Everyone's Team – Boca Juniors 1969 – Di Stefano and the Resurrection of Argentinian Football

Everyone's Team – Boca Juniors 1969 – Di Stefano and the Resurrection of Argentinian FootballIn July 1969, Argentina was at a footballing crossroads. The national team's failure to qualify for the 1970 Mexico World Cup led to a crisis about the state of the game with many wondering how they could ever recover. The answer proved to be right under their noses Real Madrid legend Alfredo Di Stefano had arrived at the country's biggest club, Boca Juniors, at the end of 1968 and was soon installed as team manager. Pairing Argentinian style with

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