“He is the champion of the world of idiots”

Manuel Adorni’s forgetfulness of Diego Maradona on International Left-Handed Day did not go unnoticed by the world of football, especially by those people who spent the most time with the world champion in 1986. “He is the world champion of idiots and he “You think he’s alive,” Héctor Enrique rebuked him.

In a powerful video that he uploaded to social networks, El Negro greeted his followers and, immediately, took aim at the official of Javier Milei’s government, who intended to make a chicanery of the leftist sectors. “Hello, how are you doing? Well, I got a video of this boy Adorni, who is the world champion of idiots and is believed to be alive. And thank God you didn’t name the biggest of them all, the Diego. So, Adorni, there are the idiots, the very idiots, and you,” he snapped.

Fernando Signorini, Maradona’s historic physical trainer, also went to his Intagram and X accounts, where he published: “Adorni, you will be forgotten on the way from the wake to the cemetery.”

Juan Sebastián Verón was also categorical in a story he uploaded to Instagram: “You may or may not agree with everything that happened off the playing field. But you cannot ignore the person who made a country happy. Respect.”

José Chatruc was more measured in his direct message to Adorni, whom he praised on the social network “You failed. A provocation against someone who is no longer here, and who beyond his mistakes gave us a lot of joy.”

For its part, without naming the spokesperson but taking advantage of the exposure on networks to remember whoever was its coach, Gimnasia published “Zurda immortal.”

From those around Maradona, who died on November 25, 2020, they used the Instagram account run by his children to clarify to the presidential spokesperson that the left-handed man he forgot about is the idol of all those he named. usual press conference from Casa Rosada, Adorni mentioned Lionel Messi, Ángel Di María, Emanuel Ginóbili, Sergio “Maravilla” Martínez and Guillermo Vilas until the journalists present reminded him of Diego “Who? Ah, he was left-handed… Yes, he was left-handed,” the spokesperson replied in an ironic tone.

Dalma and Giannina, the daughters of who was the coach of the National Team in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, responded in different ways on their networks. The youngest of them reposted graffiti that says “Be careful, idiot, Diego is watching.”

The oldest, meanwhile, took advantage of the fact that it was live on the Bondi streaming channel, describing what Adorni did as “horribly acted.” “Look, I’m going to tell you one thing: whether you like it or not, they know Argentina thanks to the person you pretend to be stupid saying you don’t know. In terms of sport, whether you like it or not, he represented Argentina and came out champion, you can’t deny it. You can act stupid, but I don’t know what you’re going for with that, he’s a muppet. Ask Messi, Ginobili, Di María, what they think of Zurdo that you forgot.