Argentinos Juniors 1162854 224891790 2008-07-10T21:37:43Z English peasant 1083608 removed ugly formatting {{Football club infobox | clubname = Argentinos Juniors | image = [[Image:ArgentinosJuniorsBadge.png|150px|Badge]] | fullname = Asociación Atlética<br>Argentinos Juniors | nickname = ''Bichos Colorados (Red Bugs)'' <br> ''El Semillero (Seed Garden)'' | founded = [[August 15]], [[1904]] | ground = [[Estadio Diego Armando Maradona|Estadio Diego<br>Armando Maradona]],<br />[[La Paternal, Buenos Aires|La Paternal]], [[Buenos Aires]] | capacity = 24,800 | chairman = {{flagicon|Argentina}} Luis Miguel Segura | manager = {{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Néstor Gorosito]] | league = [[Primera División Argentina|Argentine Primera División]] | | season = [[2007-2008 in Argentine football#Torneo Clausura .28.22Closing.22 Tournament.29|Clausura 2008]] | position =7th | pattern_la1=_bluewhite_cuffs|pattern_b1=_Whitespikes|pattern_ra1=_bluewhite_cuffs| leftarm1=FF0000|body1=FF0000|rightarm1=FF0000|shorts1=FF0000|socks1=FF0000| pattern_la2=_bluewhite_cuffs|pattern_b2=_vif|pattern_ra2=_bluewhite_cuffs| leftarm2=FFFFFF|body2=FFFFFF|rightarm2=FFFFFF|shorts2=FFFFFF|socks2=FFFFFF| }} '''Argentinos Juniors''' is an [[Argentina|Argentine]] [[football (soccer)|football]] club, founded in [[La Paternal, Buenos Aires]], on [[August 15]], [[1904]]. The club was originally called The “Martyrs of Chicago”, a homage to the eight [[anarchists]] imprisoned or hanged after the 1886 [[Haymarket Riot]] in [[Chicago]]<ref>{{cite news |title=Argentina’s soccer passion |publisher=Znet Online |date=[[2006-06-28]]|url=http://www.zmag.org/Sustainers/Content/2006-06/28trigona.cfm |accessdate=2007-07-24}}</ref>. ==Kit== The team play in a red top with a diagonal white sash running from the right shoulder to the left waist. Over recent years they have also used a plain red top, a red top with a single vertical white stripe and a red top that gradually fades to white at the bottom. The club have used red or white shirts and socks over the years, their current first kit features white shorts and red socks. The club used a number of different colours in their early years, in 1917 they settled on red, inspired by the club's [[socialism|socialist]] beginnings<ref>[http://www.argentinosjuniors.com.ar/secciones/historia/historia1900.php Argentinos Juniors official website {{es icon}}]</ref>. ==Stadium== The club currently play in [[Estadio Diego Armando Maradona]] which is also often referred to as ''La Paternal'' after [[La Paternal, Buenos Aires|La Paternal]] district of [[Buenos Aires]] where the club is based. The stadium was named after [[Diego Maradona]] because he started his career in the Argentinos youth team. Between 1983 and 2003 Argentinos had a groundshare with [[Ferro Carril Oeste]] at [[Estadio Ricardo Etcheverry]]. The club have had a number of other homes in their history, all based in the city of Buenos Aires. ==Nicknames== The club, who are nicknamed ''Bichos Colorados (Red Bugs)'', is one of the most prolific sources of football players in Argentina. [[Diego Maradona]], [[Fernando Redondo]] and [[Juan Román Riquelme]] being some of the most famous players who began their career at the club. This ability to keep producing world class players has given them the nickname ''El Semillero'', meaning the [[Nursery (horticulture)|Nursery]] or the "Seed Garden". ==History== ===Early years=== The club were founded in the [[Villa Crespo]] neighbourhood of [[Buenos Aires]] on [[August 14]] [[1904]]. In [[1905]] thet joined the "Fútbol de competencia" league playing their first game against Club La Prensa, which they lost by a catastrophic scoreline of 12-1. After several moves in their first few years Argentinos settled in [[Villa Urquiza]]. In 1909 Argentinos gained affiliation with the [[Argentine Football Association]], but in 1912 they were involved in the first schism in [[Football in Argentina|Argentine football]] when they joined the breakaway "Federación de Fútbol". In [[1920]] they played a promotion playoff with [[Club El Porvenir|El Porvenir]] but lost 3-2 on aggregate, one year later they secured promotion to the Primera, and made their dabut in the [[1922]] season, where they competed well, finishing in 6th place. The club endured a terrible season in [[1925]], but