Los Andes: Los Andes Footballers, Los Andes Managers, Dario Sala, Reinaldo Merlo, Miguel Angel Russo, Esteban Fuertes, Hernan Diaz baixar o livro de graça

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 105. Not illustrated. Chapters: Los Andes Footballers, Los Andes Managers, Dario Sala, Reinaldo Merlo, Miguel Angel Russo, Esteban Fuertes, Hernan Diaz, Estanislao Struway, German Denis, Juan Carlos Murua, Jose Serrizuela, Jose Maria Buljubasich, Eduardo Lujan Manera, Juan Pajuelo, Jose Farias, Cristian Munoz, Hector Bracamonte, Miguel Oviedo, Club Atletico Los Andes, Jonathan Maidana, Daniel Vega, Omar Zarif, Jose Andres Bilibio, Fernando Ariel Troyansky, Sebastian Carrera, Hernan Grana, Daniel Cigogna, Alfredo Obberti, Daniel Islas, Guillermo Franco, Maximiliano Flotta, Sebastian Salomon, Angel Puertas, Fabio Pieters, Ruben Ferrer, Paolo Frangipane, Juan Pablo Avendano, Victor Lopez, Horacio Lugo, Gustavo Paruolo, Hernan Maisterra, Gustavo Fabian Lopez, Gustavo Lillo, Luis Bustamante, Gustavo Ruiz Diaz, Estadio Eduardo Gallardon. Excerpt: Dario Sala (born October 17, 1974 in Cordoba) is an Argentine footballer who currently plays for FC Dallas in Major League Soccer. Sala was born into a working-class family in Cordoba. He aspired to be a soldier and attended a top military prep school at age 11. On weekends, Sala returned to his home to sell churros with his family outside the local soccer stadiums. Sala had no interest in football and instead played team handball. At an early age, he earned a place on Argentina's national handball team as a right winger. After becoming a lieutenant in the Argentine Army, Sala started law school at the age of 18. As a way to get free drinks, he would bet the professional players a Coke that he could stop their shots from outside the 18-yard box. His efforts caught the attention of a scout, who, in 1995 signed him as a reserve player for first division powerhouse San Lorenzo. At San Lorenzo, Sala was coached by Hector Baley, goalkeeper for the 1978 Argentine World Cup squad. After his short sti...