The former Boca striker was the protagonist in Colón’s defeat against River, as more than 80,000 people reminded him of the historic final in Madrid. In response, he left a particular comment about the descent.
Without being a main actor in the game, in fact he was a substitute and entered for a while, Ramon “Wanchope” Ábila stole the leading role in the victory of River in view of Colon. His presence did not go unnoticed by the 86 thousand fans present in the Monumentalwhich mockingly reminded him of the historic final he lost in Madrid.
When he went to warm up in the second half, he experienced the worst part. The fans present in that sector began to yell at him and even threw an object at him.
Thus, “Wanchope” did something unusual and entered the field without permission to warn the referee. However, he earned the yellow card. “Take it, give it to me, the one who doesn’t jump, died in Madrid!”intoned the entire stadium Monumental in dedication to ábila once he entered the party.
Leaving the stadium, already past midnight, “Wanchope“was consulted about the screams of the local people. The striker wanted to take a personal revenge and threw out a particular phrase, praising the encouragement of the fans and chicaning them for the past: “They should have yelled when they went downhill… Maybe they didn’t go away.”
Source: Ambito
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