Posted August 24, 2024 02:58
· last edited August 24, 2024 03:15
Cordoba a big student city, that I think is in the Pampas region. I found it a bit boring, but it did has some good museums, including an extensive one of the "Dirty War" period, when they military junta regime murdered thousands of left wing students.
Remember going to a local cheap and cheerful restaurant and the guy knew all about Emiliano Tade being at Auckland City. Also a walking tour in Ingles where doing the maths, the young female student guide would have pocketed $US300 (30 tourists at $10 each) for the 2 hours walking around. Crazy money for anyone in Argentina, let alone an early 20s one.
Belgrano play out of a 28,000 capacity stadium, and are currently 11th in the Argentinian Primera Liga, which has 28 teams! Boca are 8th, and River Plate 9th. Belgrano's big Cordoba derby rival is Talleres (currently 6th). https://homefans.net/cordoba-football-culture/
Young Jamie is trying a brave, and very different pro football path. Even if he never "makes it", he'll have some great future yarns. He can always try bilingual tour guiding as a back up plan.
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Unknown editoredited August 24, 2024 03:15
Cordoba a big student city, that I think is in the Pampas region. I found it a bit boring, but it did has some good museums, including an extensive one of the "Dirty War" period, when they military junta regime murdered thousands of left wing students.
Remember going to a local cheap and cheerful restaurant and the guy knew all about Emiliano Tade being at Auckland City. Also a walking tour in Ingles where doing the maths, the young female student guide would have pocketed $US300 (30 tourists at $10 each) for the 2 hours walking around. Crazy money for anyone in Argentina, let alone an early 20s one.
Belgrano play out of a 28,000 capacity stadium, and are currently 11th in the Argentinian Primera Liga, which has 28 teams! Boca are 8th, and River Plate 9th. Belgrano's big Cordoba derby rival is Talleres. https://homefans.net/cordoba-football-culture/
Young Jamie is trying a brave, and very different pro football path. Even if he never "makes it", he'll have some great future yarns. He can always try bilingual tour guiding as a back up plan.
Unknown editoredited August 24, 2024 03:13
Cordoba a big student city, that I think is in the Pampas region. I found it a bit boring, but it did has some good museums, including an extensive one of the "Dirty War" period, when they military junta regime murdered thousands of left wing students.
Remember going to a local cheap and cheerful restaurant and the guy knew all about Emiliano Tade being at Auckland City. Also a walking tour in Ingles where doing the maths, the young female student guide would have pocketed $US300 (30 tourists at $10 each) for the 2 hours walking around. Crazy money for anyone in Argentina, let alone an early 20s one.
Belgrano play out of a 28,000 capacity stadium, and are currently 11th in the Argentinian Primera Liga, which has 28 teams! Boca are 8th, and River Plate 9th.
Young Jamie is trying a brave, and very different pro football path. Even if he never "makes it", he'll have some great future yarns. He can always try bilingual tour guiding as a back up plan.
Cordoba a big student city, that I think is in the Pampas region. I found it a bit boring, but it did has some good museums, including an extensive one of the "Dirty War" period, when they military junta regime murdered thousands of left wing students.
Remember going to a local cheap and cheerful restaurant and the guy knew all about Emiliano Tade being at Auckland City. Also a walking tour in Ingles where doing the maths, the young female student guide would have pocketed $US300 (30 tourists at $10 each) for the 2 hours walking around. Crazy money for anyone in Argentina, let alone an early 20s one.
Belgrano are currently 11th in the Argentinian Primera Liga, which has 28 teams! Boca are 8th, and River Plate 9th.
Young Jamie is trying a brave, and very different pro football path. Even if he never "makes it", he'll have some great future yarns. He can always try bilingual tour guiding as a back up plan.
Cordoba a big student city, that I think is in the Pampas region. I found it a bit boring, but it did has some good museums, including an extensive one of the "Dirty War" period, when they military junta regime murdered thousands of left wing students.
Remember going to a local cheap and cheerful restaurant and the guy knew all about Emiliano Tade being at Auckland City. Also a walking tour in Ingles where doing the maths, the young female student guide would have pocketed $US300 (30 tourists at $10 each) for the 2 hours walking around. Crazy money for anyone in Argentina, let alone an early 20s one.
Belgrano are currently 11th in the Argentinian Primera Liga, which has 28 teams! Boca are 8th, and River Plate 9th.
This kid is trying a brave, and very different pro football path. Even if he never "makes it", he'll have some great yarns. He can always try bilingual tour guiding as a back up plan.
Cordoba a big student city, that I think is in the Pampas region. I found it a bit boring, but it did has some good museums, including an extensive one of the "Dirty War" period, when they military junta regime murdered thousands of left wing students.
Remember going to a local cheap and cheerful restaurant and the guy knew all about Emiliano Tade being at Auckland City.
