The football of the Argentine ascent was shaken in the early hours of this Saturday with the sad news of the death of Oscar “Cachín” White. According to the information provided by the sports newspaper Olé, Blanco, much loved and recognized in the environment, died at the age of 71 after having battled against a hard disease that he had suffered for a long time. And amid the pain, there were many clubs and colleagues who fired Girl in the networks …
Originally from Zarate, White he made the lower ones in Plumerillo and then in Boca as a central marker, debuting for the xeneizes in 1969 (he played six games). Then he would defend the shirts of Deportivo Morón (1970-1971), Racing (1973) and All Boys (1975).
In Chile he militated in Santiago Wanderers in 1974 and 1975, to return in 1979, always as a defensive midfielder, and in Union La Calera, in 1978, and in Ecuador he did it in Emelec, 1976 and 1977.
Although it was as a coach, and especially in the football of the Argentine promotion, where he stood out the most. After having been Silvio Marzolini’s assistant in Santiago Wanderers (1991), “Girl” He began his career as a coach and had many successes.
He went through the bench of Atlético Rafaela (he got the historic promotion to the First Division in 2003), Sportivo Italiano (he went up to the National B in 2007), San Miguel (he went up to the First B in 84), Banfield, Estudiantes de Buenos Aires, Defensores, Deportivo Morón, Acassuso, Independiente (M) and San Martín (M), Almagro, Huracán de Tres Arroyos, Unión, Los Andes and Textil Mandiyú de Corrientes and also directed abroad (Wanderers and Emelec).
Olé’s review says that, without a doubt, “Oscar Blanco He will be remembered as one of the great coaches that promotion football had, but much more for his gift of people. So the world of football fired him with great affection. “
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