Alberto Poletti sanction received by Association of Argentine Football 1970
Bs. As .: Report where journalist Monica Mihanovich comments: "There are versions that the Argentine Football Association (AFA) is considering an amnesty for soccer players who have committed infractions." Goalkeeper Alberto José Poletti is the player of Argentine soccer that has had the greater sanction ". Report to Alberto José Poletti, in which he is asked: - Perhaps it is the highest sanction in the world, is it accurate? - Poletti, was that penalty deserved? -Nothing more than an act of indiscipline do you consider what happened that day? - But Poletti, you kicked the head of a player who was on the ground, yes or no? - That is not a little more than an infraction? - Are you repentant? - At what age did you start playing football? "Poletti, are you of an irascible nature? - If you had thought 30 seconds, do not you? - However, right after the game you made statements in which you did not admit that it was really the infraction that was? -Poletti, what is it that you have done since that moment, which I believe was in the month of October until now? -What happens every time you go to watch a football game? - Would it be fair if they give him amnesty? (Monica Mihanovich)
Reference: The goalkeeper Alberto José Poletti started in Atlanta, then went to Sacachispas where he was the team's owner at the age of 15 and at the age of 17 he was the head of the first division of Estudiantes de La Plata. In the hands of Technical Director Osvaldo José Zubeldia won the 1967 Metropolitan Championship, three Copa Libertadores de América (1968-1969-1970), the Intercontinental 1968 and the Inter-American Championship of the same year. "El loco" was one of the players who were detained for 30 days by the de facto government of Lieutenant General Juan Carlos Ongania, after the Intercontinental final with Milan in La Bombonera, in 1969. For those incidents, they had applied a suspension for life, which was then condemned.
Date: 05/10/1970
Duration: 4 minutes 1 second
Code: C-00158
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Reference: The goalkeeper Alberto José Poletti started in Atlanta, then went to Sacachispas where he was the team's owner at the age of 15 and at the age of 17 he was the head of the first division of Estudiantes de La Plata. In the hands of Technical Director Osvaldo José Zubeldia won the 1967 Metropolitan Championship, three Copa Libertadores de América (1968-1969-1970), the Intercontinental 1968 and the Inter-American Championship of the same year. "El loco" was one of the players who were detained for 30 days by the de facto government of Lieutenant General Juan Carlos Ongania, after the Intercontinental final with Milan in La Bombonera, in 1969. For those incidents, they had applied a suspension for life, which was then condemned.
Date: 05/10/1970
Duration: 4 minutes 1 second
Code: C-00158
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