translated from Spanish: “Hold the ball”: AFA’s new pandemic fight video

It has been 45 days since the national government confirmed the onset of social isolation, preventative and mandatory by the contagion of coronavirus and the country has shown a brake on cases throughout the territory, maintaining sustained numbers of cases and deaths, however, it still lacks to return to normal exits. Therefore, from all sectors they try to generate awareness so that people resist, despite all the complicated situations that can occur, especially with the desire to go out on the street, in violation of the norm or unnecessarily.
In this case, AFA released a new video, where it joined the “Nobody Comes Champion Alone” campaign. This time, the video was titled “Hold the Ball”, where you can see images of great figures with the Team jersey, but in addition to boys with the heavenly and white, doctors and canteen helpers.” It is up to us to read this match well: who comes out and who stays covering, yes or yes. And if you see anyone who can’t take it anymore, help them, because it’s in the difficult times where the big teams look. In the effort of the most rest they have”, he highlights part of the video. The full text of the new AFA video
“Hold the ball like Roman, who is about to finish the first half and we’re winning. Dale, if you know her well. Redondo’s hitch, D’Alessandro’s “boba”, Carlitos’s little footprint, the “gum”. It’s a difficult time in the game and no matter how eager I are to get out, you have to put up with the hair at home.” Don’t go out of time. Where do you want to go? I know, this game seems endless. Don’t get upset, don’t fall for me. The world is seeing the good that Argentina plays, but remember that we haven’t won anything yet. Hold the stop with the kids, hold the rags cleaning, hold on to see yours for as much as your birthday. Hold the ball as much as you can that the fans ask, because otherwise the opponent comes over us, against, and does not forgive. It is up to us to read this match well: who comes out and who stays covering, yes or yes. And if you see anyone who can’t take it anymore, help them, because it’s in the difficult times where the big teams look. In the effort of the rest of them. From the bank, they are already preparing some changes. We’re going to have to go out and cover several, run twice as much for everyone who got injured. But what we can’t do is spoil what we’ve achieved so far by playing as a team. Realize that you have a whole country behind you, tucking in just like you, leaving everything you have on the court: blood, sweat and tears. Come on Argentina, hold the ball as much as you can. Pisala, amasla, take it home, because this team of 45 million Argentines counts on you to win.”

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