“He has 120 kilos, he rolls, he doesn't run”, the strong criticism of a journalist who supports Aldosivi against Andrés Chávez

The relegation of Aldosiva to the First National Championship left a tense scene at the press conference following the 2-1 defeat against Racing, in the Avellaneda Cylinder. A journalist harshly questioned Javier Sanguinetti's decision to use Andrés Chávez and received a categorical response from the technical director, who considered his expressions out of place

The Marplatense team needed to score at least one point to maintain their chances of getting out of the bottom of the Annual Table. However, Racing reversed the result and sentenced the Tiburón to lose the category when there is a date left until the end of the regular stage.

The strong criticism of Andrés Chávez at the Aldosiva conference The chronicler

's consultation began with a reference to the pain of the decline, but quickly focused on the presence of Chávez among the team's alternatives. The journalist questioned whether the striker continued to be used and went so far as to describe this decision as a possible “malpractice

“He's a former player, he has 120 kilos, he rolls, he doesn't run and you keep playing him the same,” he said, his voice broken. Later, he related the attacker's participation to the team's performance and stated what message the club's youth received. “What example are you giving to a kid in putting a player who weighs 120 kilos on the court?” , concluded.

Javier Sanguinetti's response to journalist Sanguinetti

avoided answering the soccer decision and directly questioned the terms used to refer to the striker. His first reaction was to point out that he did not consider the chronicler's intervention appropriate. “First, I'm not going to answer you because I don't think you deserve an answer,” the coach replied

He then acknowledged the journalist's pain over the decline, although he insisted that his expressions against Chávez had been inappropriate. “I understand your pain, but what you said about a player seems completely out of place to me,” he said.

Finally, Sanguinetti referred to the formation of the squad and maintained that he took office with the current season and with the players he had available. “We have players that we have to use. The template they gave me when I arrived is this one,” he said

In addition, he considered that questions about the characteristics of the squad should be addressed “to another person” and not exclusively to their figure.