I swear, Johnny, that’s the best sentence I’ve read in a very very a long time..!

As for Ischia, I don’t know how many futbol fans remeber that he was recommended by Bianchi, when every Boca fan was asking for Bianchi himself as the new DT.
So when Ischia took the charge (january 2008) he was quick to say (to keep his back covered?) that he’d had no problem to leave in june (same year) if his replacement were Carlos Bianchi. Then Bianchi, in honour of his friendship (that came from the time when they were both Velez players, and straighten through the golden Boca years), to protect Ischia, made that absurd clause stating that he (Bianchi) would not became the inmediate sucessor of the actual coach (that’s say, of Ischia).
All of the above speaks very well of Bianchi, not so much of Ischia. Because June came, then August, then September, time passed and he never left.
O.K. He won a League. Though the team never played good (I once said Boca was like the Rolling Stones, and I’m convinced only for that reason we won the Apertura ’08 – only for one advantage gol against Tigre -. Let’s say, Boca was until then a team so used to win that even playing bad we won a League).
But the Libertadores Cup was a very different affair.
The team was becoming tired, old wounds reopen. We all saw that kind of movie. Ischia knew very well what was happening, he should have been a little less haughty, not so stubborn and left Boca very much earlier. If not for Boca’s sake at least for his friend Carlos Bianchi.

Good for Coco.
He’s the right coach for the right moment..!

I see where Boca has reached a deal for Viatri with some small Italian club. About 4 million smackers. Another good riddance and 4 mil to the good as well.