Paraguayan coach Avila from Tucumán will use the opportunity to visit the province to fulfill his wish to retire in Lince

Of the many types of shirts a rugby player can wear throughout his life, none compare to the first: the Club of Origin shirt, whose color and shape seep into the skin like an invisible tattoo.that’s why Juan AvilaHe has been on the move in Buenos Aires and Paraguay in recent years, first as a player and later as a coach, and he was delighted when he learned of the possibility of donning the gray-and-red striped jacket for the last time as a farewell. The opportunity came as the Paraguay senior team and the M17 team planned a trip to Tucumán this week, with Juan serving as assistant coach and head coach respectively. Acarez’s visit coincides with Lins’ participation in the regional reclassification league, which leaves a double opportunity: Avila has the opportunity to say goodbye to his club, and his club has the opportunity to rely on him as an important reinforcement for the first line in tomorrow’s semi-finals . The final was against the Jockey Club.

“I said goodbye at Mas Lomas at the beginning of the year because there were a lot of commitments in Paraguay and I didn’t know if the last game could be played in Lins. It was not planned, it just happened,” Juan said. Dressed up again last weekend. Gray in ten years. “My last game with the club was in 2013 when we won the Bajo Hondo Championship. It feels really good to be back. I was nervous but happy to be back and have a good friend and teammate.Gabriel Fanjul, the only one left from the 85th litter. That makes it special. I promised him we would retire together, and now I’m fulfilling my promise,” Avila said.

The one who obviously won’t live up to his end of the bargain is Fanjul because he thinks he can do it for another year. “My idea is to leave together, but I will continue for another season. In any case, it is very good to play with Juan. I have told him that this will be his last dance,” Gabriel mentioned That concludes “The Last Dance,” the Netflix documentary chronicling Michael Jordan’s final season with the Chicago Bulls.

Silvano Bores’ 800 Club will host Liggira’s two semi-finals tomorrow. Starting at 2:45 p.m., Lins will face Jockey Club, and starting at 4:30 p.m., Cardenales will face off against the Santiago Lawn Tennis Team. The winners of these two keys will advance to the finals and earn their league a spot in the 2024 Regional Super 10.

“Against the Jockeys I expected a close game from the forwards. Lins are a young team and growing every game. Maybe the results didn’t come but every weekend they improved and I Think the start of the team will be different next year because he will have a year to learn,” predicted the former Orange prop.

in retrospect

Juan looked back with peace of mind and had nothing to blame himself for. He competed in the Regionals with Lince, the Argentinian Championship with Tucumán, the URBA Championship with Lomas Athletic and the American Super League (now Super Rugby Américas) with Olimpia Lions. “I’m lacking nothing. Maybe I have that sting of not being able to be a regional champion with Lins, but I’ve always tried my best in all the places I’ve been. I’m happy for everything I’ve gone through .A lot of stories, a lot of battles, and most importantly, a lot of friends,” Avila said. For two years he has been immersed in multiple tasks in Paraguay, where he is also the fitness coach of the Paraguayan women’s team. “They called me and I didn’t hesitate. I was in Lomas at the time and I decided it was time to make a change for me and my family, so we left,” he said.

Hours before his final performance, “Juanillo” assured that he loved it. “There are many emotions to play again and say goodbye to the club of your birth, where there are great stories on and off the field. I would like to thank the club for allowing me to play one last game at home; to my wife Marta, who has always supported me and my family and friends, they are always there.