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Nosotros Y El Fútbol Supervisión General Liliana Barela Lidia González
Jefe de Gobierno Dr. FERNANDO DE LA RUA Vicejefe de Gobierno Dr. ENRIQUE OLIVERA Secretario de Cultura Sr. DARIO LOPERFIDO Subsecretaria de Desarrollo Cultural Sra. TERESA ANCHORENA Subsecretaria de Acción Cultural Lic. CECILIA FELGUERAS Directora Instituto Histórico de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires Lic. LILIANA BARELA 3 Nosotros y el Fútbol Supervisión General Liliana Barela Lidia González Investigación Histórica Entrevistas Lidia González Gabriel Vignolo (historia) Luis García Conde Daniel Paredes Diseño y Comunicación Visual Jorge Mallo Colaboraciones Especiales Bernardo Servi Administración Hebe Clementi (historia) Patricio Giacomino Graciela Kessler Mercedes Miguez (psicología) Verónica Farías Roxana Madrid Daniel Paredes (historia) María Cecilia Alegre (historia) Supervisión de edición Agradecimientos Lucía Dorin (letras) Rosa De Luca Lorena Costa Claudio Más (historia) Daniel Paredes PaulaOyagaray Débora Tajer (psicología) Jorge Codicimo Lidia González (historia) Participaciones especiales Horacio González (sociología) Virginia Pérez Agradecemos la colaboración Luis García Conde (historia) Elsa Scalco muy especial de Jorge Gómez (historia) Adriana Rizzo Germán Cavallero Club Estudiantes Roberto Zinser Luis Emilio García Conde Santiago Paredes Redactores Equipo Ejecutivo Alejandro Perucha Lidia González Susana Sprovieri Federico Pirich Luis García Conde Alicia Raffetta Pablo Vialatte Mercedes Miguez Ana Fernandino Mariano Zinser 4 Nosotros y el Fútbol 5 Nosotros y el Fútbol 6 Nosotros y el Fútbol 7 Nosotros y el Fútbol PROLOGO N osotros y el fútbol nunca pretendió ser una reflexión exhaustiva sobre el tema. Este tema en la actualidad ha invadido las librerías. Lo que creemos como aporte original de toda esta propuesta multimediática es que sea el Instituto Histórico del Gobierno de la Ciudad el que haya originado este evento. -
La Nuestra: Football and National Identity in Argentina 1913–1978
La Nuestra: Football and National Identity in Argentina 1913–1978 Mark Antony Orton Faculty of Arts, Design and Humanities December 2020 A thesis submitted in fulfilment of the University’s requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy De Montfort University Leicester Declaration To the best of my knowledge I confirm that the work in this thesis is my original work undertaken for the degree of PhD in the Faculty of Arts, Design and Humanities, De Montfort University. I confirm that no material of this thesis has been submitted for any other degree or qualification at any other university. I also declare that parts of this thesis have been submitted for publications and conferences. 2 Contents Declaration …………………………………………………………………………………..2 Abstract ……………………………………………………………………………………...5 List of Illustrations and Tables …………………………………………………………….6 List of Abbreviations ………………………………………………………………………..7 Acknowledgements …………………………………………………………………………8 Introduction ………………………………………………………………………………...9 Research Questions ………………………………………………………………………10 Historiography ……………………………………………………………………………..11 Sport and National Identity ……………………………………………………………….11 Migration, Assimilation and the Construction of Argentine Identity ………………….14 Football Style as a Projection of Argentine Identity ……………………………………16 Race, Ethnicity and the Role of the Interior in Argentine Identity …………………….19 Football and Politics in Argentina ………………………………………………………..21 Methodology and Sources ………………………………………………………………..23 Chapter Structure ………………………………………………………………………….26 Chapter -
Historias SELECCIONADAS Historias Curiosidades Del Equipo De Todos Seleccionadas Guillermo Enrique Knoll