they followed it up in [[1926]] with a 2nd place finish behind champions [[Boca Juniors]]. In [[1927]] the two separate football associations reunified and Argentinos played in a massive 34 team league, the league was expanded to 36 and Argentinos managed to keep their place until [[1930]]. ===1931-1966=== In [[1931]] Argentinos joined 17 other clubs in forming a breakaway professional league, a move that marked the beginning of the professional era of Argentine football. In 1934 the Amateur league was broken up and Argentina once again had a unified [[Primera Division Argentina|first division]]. As part of this move, Argentinos Juniors were unified with [[Club Atlético Atlanta]], the season progressed badly, and after 25 rounds the union was dissolved due to financial irregularities in the Atlanta books. Argentinos Juniors played on but finished bottom of the league with only 2 wins from 39 games. Argentinos were allowed to keep their place in the Primera, but succumbed to relegation in 1937 after finishing second from bottom of the table. In [[1940]] Argentinos enjoyed a good campaign in a new stadium, which culminated in winning the [[Primera B Nacional|2nd division]]<ref>[http://www.rsssf.com/tablesa/arg2-40.html rsssf Argentine 2nd level 1940]</ref>, but the club were not allowed promotion because their ground did not meet the requirements of the Primera División, and AFA would not make an exeption for Argentinos to play at another ground, even though they had done so for several other promoted clubs in previous seasons. In 1943 [[Hector Ingunza]] made his first appearance for the club, he went on to become the top scorer in the clubs history with 143 goals in official games between 1943 and 1946. In 1948 Argentinos suffered another injustice at the hands of AFA, they had qualified to the end of season playoff for promotion to the Primera and were top of the league after 7 of the 11 rounds when a players strike interrupted the competition. AFA eventually abandoned the playoff and gave automatic promotion to the teams that had been relegated in 1946 and 1947 instead. In 1954 Argentinos finished in 2nd place in the league having scored 88 goals in the league, making them the highest scoring team by far. In [[1955]] they finally secured promotion back to the Primera after 18 long years. They returned to top flight competition in 1956 and after finishing near the bottom of the table that year, they secured comfortable mid-table finishes over the next few seasons. 1960 saw a complete overhaul of the Argentinos Juniors team, the new team performed well and it was only on the last game of the season that they missed out on the championship. They finished in 3rd place, only 2 points below the eventual champions Independiente. Although they didn't win the championship, the team is fondly remembered by those old enough to have seen them play<ref>[http://www.argentinosjuniors.com.ar/secciones/historia/historia1960.php Argentinos Juniors official website]</ref>. In the following years the team did not live up to expectations, rarely finishing in the top half of the table. ===1967-1984=== 1967 saw the introduction of the [[Metropolitano championship|Metropolitano]] and [[Nacional championship|Nacional]] system, Argentinos struggled to adapt and only just survived relegation from the Metropolitano in the inaugural season. Over the next few seasons Argentinos had to play in several short tournaments to earn the right to stay in the Metropolitano and were far from qualifying to play in the Nacional. From 1971 Argentinos stabilised themselves and avoided the lower positions in the table, they also qualified to play in the expanded Nacional tournaments of the early 70s, they performed well enough, but failed to qualify for the final stages. In 1975 Argentinos Juniors finished 19th of 20 teams, but were extremely fortune in that no teams were relegated from the Metropolitano that season. [[Image:Maradona1980.