On December 21, 1983, the Spanish team signed a historic and very obvious win in Malta, a 12-1 celebration that allowed him to qualify for the 1984 eurocup. That work was signed by a team formed by Buy; Goikoetxea, Camacho, Maceda, Mr, Gordillo, Víctor Muñoz, Sarabia, Carrasco, Santillana and Ringcón. A legend match that ended at 12-1, as Red requires 11 goals to tie the ticket and ends the marking of 12 in Maltese.
The protagonists of that brutal work on December 21, 1983 explain how it lived, as well as the subsequent rumor of Tongo, a story remembered in The ‘Anatomy Ng … program with Mamen Mendizábal’ in the sixth. Remember that some Malta players at that time complained about poisoning the lemons, made in their opinion, that red passed them.
For ‘anatomy of a win’, Mendizábal Mamen He talked to the protagonists that this was incredible story to find out what happened that night inside and out of the field. Specifically, with three Spanish players present at the stadium: José Antonio Camacho (Defense and Captain of the National Team), Francisco ‘Balloon Carrasco (one of the strikers) and Juan Mr. (With a decisive goal, the twelve account).
The three remember how they prepared the game and it was impossible to see the work when they reached the rest, if they only won 3-1, exciting themselves when Mendizábal showed them the goals That night, where they denied that there was a doping of the Spaniards.
Julio Maldonado, ‘Maldini‘, The journalist of sports and commentators, he knows the story of the legendary encounter. In ‘Anatomy of …’ Remember how some Maltese players, years later, his ‘Maldini Fever’ program assured him that some ingredients could be held by some ingredients during the game’s break.
“I don’t believe it but it’s true that there are many. And about the controversy of lemons, Camacho confirms Mendizábal’s questions That “they (Maltese) said they didn’t have enough drinks and entered our locker room to rest and got water bottles and some oranges and lemon we had in cold water. themselves …”.
Source: La Verdad
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