Hugo 'El Loco' GattiArgentine football legend and program collaborator 'El Chiringuito', He died with 80 years in Buenos Aires (Argentina).
He has left us mad. The crazy Gatti has left us. It has been many days in the hospital. Fighting to recover and fight to survive, and in the end he told us goodbye
Josep Pedrerol, visibly excitedsaid goodbye to the mythical goalkeeper who for several years shared his opinions in the program.
At first Gatti confused him with Mono Burgos, because the madman had not played in Spain, but then they already knew who he was
“The madman has left us. The crazy Gatti has left us. They have been many days in the hospital. Fighting to recover and fight to survive, and in the end he told us goodbye,” shared the presenter of 'El Chiringuito'.
The Boca exporter died at age 80 after being two months in the hospital
Pedrerol recalled that “I have known him for 18 years” And that “at first they confused him with the monkey Burgos, because the madman had not played in Spain, but then they already knew who he was and understood that he was a different character, unpredictable, politically incorrect, affectionate … and a great communicator. And very ours. And very timid.”
“Here we stayed with great moments … and I have got angry with him many times too. And he sometimes warmed up,” he said.
Josep Pedrerol: “The Crazy Gatti dream was playing at Real Madrid”
Josep Pedrerol stressed that “it was your crazy and ours, many shared nights”, that “his dream was to play in Real Madrid” and that “I idolized Florentino Pérez, for him he made Madrid.”
The journalist wanted to underline the role of Hugo Gatti's wife in the life of the legendary Argentine goalkeeper: “Some time ago his wife died, who was very important to him and had the sanity that was missing. He without his wife was handled regularly.”