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Diego Maradona]] playing for Argentinos Juniors in 1980]] On Thursday [[October 20]] [[1976]], fans of Argentinos Juniors and a few travelling [[Talleres de Córdoba|Talleres]] fans witnessed probably the most important debut in the history of Argentine football. With Argentinos losing 1-0 the manager, [[Juan Carlos Montes]] sent on a fifteen year old debutant named [[Diego Armando Maradona]] making him the leagues youngest ever player until his record was broken by [[Sergio Agüero]] in 2003. Argentinos lost the game but Diego went on to propel the club forward over the next four years and to achieve great successes with other clubs and the [[Argentina national football team|Argentina national team]]. In the 1979 Metropolitano Diego became the youngest topscorer in the history of Argentine football with 14 goals, he went on to become [[Primera División Argentina topscorers|top scorer]] in the following three tournaments, matching [[José Sanfilippo]]'s record of being Argentina's topscorer on four consecutive occasions. In 1980 Argentinos finished 2nd in the Metropolitano and reached the quarter finals of the Nacional. The 2nd place finish was their best since the beginning of the professional era in 1931. In 1981 Maradona was sold to [[Boca Juniors]] in 1981 for a fee of £1million. Maradona never won a title with Argentinos but his massive transfer fee allowed Argentinos to strengthen their squad for the years ahead, although his departure almost cost Argentinos their place in the top flight, they needed a last day win over [[Club Atlético San Lorenzo de Almagro|San Lorenzo]] to avoid relegation at San Lorenzo's expense. In 1982 Argentinos failed to progress to the latter stages of the nacional and finished in mid table in the Metropolitano. 1983 saw a distinct improvement under the leadership of [[Ángel Labruna]], he had brought in a new group of players a new system of play and moved them to the [[Estadio Ricardo Etcheverry]] of [[Ferro Carril Oeste]] to give the team a wider pitch to play on. The team were making good progress, they had made it to the semi-finals of the Nacional and were in the middle of the Metropolitano when Labruna died suddenly on [[September 20]] [[1983]], the team held themselves together under new manager [[Marcos Saporiti]] for a mid table finish. They then made it to the Quarter-finals of the Nacional in 1984. ===Metropolitano 1984=== Saporiti had kept faith with Labruna's attacking style of play, and largely retained the same group of players. Argentinos managed to win the title by a single point from landlords Ferro Carrl Oeste on the last day of the season. This was the first major title in the clubs history and gave them automatic qualification to the [[Copa Libertadores]] in [[Copa Libertadores 1985|1985]]. ===Nacional 1985=== Saporiti was replaced as manager by [[José Yudica]] who had worked wonders in previous seasons including leading unfashionable [[Quilmes Atlético Club]] to the Metropolitano championship in 1978 and rescuing San Lorenzo from the 2nd division at the first time of asking. The Nacional championship of 1985 was the last, and featured by far the most complicated structure in the history of the Argentine Primera. Once the competition reached the knockout stage, the eliminated teams got another chance to play on in the losers knockout. Argentinos won the winners group with a 4-2 win on penalteis against [[Club Atlético Vélez Sársfield|Vélez Sársfield]] after a 2-2 aggregate score, but Velez got another chance to play for the title after beating River Plate in the losers final. Argentinos and Velez played for the title and after a 1-1 draw, Velez won the penalty shootout, but because they has come from the losers group a new game was needed, which Argentinos won 2-1. ===Copa Libertadores 1985=== The [[Copa Libertadores 1985|1985 edition of the Copa Libertadores]] saw the inclusion of three Argentine teams, [[Club Atlético Independiente|Independiente]] as the previous years champions, [[Ferro Carril Oeste]] as the champions of the [[1984]] Nacional and Argentinos Juniors as the champions of the [[1984]] Metropolitano. In the first round Argentinos and Ferro were put into the same group with [[Brazil]]ian teams [[Fluminense Football Club|Fluminese]] and [[Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama|Vasco de Gama]]. The group was dominated by the two Argentine teams, who finished level on points at the top of the group. This necessitated a playoff game to determine which team would pass to the semi-final, which Argentinos won 3-1. [[Image:ArgentinosCopaLib85.gif|200px|thumb|right|[[José Yudica|Yudica]], [[Mario