Chau Coco

Alfio Basile said enough. Tired of the poor results of the reinforcements do not arrive and there are internal leadership both among and within his squad, coach of Boca decided to put an end to its cycle.

The hand had been twisted for a long time in this second stage Coco ahead of Boca and River defeat by precipitating a solution with which they had threatened on previous occasions (remember Godoy Cruz). Now, the leadership xeneize have to get to work quickly to get a successor to take over the preparatory work, central to the ambition to make a good season.

The first no, as usual, was that of Carlos Bianchi. The manager today remains firm in his conviction not to take the reins of the team: a little to take care of your image, partly for taking in the campus cleanup Boca needs. One option to handle some media is an interim Abel Alves, coach of the reserve to handle the dirty work and will pave the way for Bianchi to assume in July. Plan B seems to be Gustavo Alfaro, who currently heads in Saudi Arabia.

Basile went quietly, without confirming his resignation to the press and without even saying goodbye to his ex-directed. The only one who publicly expressed was the Russian Ribolzi, his aide de camp, who handed out sticks in all directions.

The sequence is in progress, Who do you think will take over the bank Boquita?

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