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After a brief account of the game, El Grafico takes time to criticize the foreign (English) press for exaggerating the physicality of the match…even as far as comparing English journalists to Goebbels!

Only helpful in establishing a pattern for the failure to qualify for 1970

A helpful article to hear from Bilardo on why he plays so physical and if it is dirty play

Several players arte expelled as "el senor brusca" rears his head in this match

Most of the solutions provided deal with fans, and how stadium and club officials have been negligent of protecting them

The news of Puerta 12 is fresh and this article is mostly filled with images of destruction and grief

A mix of sadness and confusion, El Grafico tries to grapple with the tragedy of Puerta 12

He credits Adolfo Mogilevsky as the person who revolutionized Argentine soccer (in other words he modernized it)

El Grafico, as usual, lauds an Argentine side that wins a major championship in a less-objective manner

What is "anti-futbol"? Fontanarrosa questions how the term is used and if it applies to Estudiantes

anti-futbol: the basic summary of Estudiantes' victory over Racing

"An embarassment for them and us" is what El Grafico believes sums up the performance of Estudiantes in defeating Racing

Estudiantes is guilty of playing soccer like it's war, instigating a climate that leaves players injured, and playing antifutbol This match is a continuation of previous Estudiantes-Independiente matches, and an upcoming one in Copa Libertadores…

An ugly and violent match takes place between Independiente & Estudiantes

Warning of the damage that increasing player violence can do for Argentine soccer, especially after Racing-Celtic, Zubeldia and El Grafico warn players to stop the ugly play

Known for his violent and overly physical style of play, which also defined his Estudiantes team, El Grafico tries to understand Pachame's approach to soccer and the criticisms leveled at him
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