Through social media, the name “Tiger” became trending in Argentina after an interview he gave to ESPN.
Ricardo Gareca He appeared publicly in an interview he gave for the program “Equipo F” on ESPN Argentina, in which he spoke on various topics. The former coach of the Peru team referred to the possibility of directing Boca juniors. Subsequently, the “Tiger” became a trend on social networks, because many fans had conflicting positions on its possible arrival in the blue and gold box.
“The ‘Flaco’ deserves the opportunity to assert itself as DT xeneize as Champion of America”, “Bring a DT. If Gareca wins the Libertadores, nobody will care what happened before”, “We need one like that Guys. Gareca needs to lead Boca”, “I bet on Gareca coming, beyond everything”, “How good it would be for Boca to get a coach who knows football like Gareca”, are some comments that ‘Flaco’ supported and that they can be found on Twitter.
However, another sector of fans opposed his hiring because he left Boca to sign for River Plate while he was a footballer.
“I would do the impossible so that he never manages Boca”, “Gareca was an idol and went to River”, “Gareca never in Boca. He went straight to River from Boca. That is treason”, “Those who support Gareca die I have no idea about the history of Boca”, “Gareca can never go to Boca. The people who experienced the betrayal cannot forget it and never allow it,” wrote some users.
What did Ricardo Gareca say about managing Boca Juniors?
during the interview, Ricardo Gareca stated that he had not received a formal proposal from the current leadership for leadership Boca juniors. In addition, the ‘Tiger’ spoke about the feelings of the fans of the Xeneize box before its arrival.
“If an Argentine club called me, I would direct it. In Boca I had a story that fans don’t forget, but they’re not the ones who decide what to say. The executives are the ones who define and they need to be persuaded to hire me, something that didn’t happen. You never leaned on me. I respect the fans’ opinion very much,” he said.