TapaFinalSeleccion 17/03/06 16:04 Page 1 al arco Ediciones Guillermo Knoll Guillermo Knoll historias SELECCIONADAS historias Curiosidades del equipo de todos seleccionADAS Guillermo Enrique Knoll Nació el 11 de febrero de Curiosidades 1959 en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Es Periodista del equipo y Docente del Círculo de la Prensa. Integró la redacción de todos de la recordada revista Sólo Fútbol y, junto con Pablo Ramírez, participó en la confección de la historia de All Boys. En radio trabajó con Roberto Perfumo en historias seleccionadas “Perfumo, el fútbol y la gente” (radio Splendid); en “La Deportiva” (radio del Plata); en “Mundo Ascenso” (La Red); y en “La vuelta”, con Ovidio Martínez (FM Identidad), entre otros. Guillermo Knoll “Historias Seleccionadas” es su primer libro. Diseño Federico Sosa Impreso en MPS, marzo de 2006. Fecha de catalogación 14-03-2006 Knoll, Guillermo Historias Seleccionadas. 1° ed. Buenos Aires: Al Arco, 2006. 96 p. 20x14 cm. ISBN 987-22257-3-7 1. Fútbol. I. Título CDD 796 Guillermo Knoll Historias SELECCIONADAS Curiosidades del equipo de todos dedicatoria A Nancy, quien con su apoyo incondicional siempre estuvo a mi lado, en las buenas y en las malas. A Jesi y a Brian, quienes a pesar de su juventud siem- pre entendieron mi pasión por el periodismo. A mis viejos, los primeros “hinchas” de este periodista. A la memoria de mi suegra, quien alguna vez, antes de dejarnos, me presagió un futuro como comunicador. 5 agradecimientos A Alejandro Fabbri y Ariel Scher, por confiar en el proyecto y recomendarlo a la editorial. A Roberto Perfumo, quien prácticamente sin cono- cerme me permitió compartir su programa radial y así darme mi primera gran oportunidad en los medios. -
1906 Le Regine
1906 LE REGINE ARGENTINA CAMPIONATO ALUMNI AUSTRIA - UNGHERIA CAMPIONATO Non disputata BELGIO CAMPIONATO UNION ST. GILLOISE BRASILE RIO JANEIRO CAMPIONATO FLUMINENSE RIO JANEIRO BRASILE SAO PAULO CAMPIONATO S.C. GERMANIA CECHIA COPPA SK SMÍCHOV DANIMARCA CAMPIONATO B. 93 FRANCIA USFSA CAMPIONATO RACING CLUB DE ROUBAIX FRANCIA FSAPF CAMPIONATO CLUB ATHLÉTIQUE DU SUD FRANCIA FGSPF CAMPIONATO ETOILE DES DEUX LACS PARIS FRANCIA FCAF CAMPIONATO SOC. MUNICAPALE PUTEAUX GALLES COPPA WELLINGTON TOWN F.C. GERMANIA CAMPIONATO V.F.B. LEIPZIG GUATEMALA COPPA CENT. OLYMPIC F.C. INGHILTERRA CAMPIONATO LIVERPOOL INGHILTERRA COPPA EVERTON LIVERPOOL IRLANDA CAMPIONATO CLIFTONVILLE & DISTILLERY IRLANDA COPPA SHELBOURNE DUBLIN ITALIA CAMPIONATO MILAN ITALIA FNGI CAMPIONATO MILAN MESSICO CAMPIONATO REFORMA AC MEXIOO NORVEGIA COPPA ODDS BK SKIEN OLANDA CAMPIONATO HBS DEN HAAG OLANDA COPPA CONCORDIA PARAGUAY CAMPIONATO GUARANI ASUNCION SCOZIA CAMPIONATO CELTIC GLASGOW SCOZIA COPPA HEART OF MIDLOTHIAN SPAGNA COPPA F.C. MADRID SVEZIA CAMPIONATO ORGRYTE IS SVIZZERA CAMPIONATO FC WINTERTHUR UNGHERIA CAMPIONATO Non disputato URUGUAY CAMPIONATO WANDERERS MONTEVIDEO ARGENTINA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION ALUMNI in piedi (sconosciuto) Carlos Brown, Jorge Brown, Alfredo Brown, Carlos Buchanan, Patricio Brown, Mariano Reyna (in civile), José Buruca "Laforia"; seduti Carlos Lett, Eliseo Brown, Andrés A. Mack, Ernesto A. Brown, Gottlob Weiss. Gruppo A 1. LOMAS ATHLETIC 10 7 1 2 23: 14 15 (Lomas de Zamora) 2. San Martín Athletic 10 5 2 3 17: 9 12 (San Martín) Estudiantes (C) 10 6 0 4 22: 19 12 (Buenos Aires) 4. San Isidro 10 5 0 5 23: 22 10 (San Isidro) 5. Reformer 10 4 0 6 30: 22 8 (Campana) 6. Barracas Athletic 10 1 1 8 8: 37 1 (Lanús) Note: Barracas Athletic 2 punti penalizzazione. -
Issn 2618-3439
Índice de Todo Fútbol Manuela Barral Todo Fútbol nº 1| febrero de 1969 s/f, “Sumario”, p. 2 s/f, “Al lector”, p. 3 s/f, “1. Tomas Hogg; 2. Alejandro Watson Hutton” [Ilustración], p. 4 s/f, “Itinerario del fútbol argentino (I)”, pp. 5-9 s/f, “Tablas del siglo XIX”, pp. 10-12 s/f, “Fechas de fundación”, p. 13 s/f, “El juego y su reglamentación. Dimensiones de la cancha y sus áreas”, pp. 14-16 s/f, “Breve Historia de una mística: Boca Juniors” [incluye fotos de Roberto Cherro, José Manuel ‘Perico’ Marante, Ernesto Lazzatti, Alberto De Zorzi y Antonio Ubaldo Rattín] , pp. 17- 39 “El arranque”, pp. 18-19 “Tu bandera azul y oro”, pp 19-20 “Los primeros”, pp. 20-21 “Hablando de canchas”, pp. 21-22 “Las campañas”, pp. 22-26 “Pasé usted”, pp. 27-32 “Los hombres y los tiempos”, pp. 32-38 “Dos cositas”, pp. 38-39 s/f, “Marcha oficial de Boca Juniors”[letra de J. Fernández Blanco], p. 40 s/f, “Boca Juniors a través del profesionalismo”, pp. 41-43 s/f, “Historial del clásico Boca-River (era profesional) en partidos de Campeonato hasta 1968 inclusive, pp. 44-45 Archivo Histórico de Revistas Argentinas 1 www.ahira.com.ar - ISSN 2618-3439 s/f, “Los grandes goleadores. Arsenio Erico”, pp. 47-48 s/f, “Goles inolvidables. Ernesto Grillo y la primera derrota británica en canchas argentinas”, pp. 49-52 s/f, “Campeonatos profesionales. Boca en 1931”, pp. 53-55 s/f, “Jugadores de los equipos que intervinieron en el campeonato de fútbol de 1931 (primero de la era rentada)”, pp. -
Soccer Institutions, Racial Ideology, and National Integration in Argentina, 1912-1931
PLAYING AT NATION: SOCCER INSTITUTIONS, RACIAL IDEOLOGY, AND NATIONAL INTEGRATION IN ARGENTINA, 1912-1931 Jeffrey William Richey A dissertation submitted to the faculty of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Department of History. Chapel Hill 2013 Approved by: John C. Chasteen Kathryn J. Burns John D. French Joshua Nadel Louis A. Pérez, Jr. © 2013 Jeffrey William Richey ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ii ABSTRACT JEFFREY RICHEY: Playing at Nation: Soccer Institutions, Racial Ideology, and National Integration in Argentina, 1912-1931 (Under the direction of John C. Chasteen) It is well documented that “in no other Latin American country has a single urban center so dominated national life" as in the case of Argentina and its capital, Buenos Aires. 1 The uneven distribution of political, cultural, and economic power between Buenos Aires and the so-called Interior has created a bifurcated nationhood that remains one of the central tensions in Argentine history and historiography. Departing from this paradigm of a bifurcated nationhood, two overarching questions guide this dissertation: how did exclusivist narratives of racial identity come to be accepted by a racially diverse national population? And second, why, in a multi-cultural and multi-ethnic country such as Argentina, did racial division come to feature heavily in discourses of national identity during a period in which other Latin American countries were emphasizing ideas of racial and cultural inclusiveness? I answer these questions by examining the popularization of Argentine soccer between 1912 and 1931. Combining a cultural analysis of popular media with a concrete study of Argentine soccer institutions, I argue that during this period soccer became a key vehicle for Argentine politicians, intellectuals, and players to widely disseminate a 1 James Brennan and Ofelia Pianetto, “Introduction,” in Region and Nation: Politics, Economics, and Society in Twentieth-Century Argentina , ed. -
“This Is Boedo” Stories of a Lost Football Stadium, a Buenos Aires Barrio, and How the Hinchas of San Lorenzo Fought to Return
“This is Boedo” Stories of a lost football stadium, a Buenos Aires barrio, and how the hinchas of San Lorenzo fought to return by Matthew Hawkins A thesis submitted to the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology Specialization in Political Economy Carleton University Ottawa, Ontario © 2017 Matthew Hawkins Abstract Club Atlético San Lorenzo de Almagro is one of Argentina’s largest professional football teams. In 1979, during Argentina’s civic-military dictatorship (1976-1983), the club was forced to close its stadium the Gasómetro located on Avenida La Plata in the Buenos Aires barrio (neighbourhood) of Boedo. The property became a Carrefour retail store in 1985. Clubs in Argentina are large member-operated social, culture, and sport institutions offering a wide range of activities alongside professional football. Clubs are often identified with their place in the urban landscape. The idealized club de barrio (neighbourhood club) of Buenos Aires, in particular, has had a profound social and cultural influence on the production of the barrio as a space in the city. In turn, the historic relationship between the barrio and the club generates a sense of belonging that hinchas feel towards their club’s barrio. San Lorenzo’s hinchas claim that through the loss of the old Gasómetro their connection to Boedo was unjustly severed. Over the past fifteen years a social movement organized by the club’s hinchas (supporters) called the Vuelta a Boedo (Return to Boedo) grew into a politically successful campaign to regain the property with the hope of one day building a new stadium.