Videla|Videla]], [[Sergio Batista|Batista]] and [[Miguel Lemme|Lemme]] with the [[Copa Libertadores]] trophy.]] In the semi-final round Argentinos found themselves in a group of three with Independiete who had received a bye to the semi-finals and [[Club Blooming|Blooming]] of [[Bolivia]]. Argentinos progressed thanks to a 2-1 win in [[Estadio Libertadores de América|Independiente's stadium]] in the last fixture of the group. The [[Copa Libertadores 1985#Final|final]] was against [[América de Cali]] of [[Colombia]], after a 1-0 home win each, the final went to a deciding game in [[Asunción]], [[Paraguay]]. The game finished 1-1 and Argentinos won 5-4 on [[penalty shootout|penalties]]. It was only the second time the competition had been decided on penalties, and marked the finest achievement in the history of Argentinos Juniors. The players involved in the final playoff game were. {| |width="50"| |valign="top"| :'''First eleven''' * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Goalkeeper (football)|GK]] [[Enrique Vidallé]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[defender (football)|DF]] [[Carmelo Villalba]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[defender (football)|DF]] [[José Luis Pavoni]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[defender (football)|DF]] [[Jorge Pellegrini]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[defender (football)|DF]] [[Adrián Domenech]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Midfielder|MF]] [[Emilio Commisso]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Midfielder|MF]] [[Jorge Olguín]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Midfielder|MF]] [[Sergio Batista]] * {{flagicon|USA}}{{flagicon|ARG}}[[Midfielder|MF]] [[Renato Corsi]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Midfielder|MF]] [[Mario Videla]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Striker|FW]] [[Claudio Borghi]] |width="50"| |valign="top"| :'''Used as substitutes''' * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[defender (football)|DF]] [[Miguel Lemme]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[defender (football)|DF]] [[Carlos Mayor]] :'''Unused substitutes''' * {{flagicon|PAR}}[[Goalkeeper (football)|GK]] [[Cesar Roberto Mendoza]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Striker|FW]] [[Horacio Alberto Peralta|Horacio Peralta]] * {{flagicon|PAN}}[[Striker|FW]] [[Armando Dely Valdés]] :'''Played in earlier rounds''' * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Striker|FW]] [[José Antonio Castro (Argentina)|José Antonio Castro]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Striker|FW]] [[Carlos Ereros]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Midfielder|MF]] [[Juan José López]] [[Midfielder|MF]] * {{flagicon|ARG}}[[Striker|FW]] [[Carlos Manuel Morete|Carlos Morete]] |} :'''Manager''': {{flagicon|ARG}} [[José Yudica]] ===1985-present=== In 1985 Argentinos Juniors represented South America in the [[Copa Intercontinental]] against [[Juventus F.C.]] of [[Italy]], the game ended in a 2-2 draw, but this time Argentinos lost the penalty shootout. Argentinos won one further trophy in 1986 they won 1-0 in the [[Copa Interamericana]] against [[Defence Force]] of [[Trinidad and Tobago]]. Argentinos qualified for the 1986 Copa Libertadores, receiving a bye to the second round as holders, they were elimnated in the group of three, behind River Plate of Argentina who went on to win the final. 1985-1986 saw the start of Eupropean style seasons, Argentinos performed well, finishing in the top half of the table for most of the rest of the 1980s and never fearing relegation, although they also never really challenged as title contemders. By 1988 the majority of the Libertadores champions had gone and Argentinos were a vastly different team. On [[November 20]] [[1988]] the club set a world record for the longest penalty shootout, which occurred in a league match against [[Racing Club de Avellaneda|Racing Club]], the shootout finished 20:19 to Argentinos after 44 penalties. The rules of the time granted an extra point for the winner on penalties after a drawn match. 