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Reports coming out of Argentina today suggest that River Plates new manages, Ramon Diaz, has signed just a six month contract. All though it hasn't been made public, behind the scenes he is called "El cuidador", which translated to the Caretaker.
When Diaz took over at River Plate, it squashed rumours that Boca head man, Mr Drezzy, was Next in line to the River throne.
How ever, these reports may add more fuel to the fire, and if true, blows everything back open
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Let's just finish the season..
Before todays game with Lanus, Mr Drezzy was asked about the current River Plate situation. Mr Drezzy Replied "What situation? River appointed a new manager, i'm still manager of Boca Juniors, there is no situation! The only situation we have on our hands is Boca regaining the Premier Division! Any other talk regarding my future will have to wait until the end of the season. I've made it clear, i'm contracted here until the end of the season, and i will stay until then. I hope and i pray to God that I'm here longer, but the Board need to offer me a new contract first"
Aguirre own goal (11), Lucas Barrios (17), Dodo (31)
Boca hosted a strong Lanus side today and Boca knew they had to be on top form. They pressed from the very start, not giving Lanus much room to play. They pinned them back and the pressure caused Lanus to tremble. On 11 minutes, Pastore whipped in a free kick with Lanus defender Aguirre swiping at the ball, but it came of his shin and ended up in the back on his own net.
Boca continued to press, this time Lucas Barrios getting on the scoresheet on 17 minutes, playing the ball under the Lanus goal keeper. Boca still pressed on, and on the half an hour mark, Dodo hit a left footed Volley to put Boca 3-0 up.
Boca then began to play a passing game, limiting Lanus to just 6 shots, one of which was on target but Romero easily saved. Boca should have scored more but it didn't matter, they'd picked up a good 3-0 win
Mr Drezzy was delivering extremely good results, with most fans believing his words before the game, how ever, you could see the stress on Mr Drezzy's face, it looked like he was hiding something, a dark secret that he didn't want to reveal
Santa Cruz (24, 53, 88) Rodriguez (44), Zapata own goal (48)
Boca had always had a tough time against Velez, and today should have been no different. But Boca were confident they looked good in possession and defended well. Santa cruz scored his first goal of the night on 24 minutes, Smashing the ball home from close range. It was Maxi Rodriguez, the former Liverpool man, who doubled the score, curling in a free kick.
Boca came out strong, Velez didn't have any answers in the second half. Zapata put the ball through his own net three minutes after the start, to give Boca a 3 goal cushion. But the night wasn't over, as Santa Cruz headed home his second of the night on 53 minutes. And towards the end, Santa Cruz scored his hat trick and Boca's fifth of the night, a delightful 15 yard shot, leaving their keeper with no chance. Boca took a big lead to Velez, favourites to qualify for the semi finals.
As long as Boca were playing well and scoring, then the Fans would stay of Mr Drezzy's back.
After parting company with their manager, Valencia sit in 12th Position. When asked who could possibly be the next manager, The Valencia pressman mentioned Mr Drezzy's name. How ever, he also went on to add that he believed that Mr Drezzy wouldn't take over a sinking ship. Then the Spanish press reminded him about the rumours of mr Drezzy joining River Plate. The Valencia Pressman then went on to add, we'll have to wait and see
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Boca faced a difficult away trip to Rosario Central today. They were stubborn and tackling hard, having a man sent off and picking 6 yellow cards. Boca also picked up 6 yellows when hitting them back hard. The game nearly over boiled into a fight after Galeano headed in from a Piatti corner. Boca walked away with a narrow win and were lucky no one was seriously injured.
Mr Drezzy was happy Boca picked up the 3 points, but he was angry with Rosario's approach to the game, but he declined to comment on the referee because there will surely be a F.A investigation
Boca cruised through to the next round, thrashing Velez 8 - 1 on Aggregate. Mr Drezzy made 9 changes to the team, confident Velez couldn't score 5 or more goals. It was Conca, who hadn't been dropped, scoring the first goal on two minutes. This virtually ended any Velez come back. Velez folded and on ten minutes, Correa wrapped up the tie, with a curling effort.
Just before half time, Razzotti scored a header but it didn't matter, Boca were 7-1 up and had two away goals. On 75, Jo scored another trademark header.
A pretty slow game, with Boca killing them off within the first ten minutes
Boca enjoyed the game tonight, winning easily and going through to the Semi Finals
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SuperClasico...Just days away
These two teams from Buenos Aires, Argentina are the protagonists of what is known as, Superclásico (Superderby Spanish, clásico –meaning classic– is the word used instead of derby in Argentina). Boca Juniors is traditionally regarded as the club of Argentina's working class, in contrast with the supposedly more upper-class support base of cross-town Atlético River Plate. The rivalry between Boca Juniors and River Plate is most intense, and the team's fans usually take to distribute posters to tease the other after a defeat between them or even a loss in any major competition, or to show off after winning the local league or an international championship.
