confronted the scorer in a good way after a practice match in front of the entire squad. “What’s up old man? Is it true that you’re talking bad about me? .Empty me all you want, I’m on a leash and I don’t mess with anyone, but don’t mess with my colleagues, well” said the player formed in Lanus.
The ‘Checho’ became false, trusted and charged
The Inca scorer had it sworn to him and said this is mine: “What’s the matter with you, big, ugly as hell… what do you think you’re talking like an Argentine or a Spaniard, right now I’ll give you shit… so go to hell…”. Juan Carlos Marinotrack of The victory and in the bravest neighborhoods of Lanus He stared at him and said: “Uncle, nobody messes with my old lady” and overtook him with two punches that broke his nose and left his eye like Rocky Balboa. The ‘Checho’ saw the blood and got horseback, but he had already been paid and rich. Marcelo Trobianni, DT of the red box, an admirer of Mariño’s game, stopped the fight and sent everyone to the showers, but not before sending an accomplice smile to the ‘Burrito’. They had grounded one of the leaders who didn’t get along with the trainer.
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For a few days there was no talk of anything else in the Cusco team, the now successful television presenter of Latina, left his house to train with a hat and large dark glasses. He was the first to leave the dressing room so that no one would see the aftermath of the fight. The other ‘Argentine’, he followed his own: low profile and cheerful when the circumstances warranted it. Of course, after that fight he earned the respect of everyone not only in his team, but in all the locker rooms of Peruvian soccer.
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