little obscure; tend to find people ask "who's that club?" a lot
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River plate are my favourite Argentinian team other than Boca juniors, this may seem like a huge contradiction (its as good as saying my favourite Mancunian team is Man United, other than City of course!), but its true, the only reason i love Boca so much is because when the young Diego Armando Maradona was playing there his Bronca (bull like rage), on the field brought the place to life. Buenos Aeries is a city close to my heart, since the Peronist rule and Piccatero's with protests against the hyper inflation (due to the peso being inexterably linked to the US dollar) the city has been on the up and up. A popular destination with tourists and footballers alike the beautiful capitol is responsible for some of the greatest argentinian players ogf all time, Ardilles, Villa, Maradona, Daniel Passerella...the list is endless. If you wear this top around town as i did last week in Cheadle you will find it draws the attention of most men you walk past, not a bad thing if your a straight woman or a gay man but not much fun for the straight blokes, the reason you catch their eye (if you are not unnaturally georgeous or have a disfigerment or something) is that they try to work out which team the kit belongs to, they will think "that looks like an old derby county shirt, but its not, perhaps its the 1997 Fuham home kit," but they are wrong, some may notice its not British and assume wrongly that its a Valencia kit. wrong again! The Boca shirt in its blue and gold is more internationally recogniswed in my opinion but after what the river plate fans try to do to Maradona's family perhaps Boca deserve this recognition more. Not a bad kit but since im a Blackburn fan i'd say its not quite blue and white halfy enough to be perfect!
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