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A heartfelt and honest conversation they had Claudio Borghi Y Walter Montillo in the Todos Somos Técnicos program where Bichi, true to his style, told the Squirrel directly and to the face that he does not agree at all with his decision to retire from football by not renewing in University of Chile.
“I disagree. Unless you have very special plans with your family and your children that you do not want to share, I don’t agree with this bad decision you make “, the world champion sentenced from the start while the Squirrel listened very attentively on the other side of the line.
“We always say ‘you have to play as long as possible.’ I don’t have the pleasure of meeting you, having a coffee or sharing a chat, but if you tell me ‘Fat, what do you think? Am I here to continue? ‘, I would say’ Walter, you have a lot to give ‘. If not, I would say ‘leave football, because football has already left you’ “, continued the four-time champion with Colo Colo.
He also stressed that “I think you are selfish not to share with us all that talent you have. I hope you don’t regret it. You are completely alive, you are not a former player who plays every so often, you are an active guy, the club depends on you, your teammates. Unless you have a project that I don’t know about, but for me it’s a shame ”.
After the intervention of Towns, Montillo answered with a respectful “I admire you a lot, not only for being Argentine and everything you gave us, but you seem like a very correct person to me.”
He then explained his decision. “You know what happens? I value the word. And I said it was going to be my last club when I arrived. I was not going to feel good if I was going to play elsewhere. Let’s see if you understand: I could not have slept peacefully wearing another shirt if three months ago I said that this was my last club, “he justified.
Finally, Montillo said “Around there if at that moment I didn’t say anything, this would happen and I would go somewhere else. I feel good, I’m good. I have physical problems like everyone else, but I feel apt to continue playing. I came to fulfill a dream that I had since I left: to come back and try and help the club ”.
