Cristian Fabbiani, who manages Newell’s Old Boys, says he’s gonna stick around until December even after getting destroyed 5-0 by Boca Juniors. The loss shows how much the team is struggling with him in charge. Fabbiani, who used to play pro football took over Newell’s Old Boys on February 19, 2025 hoping to make the team better. But after getting beat so bad, people are wondering if he can handle managing in the Argentine Primera División.
- Fabbiani says he’s staying with Newell’s Old Boys till December.
- The team got destroyed 5-0 by Boca Juniors.
- Fabbiani says they gotta face their problems head on.
Fabbiani’s Commitment to Newell’s Old Boys
After getting beat by Boca Juniors Fabbiani talked to reporters and didn’t hold back. He said “Hasta diciembre voy a seguir, hay comer mierda y dar la cara” which means “Until December, I will continue, we have to eat shit and face it.” This shows he ain’t giving up even when things are rough and knows they gotta push through the hard times.
🚨Cristian Fabbiani, entrenador de Newell’s, después de perder 5-0 frente a Boca:
🎙️”Hasta diciembre voy a seguir, hay comer mierda y dar la cara”, dijo en conferencia de prensa. https://t.co/NVLNkO4XEP— César Luis Merlo (@CLMerlo)
October 06, 2025
The Impact of the Boca Juniors Defeat
Playing against Boca Juniors was like a big test for Newell’s Old Boys. Getting beat 5-0 shows how much trouble they’re having and that Fabbiani needs to change some things with the team. Boca Juniors played really good and showed they’re one of the best which left Newell’s with a lot to think about. This loss shows how tough the league is and that you gotta be strong when things go bad.
Future Prospects for Newell’s Old Boys
While Fabbiani keeps running things at Newell’s Old Boys they gotta fix what’s making them play so bad. The fans at Estadio Marcelo Bielsa want their team to get better because of all the history there. It’s not just about changing how they play but getting the team to believe in themselves and work together better. As the season keeps going in the Argentine Primera División Fabbiani’s gonna have to prove himself. How he helps the team get through this rough patch is gonna decide where Newell’s Old Boys ends up in the league.
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