Belgrano and Tallers during the storm

It was a Black Monday for Cordoba football. Workshop and Belgrano The excitement of playing in international cups soon wore off, and reality hit them hard, as domestic defeats coupled with those controversial knockout games sparked disappointment and fighting.

They went to Ribonetto
Talleres lost 2-0 to San Lorenzo on Sunday, a decisive defeat for the team he leads. Andres Fassinotified today Walter Ribonetto Its cycle has ended. This has not been common at the Garden Community Club since Fassi arrived, and Fassi has always expressed his desire to respect these processes. However, after the America’s Cup, the second half of the “T”, Things are getting worseIn addition, the professional league has only been played for twelve rounds and the team is four points behind the lead. Some statements, such as Federico Gilotti After the 1-0 first-leg defeat to River Plate in the Copa Libertadores, he said something was not right in the dressing room.

Talleres’ next match will be against Estudiantes de La Plata at 6:00 pm on Sunday at the Mario Kempes Stadium.
Today, Tuesday, “Ribo” will say goodbye to the team, which will train under the command of Mariano Levisman, Hugo Donato, Martin Odano and Gustavo Irusta. Yes, Mauricio Calanta will leave with Ribonetto and will not continue with the club for the time being.

Fassi and his colleagues are already looking for replacements. Among the names that have been heard are: Alexander Medina, Nicolás Larcamón, Lucas Bovaglio and Carlos Tevez.

Ribonetto left Talleres after 36 games in charge, with a record of 17 wins, 12 draws and seven losses.

Alberdi Burns
What happened in the Jardins was the prelude to a complicated evening in the Alberdi neighborhood. Belgrano received a visit from the La Plata gymnastics team and put on an unforgettable competition, although few will forget it. ‘Celeste’ lost 0-1 and are now winless in four games. But that’s not all: He played really badly.

That’s not all. Just the coach Juan Cruz Real’s decisions have put him at the centre of a stormTwo minutes after the first half, Meriano was sent off. The game was tied at the time and there were no goals. At halftime, he chose to bring on Rafael Delgado for Matías Suárez, who had been the Celeste’s star player in the first 45 minutes. The team still wasn’t working and the fans were getting impatient, calling for the Peruvian to come on from all four sides of the stadium. Brian Rayner. The coach turned a deaf ear, he didn’t put it on, and the team lost.

Then he added fuel to the fire at a press conference, declaring: “Reina must understand that Argentine football requires players to fulfil certain duties for the team. When he is ready to give 100 per cent, he will play. Giving 80% is not enough… I don’t care what people say about it. I have to respect those who killed themselves for Belgrano. That’s why he didn’t play, I preferred to play a kid from the club.”

It didn’t go well. A few minutes later, Reina himself posted on his Instagram account:

Almost at the same time, one of the team leaders, forward Lucas Passerini, posted on the social network X:

But that’s not all, because in the mixed area of ​​​​Gigante de Alberdi, the midfielder Santiago Long“They didn’t handle me well at the time because they had some things that were unclear to me,” said captain Antonio Conte, who came off the bench against Atlético Paranaense last week. “On top of that, I hadn’t played in the cup. It was a difficult couple of weeks for me personally.”

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