Barrio Jardín as in those days to the Workshops, of Workshops, by Workshops, with Workshops. The desire to watch football at the mythical La Boutique stadium is a thing of magic for Albiazul fans.
And more for these hours in which the weather is marked by the classic with the Institute, which will be played on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. in Alta Córdoba, for the ninth date of the Professional League.
And since there will be no visitors at the Monumental, the option of being there and supporting Talleres was possible thanks to the clash of the Reserve. Workshops-Institute, at home, on the field that is 90 years old, which is a registered trademark of the neighborhood and cultural heritage of Córdoba.
10 thousand members / partners activated their entry to see the match and gave a match-match framework to a match that is no longer played in the previous matches of the First Division, but now they are usually played on the premises and with localities changed with respect to the Professional League.
The Boutique looked majestic with its renewed lighting system. And with flags. And with an entrance with fireworks. The five goals were a delusion. With celebrations that are impossible in the Kempes stadium: hanging from the wire fence.
La Voz made a tour of the fence and found stories from excited fans. “This is not usual, we love the neighborhood. Playing here is very nice. We know it can’t be done because we bring a lot of people but how nice it is,” said Carlos, who lives a few blocks from the field.
José was with his six-year-old son: “It’s the first time he’s come to the field and he loved seeing the players up close and being able to have the goal right here. I can’t get it off the fence, ha ha ”, he was excited.
Alberto also teared up when he remembered “a goal from a Chilean kick by Claudio Riaño”. “Here, in this arc. It had been a long time since he had come to the field. I feel that my father is with me, that the people who made me Talleres are always here”.
So, night of emotions. And in the audience were Rodrigo Garro, Guido Herrera, Rodrigo Villalba and Francisco Pizzini. And they heard the request of the fans: “On Sunday, whatever it takes, we have to win.”
The final scene was the madness of the fans and the team, shouting it with everything, with their souls. To the Workshops, by Workshops, with Workshops. A Thursday of Workshops.
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