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Argentines express shock, disbelief
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30 : Argentine newspapers, soccer officials and players reac ted with shock
March 17 Napoli-Bari Italian league match.
Raul Madero, a physician for the national team who worked with Maradona at the last two World Cups, described the report as 'a very delicate issue and one has to be very
prudent and not get ahead of the facts.'
, Carlos Bllardo. Argentina's coach at the 1986 and 1990 World Cups, said he was trying to obtain more information regarding Maradona's alleged drug use.
"I can only say that I'm very surprised and I hope that in the next few hours the matter can be clarified enough so that I can give a better opinion."
Oscar Ruggcrl, current captain of the national team also expressed shock.
‘ There's not much to say,' Rugge ri said. 'In the first place. I'm very surprised and I hope to be able to talk to Diego soon to get an explanation from him."
"I can t believe it,' commented Luts Islas, a member of the 1986 World Cup team. T only hope that he can get out of this in the best way possible. I believe that the solution would be for him to return to Argentina. He Is under a lot of pressure in Italy."
In a lengthy sports section article, la Nacton commented that Maradona* path through soccer now "seems like a old dirt road without lights Once upon a time. at the World Cup tn Mexico, he was on a luxurious expressway and the Ians, his colleague* and the expert* agreed that he was the best player in the world.'
'A scries of events now are converting that former splendor Into a memory' the newspaper added.
Ciarin quoted Maradona as having once said that 'When you’re losing popularity everybody throws rocks at you. But, I’m ready for that.'
Maradona, the paper noted. Tn the last few months has spent more time tn court that on the playing field.'
In the midst of all the controversy. Maradona, who Joined Napoli in 1984 on a then record 12 -million-dollar transfer fee. has said he has grown tired of all the publicity and would leave Italy at the end of this season, despite a contract that runs through the 1992-93 season, and possibly retire.
Cronlca predicted that Maradona "may be obliged to abandon soccer . because his present and hi* future appear seriously compromised.'