Categories: Social Responsibility

Farré’s particular memory of River’s descent: “It’s my second birthday”

The technical director of Cordoba Belgrano, William farre celebrated the triumph of his leaders before Banfield by LPFand also recorded the goal that he scored on June 26, 2011 when at the Monumental sky blue change the climb to first and control to River to the b

This day is my second birthday. This moment has been remembered with joy for 12 years. It is very gratifying to receive the affection of the people for a moment that has made us very happy. But life goes on, and you have to keep writing books”, sentenced the former central midfielder.

The analysis of the victory against Banfield

In what was the victory against Drill, farre He summed up: “Very positive feelings remain, we knew that it was a rival that was going to give us the space to have the ball. We had the ability to break the rival lock”.

The DT pálpito the crossing with the Institute of Córdoba

Thinking about what’s to come farre spoke of the meeting B. will have next Sunday before the Institute, and said: “The fact of playing for Kempes, with two partialities, changes the label of what it means to be a visitor”.

“We played in Córdoba, we concentrated in the same hotel. Let’s hope they don’t feel that visitor sign and be able to play the game we do in Alberdi”, confided the ‘celeste’ coach at a press conference.

Anna Edwards

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