Ten thousand people gathered in Boca on the beach to bid farewell to the year and Juan Román Riquelme was there, stole all eyes. It is that in the preview the launch of his group was announced, called Soy Bostero for his candidacy for president.
Román, accompanied by the president Jorge Ameal and the members of the Football Council, Raúl Cascini and Marcelo Delgado, sang “I am a bostero…” and made the public delirious. But nothing about presidencies.
The one who was tough and attended to macrismo-angelicism was Jorge Amor Ameal. “Unfortunately there is a certain journalism that wants to show in Boca that there are divisions when they do not exist. And here they see me with Riquelme,” he said. And he threw: “Now we are a football club and not a limited company as others wanted”.
Of course, Roman spoke later. He said that he intends to be in the club for many years -he spoke in the plural-, he thanked “the boys who are behind the goal and they have been behaving very well”, and he closed by singing “Olé, olé, olé, I’m a bostero, it’s a feeling …”.
And the networks of Boca rave:
