Tevez criticized his former teammate and said that “this administration hit us hard to win.” Meanwhile, Schiavi asked that “they let Gago work in peace.”
The former striker and idol of Mouth Carlos Tevez criticized the management of Juan Roman Riquelme as president of “Xeneize”, just like the former defender did Rolando Schiavi.
This Wednesday, the now coach of the last step at Independiente spoke about the present of the Ribera team that is preparing for the official debut of Fernando Gagoa former teammate of his, as coach of the team on Saturday against Tigre in Victoria.
After stating that Boca is benefited by people from the club like Gago and wishing him luck, Tevez remarked: “It is very difficult to give an opinion on this side, especially when one does not identify with those in charge. I was in Boca when this management hit us very hard for not winning or being eliminated from the cups”.
“Today on the other side, I don’t see the club well. It’s very easy to hit them at this moment. I wouldn’t like anyone to feel offended, the truth is it’s not good to be on that side”added one of Boca’s greatest idols in the 21st century.
Who also came out to cross the Boca leadership was Rolando Schiavi, former multi-champion defender with “Xeneize.”
The Lincoln native stated: “I hope they let him work in peace. We all knew what was happening with the other coaches (Sebastián Battaglia, Hugo Ibarra and Jorge Almirón). One player or another had to play. I hope they give him the chance to play. “He can direct the players, he can choose the reinforcements. It is the most important thing for a coach. That a coach can choose the reinforcements.”
Source: Ambito
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