No one takes their football (or soccer if you like) more seriously than south Americans, and this has once again been proven in NSFL fashion over in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Racing fan Gabriel Aranda was elated when his team clinched the Superliga title last weekend, but he was gutted that his dead granndad, a lifelong Racing fan, couldn’t join in the celebrations that took over the streets of Buenos Aires.
No biggie, he just dug up his granddad’s grave, exhumed his skull, and took it with him as he celebrated:
Only in Argentina… Racing fan Gabriel Aranda brings the skull of his grandfather along so he “can celebrate Racing winning the league too” 🇦🇷https://t.co/UzMNJesvHS pic.twitter.com/HRaII7f9aK
— Paul Reidy (@paulreidy67) April 1, 2019
Real heartwarming stuff.
I don’t know what the laws are regarding digging up dead bodies in Argentina but I’ve got a feeling Gabriel could not care less. I mean we can only hope our families love us enough to one day dig up our remains so we can attend an event they knew we would have loved if we were alive. Absolutely no chill at all.
#TNTSports | ¡¡Nadie se quiso quedar afuera de la fiesta de Racing!! 😳 @nico_latini nos cuenta la historia del día en #LaFechaTNT 👇 ¡NO LO VAS A PODER CREER! 💀 pic.twitter.com/wOVlm7JQLv
— TNT Sports LA (@TNTSportsLA) April 1, 2019
For the time Brazilian football fans decapitated a referee, click HERE. Casual.
