“Football is like a religion both in Argentina and in England, which is why this is the perfect opportunity to unite our country and see the final of this very special tournament that has a long history. It is also an excellent moment to recognize the Argentinean athlete who has made a great contribution through sport in England”, he commented. Kirsty Hayes during confession.

Gathered on the grounds of enjoying the FA Cup final which was played last May 14 at the mythical Wembley Stadium, where Liverpool won against Chelsea, the British Ambassador to Argentina took the opportunity to recognize the former Argentine footballer who stood out at different times in English football: Carlos Tevesformer West Ham, Manchester United and Manchester City; Julio Ricardo Villawho won the FA Cup with Tottenham Hotspur, Julius Arkformer Sunderland and Middlesbrough and Claudio Marangoni, formerly Sunderland. Besides that, Jorge Burruchagaformer world champion with the Argentine national team, hand over to the Ambassador a soccer ball signed by all former players present.

“Go to English and after that 40 years remember one, and be in contact with Tottenham and English football, it is a pleasure. It’s inconceivable how we Argentines, that we don’t remember much of our history, but it’s good that they remember us despite the fact that now we wear trousers and we are no longer footballers” he appreciates Ricky Villa.

The FA Cup is the oldest football tournament in the world. Its first season was played 150 years ago, between 1871-1872: “This is a very important tournament that everyone wants to win. I have very fond memories of my time in English football and my life in England. At first it took me a little getting used to but then I really enjoyed it, just as my family and daughter go to London whenever the opportunity arises”, comments Carlos Tevez.

“My heart will always be blue because they have treated me so well and I think we have succeeded in making Manchester City what it is today“, said Charlie Brown in dialogue with the press.

Almost a year after his departure from Xeneize, You see He described the thrill of his breakup and said the club would always be his home: “I know what Boca is because of my previous move. But well, someone discovered something else, with greater pressureand I handled it the best I could at the time. Boca will always be my home But now I really retire and enjoy my family.”|