River Plate slumped, Supporters rampage

Posted on | Saturday, June 25, 2011 | No Comments

Buenos Aires - Hundreds of River Plate fans rampage after Argentina's giant condition being dropped. The fans are frustrated and even catapult death threats to the coaches and players River.
Name of the River Plate practically disappeared in this season. Champion 33 times in the land of Tango is on the verge of relegation.
This happened after the team made by JJ Lopez was defeated 0-2 in first leg play-off promotion / relegation of Belgrano which is the host team from Division II, last Wednesday.
Quoted by Reuters, hundreds of fans came to River then the Monumental stadium, the club's headquarters is their pride.
There were hundreds of supporters staged a demonstration and chanted sneer to the player and club president Daniel Passarella. They also want the head of coach JJ Lopez.
The police are on guard around the stadium as well as reporters covering the demonstration was also not spared the violence targeting supporters.
Yahoosports reported, alerting the police car a water cannon to anticipate the action. Eight officers were reported injured in clashes denagn River fans.
Meanwhile, after a tour of the headquarters of Nacional, the team River "fled" to the Hindu rugby club's headquarters on the outskirts of the capital city of Argentina, Buenos Aires.
About 500 supporters menggeruduk River is also the rugby training ground, expressing his anger, and blame the players have no commitment. Some protesters carried banners that read: "killed or die."
Belgrano in the home game, the game was stopped for 20 minutes after fans rushed the field and River protested to the players themselves.
One of the fans who entered the field by wearing masks seen pushing up fall-back River, Adalberto Roman.
Los Millionairos club nicknamed the decline occurred due to poor management both within and outside the field.
River fight to the death will take place on Sunday (26/06/2011) local time. This game was originally planned to be held without spectators due to security reasons.
But then the security committee determined that the Argentine sports such action should remain spectators attended. Buenos Aires Herald reported the 2500 police were alerted, at which 1200 personnel deployed in the stadium.
While the club's management promised that next week the club president Daniel Passarella will provide information about the decline of a club that was established in 1901.