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Maradona's legacy lives on
HIO OK JANEIRO
M.ix 13. Diego ^9g a j Maradona may lx* volatile supe
1 Klar prone to siKldcn and wild change** "I ivniperament but the players lie left behind when he resigned as coach of Racing Club say he makes an ideal tx»s. reports Reuter.
Maradona walked out on the Argentine club last Saturday after four months In charge, one week of which he was missing and twenty days of which he spent on leave, when club president Juan de Stefano failed to gain re-elec-Uoii on Saturday.
But the man who last year took pot shots at journalists with an air rille and is currently serving a 15-month playing ban lor drugs abuse, was described by I he players as a compassionate boss, a good tactician and an excellent motivator.
"It’s a great shame he's gone, lie's the best coach I’ve had in my career.' said midfielder Fernando Quiroz in a telephone interview from his • Buenos Aires home.
"It was a good experience, simply because- of who he is. But the relationship with the players was perfect." said the 26-year-old. who has worked with six coaches in his career to da,Ie.
He always looks for the jxisitlve things In .1 player, if
you do something wrong, he will nil you but he does it in the right way. without showing you up In trout of your teammates. He did not have any problems with any of the players.'
Quiroz also praised Maradona's tactical awareness.
Defender Gustavo Costas said Maradona knew how to bring out the best in his players
"He’s an excellent motivator. He has confidence in his players and shows it." said Costas, one of the team's most experienced ineinbers..
. The club, which has suffered for 28 years without a
m^for title since winning the South American Ubertadores Cup In 1967. lived turbulent days during Maradona's reign.
His presence attracted a media hordes, especially when he went missing for one week In March. The players said, however, they were jjnaffected l>y the traumas of working with one of the most controversial soccer players in history.
Diego sheltered the team from the attention. He never took out his frustrations on the players, said Quiroz.
Maradona, who was joint coach ol jhe team along with Carlos Fren. did not leave the club with the most impressive of records.
Racing are a modest ninth in the 20-team Argentine Championship with three wins In 12 games. One of them came when Maradona was on leave and one of them was on Tuesday, three days after hie departure.
But the club's record last year had been even more dismal and Costas is convinced Maradona was on the right track.
We were unlucky in a lot of games. We could easily have won three or four more points than we got."
"Forming a good football team needs time. We were getting better and we were very enthusiastic about him making a comeback as .1 player." Costas said.