Football curro: An array

In Argentina, and I suppose that as in other parts of the world, everything is "fix". From a possible fine in the street, where you can bribe the traffic officer before his pen dishonest forget the offense, until a tender to give food to needy kids in the decaying public schools of Buenos Aires.

This is why it is not at all surprising that the swelling of Boca and River, old enemies just for the gallery, have reached an agreement against what it claims to be the new Broadcasting Law , Which includes in your project as primary point, decentralize the market that has long exploited the few, the usual.

The "Football Free" is the workhorse of officers who drive the Act and used as promoters, the same as in other demagogic speeches, trying to get away from the stadiums, the barras bravas.

Yes, because in the last Super Classic, the "12" and "Los Borrachos del Tablón" deployed to the wind and before the TV cameras, obviously, involved property and potential victims, banners with messages clearly "bought".

The "12" displayed a banner reading, "Clarín, we want football on TV for free," while another argued River bar that read "Clarín, soccer is a passion, not a curro" making it clear that if is mercenaries, politicians and barras bravas, are exactly the same shit.

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