Riquelme spoke of Boca and Pergolini FULMINATED him on social networks

The former Vice President of Boca pointed against the greatest idol of Xeneize after the statements he made on television: “The problem is when you don’t know if he is serious.”

Juan roman riquelme spoke for the first time after what was the defeat of Boca ante Racing by International Super Cup in Abu Dhabi and left several titles. After the interview, former vice president and running mate, Mario Pergolini, He had no mercy and targeted the idol Xeneize on his social networks.

“The problem is when you don’t know if he’s serious, if he believes what he says, if he’s a cynic or if he doesn’t see reality”, wrote Pergolini in one of his stories on Instagram. And he added: “Or maybe one does not see reality. Who knows.” However, he closed with an optimistic message for the fan: “The good ones are coming.”

More darts from Pergolini to Riquelme

Mario Pergolini It is not the first time that it has targeted riquelme because after leaving his position as Vice President and leaving the club, the television host criticized the management of Jorge Ameal, president of Boca, and company.

Pergolini He used his program in Vórterix and social networks to give his point of view about the current management and spoke about the departures of some players in free status and also criticized that Boca do not have advertising on the front of your jersey, among other things.

“Shouldn’t we have done something similar with those who wore our shirt?”asked the driver after the World Cup, referring to the reception that Alexis Mac Allister received in Brighton, and also to Leandro Paredes and Nahuel Molina Lucero, both from the Xeneize Inferior League.

Pergolini’s last message with darts to Riquelme was due to the departure of Agustín Rossi: “Thank you for everything. You defended our shirt with passion and pride. Take the ovation that we always gave you at the Bombonera. Good winds!”

Then, Pergolini went for more and left a message that seemed to point to Román: “Even if they say that we will only be 15%… the good ones are coming.” The latter would seem like a blow to the idol of Boca, who a few weeks ago presented his own political space called Soy Bostero and had argued that the ruling party “Whoever goes for president would win the election 80 to 20 or 90 to 10.”