Michael

I consider here now the problem is Ischia.
In a press conference this morning he announced that he intended to continue in Boca as long as his contract, which ends next december, stipulate it. But I think it will be very difficult for him if the results doesn’t back him up.
Obviously it’s a matter of money. Ischia wants for his contract to be respected because he wants to receive from here to december this big amount of money. Money he wouldn’t receive if the resigns by himself (rember what happens with Russo and San Lorenzo a few months ago?).
Now,
I’m affraid I saw this movie too many times.
The fans began to whistle, the games passed one after the other accumulating a nightmarish amount of defeats and games horrible played, until the situation becomes unsufferable and Ischia is forced to quit.
But by then, and here comes the real problem, Boca will be very very far from the points needed to classify for the next Libertadores Cup.

So,
I’m asking you this question, Johnny: don’t you have any friend among the low circles of Miami or Bronx who can convince dear Ischia to take a step aside? Something like the old Corleone situation, to pay him a visit and make him “an offer he can’t refuse”?

And the other Carlitos, meanwhile?
As far as everybody knows, Binachi remains silent, sitting with an old scotch waiting by the phone.