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On your Twitter account, Carlos Queiroz joined the voices of pain for the death of Diego Armando Maradona and underlined the enormous loss faced by world football with the departure of ‘Pelusa’.
The Portuguese coach assured in the social network that the world alone did not lose Diego Maradonabut lost part of the football. “Maradona is football, the 10 that won eternity and universality”, added.
The strategist called the former Argentine captain ‘Dieguito’, thanked him for his football and he remembered when they met in the United Arab Emirates.
Similarly, he mentioned that they crossed paths at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, when he directed Portugal and Maradona, Argentina.
Carlos Queiroz’s message for the death of Diego Maradona:
We did not lose Maradona, we lost part of the football. Maradona is football, the 10 that won eternity and universality. To you, Dieguito, who affectionately called me Carlito, thanks for the magic of your football and for all the support, at the 2010 World Cup and when we met in the UAE. RIP
– Carlos Queiroz (@Carlos_Queiroz) November 25, 2020
However, the message, which had nothing to do with the Colombia selection, made the followers of the ‘tricolor’ They will remind Queiroz of his terrible present.
Several taunts came from social networks, where they asked him to resign from the national team and let him go without charging compensation.
In fact, one of the Twitter users told him that in Colombia “we did not lose Maradona”, but rather “we lost 6 – 1 to Ecuador”.
The ridicule against Queiroz for his trill before the death of Maradona:
We didn’t lose Maradona, we lost 6-1 to Ecuador. .l. pic.twitter.com/r086rianrj
– Arena Explainer (@ExplicadorArena) November 25, 2020
Get out the big door! Don’t get paid and leave
– Tiberio García 🤭🤭 (@KA_SZE_CHUN) November 25, 2020
First it makes Ecuador beat us and now a tweet is sent in Portuguese, Ayúdanos Diosito ..
– Colombian Soccer out of context (@OutofcontextFPC) November 25, 2020
Mr. Queiroz, you are an anti-football and you would have put Maradona in defensive work, it would be so kind and with all the decency in the world I ask you to get out of the scoundrel team, we don’t want you here
– juan diego (@juandiegogi) November 25, 2020
I too am very sad about Maradona … but in the same way it hurts me to see a @FCFSeleccionCol soulless, with uncomfortable players and a lost coach. We have enough problems in this country to have to worry about you. Go and take your inventions to Iran. I QUIT
– Esteban Mesa (@ EstebanMesa3) November 25, 2020
Resignation! pic.twitter.com/RsqyW8H35L
– Juan Manuel Noguera (@juannssas) November 25, 2020
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