1990 saw the introduction of the [[Apertura and Clausura]] system in Argentina, Argentinos enjoyed a number of decent finishes, although they finished 19th in Apertura 1992 and were saved from relegation by the points averaging system. Argentinos finished 20th and last in Clausura 1995 and were again saved by the points averaging system, the next year they finished bottom of the clausura and were relegated from the primera only eleven years after being champions of South America. In the 1996-1997 season Argentinos won the second division under manager [[Osvaldo Sosa]] to bounce back into the Primera at the first attempt. They remained in the top flight until they were relegated again after another sequence of poor finishes, the best finish they managed in that period was 4th in Clausura 2001. Argentinos spent two seasons in the [[Primera B Nacional|2nd division]] before returning in [[2003-04 in Argentine football|2004]] through a [[2003-04 in Argentine football#.22Promoci.C3.B3n.22 Playoff|playoff]] with [[Talleres de Córdoba]] who had finished the season in 3rd place in the Primera. Argentinos spent a couple of nervous seasons narrowly avoiding relegation in [[2004-05 in Argentine football|2005]] by beating [[Atlético de Rafaela]] in a [[2004-05 in Argentine football#.22Promoci.C3.B3n.22 playoff|playoff]]. The following season they survived a [[2005-06 in Argentine football#.22Promoci.C3.B3n.22 playoff|playoff]] against [[Club Atlético Huracán|Huracán]]. The [[2006-2007 in Argentine football|2006-2007 season]] saw Argentinos finally claw their way clear from the relegation places after over two years of flirting with relegation. ==Honours== ===League=== *[[Metropolitano championship|Metropolitano]]: 1984 *[[Nacional championship|Nacional]]: 1985 *[[Primera B Nacional Argentina|2nd Division]] 1940 (not allowed promotion), 1955, 1996-1997 ===Cups=== *[[Copa Libertadores]] [[Copa Libertadores 1985|1985]] *[[Copa Interamericana]] 1985 ===Other achievements=== *Amateur First Division Runners-up: 1926 *Amateur First Division's Copa Competencia Runners-up: 1925 *Metropolitano Runners-up: 1980 ==Current squad== ''Correct as of [[April 20]], [[2008]]'' {{Fs start}} {{Fs player|no=1|nat=Argentina|name=[[Juan Ignacio Carrera]]|pos=GK}} {{Fs player|no=2|nat=Argentina|name=[[Matías Caruzzo]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=3|nat=Argentina|name=[[Diego Sequeira]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=4|nat=Argentina|name=[[Leandro Fleitas]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=5|nat=Argentina|name=[[Néstor Ortigoza]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=6|nat=Argentina|name=[[Sergio Escudero]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=7|nat=Argentina|name=[[Martín Cabrera]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=8|nat=Argentina|name=[[Juan Ignacio Mercier]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=9|nat=Argentina|name=[[Rafael Viotti]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=10|nat=Argentina|name=[[Franco Niell]]|pos=FW}} {{Fs player|no=12|nat=Argentina|name=[[Diego Hernán Morales|Diego Morales]]|pos=GK}} {{Fs player|no=13|nat=Argentina|name=[[Nicolás Facundo Quiroga|Facundo Quiroga]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=15|nat=Argentina|name=[[Andrés Fabricio Romero]]|pos=FW}} {{Fs player|no=16|nat=Argentina|name=[[Mauro Bogado]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=17|nat=Argentina|name=[[Juan Sabia]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=18|nat=Argentina|name=[[Matías Cordoba]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs mid}} {{Fs player|no=19|nat=Uruguay|name=[[Andrés Scotti]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=22|nat=Argentina|name=[[Sebastián Torrico]]|pos=GK}} {{Fs player|no=23|nat=Argentina|name=[[Daniel Andrés Romero]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=24|nat=Argentina|name=[[Gonzalo Prósperi]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=25|nat=Argentina|name=[[Carlos Santibáñez]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=26|nat=Argentina|name=[[Leandro Martínez]]|pos=FW}} {{Fs player|no=27|nat=Argentina|name=[[Gabriel Hauche]]|pos=FW}} {{Fs player|no=28|nat=Argentina|name=[[Gabriel Peñalba]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=29|nat=Argentina|name=[[Gabriel Pérez Tarija]]|pos=FW}} {{Fs player|no=31|nat=Argentina|name=[[Sebastián Brunet]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=32|nat=Argentina|name=[[Bruno