In 2004, British newspaper The Observer made a list of 50 sporting things you must do before you die, with Watch Boca Juniors Play River Plate in Buenos Aires at the top of the list. Due to their huge fan bases (Boca has 40% of the Argentine population and River 33%), contrary to the popular claim that Boca is club of the half plus one (la mitad más uno), and remarkable success, the enmity encompasses a major part of the country's populace. Known worldwide for the passion of the fans, the stands of both teams are loaded with passionate songs (often based on popular Argentine rock band tunes) against their rivals, fireworks, flags and rolls of paper. Sometimes ending in riots between the hardest supporters of both sides or against the police. Tourists from around the globe come to Argentina to watch the match, sometimes even with packages that include a ticket to the Superclásico
This is one of the most eagerly anticipated Super Clasico's in recent times. River Plate want to avenge their 5-3 defeat in the last game, and The fact that Mr Drezzy is heavily rumoured with a future River Plate job
Mr Drezzy went into his third SuperClasico, and had not yet lost one. He didn't want to lose this one and when Boca scored their first, a Galeono header, he made the point of jumping around like a maniac. Three minutes later, he was at it again, this time after Formica hit a brilliant shot, which beat the River Keeper.
River were jumping in every where, collecting alot of warning and yellow cards, but Boca were not put off, with Damian Diaz scoring from just five yards out. River rarely threatened and it was Boca who walked away with the bragging rights
Mr Drezzy looked like a Boca fan during the game, jumping for joy, screaming for more goals. His side had won, and now were on route for a Second Opening Stage title
Boca had most of their players away on international duty, so to get something was fantastic. Piatti, over looked for Argentina, slotted home a penalty after he was taken down in the area. The game could have gone either way, but Boca ended up with the slender win. Boca will have alot of work to do in Brazil if they are to reach the finals.
Mr Drezzy knew Boca were lucky today. They'd have to play alot better in Brazil
A tense local Derby for Mr Drezzy and his Boca team. The atmosphere at the Pedro Bidegain was awesome, you couldn't hear your own voice. It was like this last season, and it was the same last time. It took only twenty minutes for Boca to open the scoring, Lucas Barrios heading in from close range. San Lorenzo pushed on but couldn't find an equaliser, but at the same time, Boca didn't make their chances pay. It was at the end of the game when Boca wrapped up all 3 points, With a left footed volley, Rodriguez continued his good form. Boca won 2-0
With this win, Boca found them selves closer to the opening stage Championship. But Verons Estudiantes (LP) were pushing them hard
With only four wins in fifteen games, and Boca running away in the league, River Plate fans rioted and demanded instant action to their teams downfall.
Boca sources have today leaked that the Boca Board have held an urgent meeting, and the topic is the future of Mr Drezzy. This comes about after Diego Maradona held a press conference out side of El Bombastico,
Maradona had told the fans and hand full of press that it was a disgrace that Mr Drezzy would even contemplating joning River Plate. Maradona then went on to attack Mr Drezzy, saying that he was a no one, and not wanted in Argentina, much like the British on the Falklands.
Maradona then went on to promise he would bring Tevez back, along with Aguero and Lionel Messi
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Mr Drezzy: I'm the future
After seeing Diego Maradona on TV, Mr Drezzy released a statement of his own. Mr Drezzy said that he never had any negotiations with River Plate, saying that the rumours were lies spread by River Plate, trying to rock the Boca Boat.
He also went on to rip into national hero, Diego Maradona. Mr Drezzy questioned if Mr Maradona was back to his old habits. How the **** would he bring Tevez and Messi to Boca? Tevez was looking back at his best in Manchester, and Messi would never leave Barcelona. Mr Drezzy went on to add that if Diego was such a huge Boca fan, then maybe he should support them rather then trying to get a job in between his cocaine binges!
Boca were bullied around the pitch for the first half, in this tense Semi Final. The Brazilians came close on numerous occasions and Boca can count them selves lucky for going into the break level.
But after half time, Boca came back out and refused to be bullied, passing the ball around. Monzon scored from a corner on 51 minutes, making it hard for Atletico to come back, they needed 3 goals now. But Boca didn't sit back, they kept on pushing until the end and walked away from this tough tie winners, 2-0 on aggregate
Boca came very close to being eliminated tonight, but they stood firm and won. This victory making every one believe they were the finest on the continent.
Today, the final of the Copa Sud Americana has been confirmed, Boca will play Brazilian side Santos.
The last time these two sides met, Boca were victories, lifting the Copa Libertardores.
Boca have been on fire this season, not losing a single match and likely to win the Premier division Opening Stage title, where as Santos lay 18th in the Brazilian First division, unlikely candidates for relegation. But Santos did win the Sao Paulo state championships.
Torres (11), Campestrini own goal (50), Dario Conca (84)
If Arsenal could keep playing the way they were playing and sign a few decent defenders, then they could be one of the best teams in Argentina. They took it to Boca in the back and forth match, never letting their heads Drop. Torres scored a tap in on 11 minutes but Arsenal came straight back and Obolo equaled the scored tow minutes later.
After the break, Campestrini headed into his own net, but yet again, the scores were equal as Arsenal didn't let their heads drop, and hit Boca on the break, Franzoia scoring a lovely left footed shot. It looked as if the game would end in a draw, which would have been a fair result but Conca had different ideas, volleying in the winner 6 minutes from time
Boca got the better of Arsenal again today, but Mr Drezzy knew it was only a matter of time that Arsenal were getting the better of them. With the win, Boca had almost captured the Opening Stage championship again
still here reading this story! it's possibly the best on here in a long time, love the potential transfer to river but covered that story well! Keep it up thought heading somewhere mate 
