Ricardo Caruso Lombardi and Deputy Aldo Leiva had a heated exchange on TN after debating the National Team
"Who did you beat? Who knows you?", retorted the former coach, which led to an increasingly tense exchange. Leiva responded again with another insult: "Why didn't you go coach abroad? Because no one wanted to take you."
Instead of lowering the tone, Ricardo Caruso Lombardi continued with new jabs and said: "If I see you, I'll ask for a Coke. You look like a waiter."
Ricardo Caruso Lombardi had a heated exchange with Kirchnerist deputy Aldo Leiva during the program A Dos Voces, broadcast by TN. The discussion began with an analysis of the current state of the Argentine National Team and ended with accusations and personal insults.
The exchange took place before the match between the Argentine National Team and Switzerland. What initially started as a football debate turned into a confrontation that forced the host of the program to end the discussion.
During his participation in A Dos Voces, Ricardo Caruso Lombardi analyzed the performance of the Argentine National Team and stated that, despite qualifying, the team led by Lionel Scaloni still has aspects to correct.
When the political segment of the program began, deputy Aldo Leiva questioned the former coach and stated: "Caruso is just blowing smoke, he has always coached B teams and now he is waiting for Argentina to be eliminated to say he was right."
After hearing the statements, Caruso Lombardi returned to the studio, took a microphone, and directly responded to the legislator.
When the deputy reminded him that he held a seat in Congress, the former coach responded with further criticism. Leiva, for his part, referred to Caruso's political past and stated: "You couldn't make it because no one voted for you, try to work a little."
The discussion continued with cross accusations. "You live off the state. Work for the country, lazy. I worked 34 years in Argentine football," expressed Caruso Lombardi.
As both continued to interrupt each other and raise the tone of the conversation, the host of A Dos Voces decided to end the exchange.
After cutting off the discussion between Ricardo Caruso Lombardi and Aldo Leiva, the program resumed broadcasting from Tucumán.