Urribarri]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=33|nat=Argentina|name=[[Ignacio Canuto]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=34|nat=Argentina|name=[[Lionel Coudannes]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=35|nat=Argentina|name=[[Ariel Seltzer]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=36|nat=Argentina|name=[[Diego Ianero]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs player|no=|nat=Argentina|name=[[Rodrigo Diaz]]|pos=MF}} {{Fs player|no=|nat=Argentina|name=[[Mariano Matías Martínez|Mariano Martínez]]|pos=DF}} {{Fs end}} ==Notable former players== {{col-begin-small}} {{col-2}} *{{flagicon|Paraguay}} [[Roberto Acuña]] (1993~1994) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Julio Arca]] (1998~2000) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Sergio Batista]] (1981~1988, 1991) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Claudio Borghi]] (1981~1986) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Fernando Gabriel Cáceres]](1988~1992, 2006) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Diego Cagna]] (1988~1992) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Esteban Cambiasso]] (1995~1996) *{{flagicon|Bolivia}} [[Ramiro Castillo]] (1988~1990) *{{flagicon|ZAM}} [[David Chabala]] (1991~1992) *{{flagicon|Uruguay}} [[Gonzalo Choy Gonzalez]] (2006-2007) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Fabricio Coloccini]] (youth prior to 1998) *{{flagicon|Panama}} [[Armando Dely Valdés]] (1983~?) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Pablo De Muner]] (2000-2007) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Oscar Dertycia]] (1988~1989) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Adrián Domenech]] (1982~1987) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Ubaldo Fillol]] (1983) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Leonel Gancedo]] (1990~1996) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Fabián Garfagnoli]](1996~2002) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Hector Ingunza]] (1943~1946) *{{flagicon|Ecuador}} [[Iván Kaviedes]] (2005~2006) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Juan José López]] (1984~1986) {{col-2}} *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Néstor Lorenzo]] (1985~1989) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Diego Maradona]] (1976~1981) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Leonardo Mas]] (1993~1997) *{{flagicon|Colombia}} [[Faryd Mondragon]] (1993~1994) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Carlos Manuel Morete]] (1984~1986) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Julio Olarticoechea]] (1987~1988) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Jorge Olguín]] (1983~1988) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Pedro Pasculli]] (1980~1985) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[José Pekerman]] (1970~1974) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Leonardo Pisculichi]] (2002~2005) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Diego Placente]] (1995~1997) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Jorge Quinteros]] (1993~1997, 1998~1999, 2003-2004, 2006) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Fernando Redondo]](1985~1990) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Juan Román Riquelme]] (youth prior to 1995) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Rolando Schiavi]] (1996~2001) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Juan Pablo Sorín]](1994~1995) *{{flagicon|Argentina}} [[Enrique Vidallé]] (1984~1987) *{{flagicon|Argentina}}{{flagicon|Armenia}} [[Fernando Zagharián]] (1998~2002) {{col-end}} :''see also {{cl|Argentinos Juniors footballers}}'' ==References== <references /> ==External links== *{{es icon}} [http://www.argentinosjuniors.com.ar Official Site] *{{es icon}} [http://www.lapaternaaaj.com.ar/ LaPaternAAAJ] *{{es icon}} [http://www.argentinospasion.com.ar/ Argentinos Pasión] *{{es icon}} [http://www.bichocapo.com.ar/ Bicho capo] *{{es icon}} [http://www.pasionpaternal.com.ar/ Pasión Paternal] *{{es icon}} [http://www.soydeargentinos.com.ar/ Soy de Argentinos] {{fb start}} {{Primera División de Argentina}} {{fb end}} {{coor title 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