All of Miami is revolutionized by the news that Lionel Messi will continue his career at Inter Miami, the English team david beckham. The squad already had Argentines. And not just players, because the head of the bar for the Florida team is also from Buenos Aires.
Is about Edgardo “Cachito” Cascardo, an Argentine native of the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Villa del Parque who arrived in Miami 8 years ago. As a boy he suckled the passion for All Boys.
His link with the club was rather casual. “I was working on a soccer field and someone came to ask me to join the fans of the club that was being born. There were 6 of us who started to invent songs. Beckham found out and wanted to meet us. He was amazed because he did not expect something like this, “he said in an interview.
“The guy went crazy and in the first game in Los Angeles we filled a plane with 200 people. He entered a bar where we were drinking beer and so, immediately, he stayed with us, ”he recounted.
Cachito says: “Little by little the club is understanding us. We arrive 3 hours before and leave 3 hours later, with choripán and cumbia. There are other countries but most are Argentine. And we try to have a party like in Argentina”.
Argentinian bars vs US bars
Cascardo talks about the differences between the fans of one country and another. “There is no way that what happens in Argentina can happen here, something can happen, a small clash, but here the laws are followed, here you hit someone, you have a complaint and the MLS suspends you for a year for nothing, and If you don’t go to jail, “he explained in an interview with Infobae.
Cascardo believes that in Argentina they are raised violent and since childhood the barra bravas are seen as “superheroes”: “The bosses of the bar are seen as idols”, and justifies that “it is normal for there to be fights, we are destined to have it bad all my life.”
Although he did say that he had some confrontations with other Argentine soccer fans, he never saw anything that happened to the elderly: “I never saw a death, nothing more than stones, punches, it seems like a lot to put my freedom at stake for a soccer team” .
Source: Ambito
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